To provide for greater public safety and property protection, the Coconino National Forest is implementing a restriction on overnight camping in the Snowbowl Road, Snowbowl and Leroux Springs area. Camping is still allowed at designated dispersed campsites along Forest Road 522/Freidlein Prairie Road and at “Big Camp” along Humphreys Peak trail. Day-use recreational activities such as hiking and biking are not affected. The Forest Order and Restriction Area map are posted … [Read more...] about Camping Restrictions In Place Near Snowbowl
First Navajo Woman Operator at Black Mesa Railroad
Engine 36 blows its horn 77 times along the Black Mesa Lake Powell Railroad. These 78 miles of tracks across the Navajo Nation exist for one purpose: to transport coal from Peabody Energy’s twin coal silos 20 miles southwest of Kayenta to the Navajo Generating Station at LeChee. Thirty years ago, Judy Moffett was the only woman and the only Navajo to become a train operator. After working to become an under-ground miner, with plans to go to either Moab, Utah, or Grants, N.M., she asked … [Read more...] about First Navajo Woman Operator at Black Mesa Railroad
Refinancing While Under Water
In many cases, you can lower your interest rate even if you owe more on your home than it's worth. As low as they may be, I still don't think jumping into an adjustable rate mortgage makes sense. But, getting a six-percent rate or even a high-five-percent rate down into the four percent range DOES make sense. Don't let the fact that your home is "underwater" hold you back from exploring the possibility. Do your calculations carefully. No doubt you will be adding … [Read more...] about Refinancing While Under Water
Several Factors Contributing to Mixed Tourism Figures
Tourism seems to be picking up across the country and in the state of Arizona, following a 2009 crash related to the economy. But some aspects of Flagstaff’s tourism appear a bit slower to catch up. Nationally, according to the Arizona Office of Tourism, hotels are doing a little better than they did last year. Occupancy went up about five percent across the country. Those numbers held true regionally, statewide and for the Phoenix metro area. But in Flagstaff, occupancy rates went down a … [Read more...] about Several Factors Contributing to Mixed Tourism Figures
Celebrating the American Worker and Labor Day
Statement from Governor Jan Brewer's office. “On this Labor Day, we celebrate the American worker. We celebrate the bus drivers and teachers, the office workers and homebuilders. Whether walking a beat or picking crops in a field, these are the people who make our communities run. “It is no secret that times are tough. Too many people are unemployed. Many who still have jobs feel uneasy, or are working harder for less money than just a few years ago. But I remain … [Read more...] about Celebrating the American Worker and Labor Day
Jamelle Kelly and Cameron Clark are owners of Cameron + Kelly Studios in downtown Flagstaff. The two offer unique photography, concentrating on their favorite subjects: people. While customer service is their biggest focus, the pair thoroughly enjoy their craft, bringing laughter and professionalism into each work day. Flagstaff Business News caught up with Jamelle and Cameron to learn more about what they offer to the Northern Arizona community. Photography is popular business in a … [Read more...] about
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Catching Your Breath with COPD Awareness
A recent study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that while three of the leading causes of death were on the decline, only chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) increased. These new findings mean that COPD moved into the number three spot for leading causes of death, behind only cancer and heart disease. Approximately 24 million Americans currently have COPD, but only half of those people have been diagnosed. COPD, more commonly known as emphysema … [Read more...] about Catching Your Breath with COPD Awareness
NAR Hosting Women’s Wellness Day
Northern Arizona Radiology is hosting a Women’s Wellness Day on Saturday, September 10 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Women who schedule a mammogram or bone density exam for that day will also be treated to several free wellness therapies and health information just for women including: · Facial skin analysis by Dr. Angela Wyatt of Angela Wyatt Dermatology · Bra fittings by a certified bra fitter · Discussion of the latest non-surgical treatment for varicose veins · Mini makeovers from Lancome · … [Read more...] about NAR Hosting Women’s Wellness Day
NAU Football Players Visit Young Hospital Patients
Are you guys real football players? Matt Myers and Scott McKeever got that greeting upon arriving at Phoenix Children’s Hospital Thursday from a kid who was about to receive a heart transplant this week. “I have never seen one in real life,” said the kid. It was a touching moment for the Lumberjack players. “He was so thrilled,” said kicker Matt Myers, who organized the trip to Phoenix. “He was jumping around with all the IVs in him and he was still moving around real good. He was … [Read more...] about NAU Football Players Visit Young Hospital Patients
Web-Based Business Tools
Sept. 20th Beginning at 6:00 p.m., www.FlagTechTalk.com is hosting an educational lecture designed to break technical barriers. Have you ever needed a software tool such as a photo editor but do not want to pay for Photoshop? Does your staff need to be able to share information about customers? Do you need mobile access to critical business information? Do you need to work collaboratively on a presentation or document? Come to Flag Tech Talk's Web Based Business Tools session and find out … [Read more...] about Web-Based Business Tools