In keeping with the Mercedes-Benz slogan, “The Best or Nothing,” Mercedes-Benz of Flagstaff has broken ground on a new state-of-the-art facility. According to marketers from the German car manufacturer, the tag line is meant to signify a call to action to the Mercedes-Benz car company team. The local dealership strives to answer that call with a new building designed to deliver a customer-focused Mercedes-Benz experience. In less than two years, the dealership has outgrown its current location … [Read more...] about Making More Room for Mercedes-Benz
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Cool Commitment to Four Season Recreation
As Arizona Snowbowl transitioned from its longest ski season ever to summer on the San Francisco Peaks, evidence of activity and a commitment to year-round outdoor recreation is abundant. For the second consecutive year, Scenic Chairlift Rides are offered every day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with extended hours on Fridays. For many Northland visitors escaping low-desert heat (the temperature difference can be 30 degrees from Phoenix to the San Francisco Peaks), the stunning views, gorgeous … [Read more...] about Cool Commitment to Four Season Recreation
Late for the Train Serving Kaboose Cups
For many, enjoying a cup a coffee is as much of a ritual as it is a habit…the warmth of the cup, the aroma of the brew, the savored sip. Sometimes, it is about the perfect meld of cream and coffee. Often, it is about gently easing into the day. Late for the Train has now made it more convenient to enjoy its locally roasted, ground coffee. The owners are selling K-Cups, which they call Kaboose Cups. The K-Cups can be purchased by the single K-Cup, Hobo Bag of 16, Pantry Pack of 32 or in a … [Read more...] about Late for the Train Serving Kaboose Cups
Dealing with the Rising Cost of Prescription Drugs
Some consumers report skimping on medicine to stretch their dollar For cash paying consumers or those with high deductible health plans, the cost of prescription medications may add to the pain and discomfort of a disease or illness. Fifty percent of the U.S. public reported taking prescription medicines at the time of a Kaiser Family Foundation Health Tracking Poll conducted June 2 through 9, 2015. About 25 percent of that group said they or a family member decided not to fill a … [Read more...] about Dealing with the Rising Cost of Prescription Drugs
NAU Researchers Searching for Best Trees to Re-Populate Panama Forest
From the dirt to the treetops, scientists study samples as bacteria, DNA and insects may all be part of the formula for resilient trees in a changing climate In a School of Forestry lab at Northern Arizona University, scientists are carefully unfolding large tropical leaves, examining exotic beetles and growing colorful fungus in petri dishes. The research is part of an international effort to give Panama’s dry tropical forests a fighting chance for future survival, and Panamanians the … [Read more...] about NAU Researchers Searching for Best Trees to Re-Populate Panama Forest
Reveling in Real Time Reviews
Couple brings Silicon Valley technology and jobs to the mountains of Northern Arizona When you think about technology and big business, most people think of large cities and prime locations, such as Silicon Valley located in the Bay Area of California. But is the Silicon Valley’s dominance in tech innovation coming to an end? Inc.com says small town America is poised to become the next Silicon Valley. What is changing? Location is becoming less about being connected to an office and more … [Read more...] about Reveling in Real Time Reviews
Golfers Practicing Pilates to Improve Movement, Reduce Chance of Injury
Each day, thousands of people around the world grab their clubs and take to the green grass to play a round of golf. In fact, the National Golf Foundation reports there are more than 25 million golfers worldwide. The highest percentage of golfers are age 50 and older, followed by those ages 30 to 49. Regardless of age, one thing is for sure: amateur golfers are a unique breed of athlete. Most weekend or day-off-from-work swingers go from their car to the green without any thought about their … [Read more...] about Golfers Practicing Pilates to Improve Movement, Reduce Chance of Injury
Monday Night Blues Returns to the Weatherford Hotel
Summer activities include live music, celebrations and murder mysteries The return of Monday Night Blues, the official Flagstaff Blues & Brews after party, headquarters for the 4th of July Parade and monthly Murder Mystery Dinner Theater are among the activities planned at the Weatherford Hotel in the historic downtown district this summer. Seasoned traveling and local musicians like Flagstaff favorites Steve Willis, Hans Olson and Tommy Dukes are once again rocking the downtown. “We … [Read more...] about Monday Night Blues Returns to the Weatherford Hotel
Ron Getto—Cleaning Up the Strikes
Ron Getto has two Ivy League college degrees and has spent 22 years on Wall Street. So, one might wonder, what brought the Starlite Lanes owner to Flagstaff? His career path has not been smooth. In fact, there were some pretty big bumps along the way. Getto was born and raised in New York. He attended Columbia University as an undergrad and a graduate student in its business school. In 1986, he pursued a career on Wall Street, which he described as “spectacular.” He was happy there … [Read more...] about Ron Getto—Cleaning Up the Strikes
Annual Hopi Festival Celebrating 84 Years
More than 100 award-winning artists and presenters from the Hopi villages in Northern Arizona will bring cultural traditions and talents to the Museum of Northern Arizona for the 84th Annual Hopi Festival of Arts and Culture Saturday, July 1 and Sunday, July 2, from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. MNA is located at 3101 N. Fort Valley Road in Flagstaff. Ticket prices are $12 for adults and $8 students, American Indians (10+ with tribal affiliation) and youth 10-17. Children under 10 are free. Weekend passes … [Read more...] about Annual Hopi Festival Celebrating 84 Years