The recently formed Flagstaff Boys and Girls Club Board of Directors has hired Steve Conrad as their new Executive Director. In an agreement with the City of Flagstaff, the Boys and Girls club will open this July in what was formally the Cogdill Recreation Center. This 8,750 square foot building located at 301 S. Paseo Del Flag near the NAU campus will provide educational, recreational, fine arts and leadership development programs for school age youth with special focus on children … [Read more...] about Flagstaff Boys and Girls Club Hiring New Director
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Navajo County Democrats’ Announcing New HQs
The Navajo County Democratic Committee is announcing the Grand Opening of their new Holbrook election headquarters, Thursday July 5 from 5:00-7:00 PM. Refreshments will be served, come by and see our new office, meet local and statewide candidates, register to vote, pick up information or sign up to volunteer! 111 E. Hopi Dr. Holbrook. Navajo County Democrats proudly announce they will hold a non-partisan voter registration drive at Winslow's Fourth of July Freedom Festival. You don't have … [Read more...] about Navajo County Democrats’ Announcing New HQs
Flagstaff’s New Mayor Ready for Action
As Mayor-elect Jerry Nabours prepares to be sworn into office later this month, his to-do list is growing longer with every passing moment. Just 10 days after the general election, he is outfitted with a city-issued smartphone that is helping him gain the upper hand on his quickly expanding list of meetings and appearances. At our meeting at a local coffee shop, Nabours listened graciously and intently when approached by supporters and constituents. Already, he seems comfortable in his new … [Read more...] about Flagstaff’s New Mayor Ready for Action
NAU Receiving $1 Million Grant for New Degree Program
Northern Arizona University received a major funding boost for its Personalized Learning initiative with a $1 million grant from Next Generation Learning Challenges. “With Personalized Learning, we are opening a new era in academic instruction at Northern Arizona University,” said NAU President John Haeger. “This program is a huge step toward transforming our institution through technology. We are grateful that Next Generation Learning Challenges has recognized our innovative … [Read more...] about NAU Receiving $1 Million Grant for New Degree Program
New Law Affecting Local Patents
Flight nurse Ryan Heck recalls an all-too-familiar story. It was Memorial Day weekend and a man on the Hopi reservation had suffered a heart attack and needed a helicopter to transport him to the nearest hospital with cardiac facilities. “Flagstaff Medical Center was full,” Heck remembered. “So the next call [the doctors] made was to a hospital that was 85 miles away. There were 35 hospitals that were closer that were not called or screened because it’s such a cumbersome process.” That … [Read more...] about New Law Affecting Local Patents
Flagstaff’s Famous Pinecone and DBA Welcoming Season
It’s captured the attention of major media outlets such as Travel + Leisure and Country Living magazines, the Weather Channel and CNN, and even American Express is not leaving home without considering it in its seasonal advertisements. The Weatherford Hotel’s Great Pine Cone, prominently displayed on Flagstaff’s Discovery Map, has become a holiday tradition and a much-anticipated event nationwide. This iconic symbol of mountain magic is about to take center stage again this Saturday. Rising … [Read more...] about Flagstaff’s Famous Pinecone and DBA Welcoming Season
Little America’s Big Holiday Plans
The Little America Hotel has been a staple in Northern Arizona for over 38 years. The longevity of this beautiful property comes from a strong dedication to the Flagstaff community, providing great service, a quality establishment and always seeking to establish a tradition of excellence in every facet of business. The Little America Hotel generously contributes to organizations in all of Northern Arizona and constantly looks for ways to lend a helping hand. From donations of pillows to local … [Read more...] about Little America’s Big Holiday Plans
New Director of Revenue Named
Governor Jan Brewer today named John Greene the new Director of the Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR). Mr. Greene has been appointed to replace outgoing Director Gale Garriott, who is leaving to pursue a position outside state government. Garriot’s departure is effective June 29, 2011. “I am very happy to announce the appointment of John Greene. He brings with him an extensive and credentialed background. I am expecting great things from John in this new role,” said Governor Brewer. “I … [Read more...] about New Director of Revenue Named
Mix Offers New Dining Option
People are discovering, "Mix," Flagstaff's new downtown restaurant. Located in the Old Town Shops, Mix offers a really fresh breakfast lunch and dinner menu. You start your experience at Mix by filling out sheet describing what you want. For example, an omelette order could include your favorite veggies, meats and cheese. For lunch and dinner, have a custom salad or sandwich made up to please your unique palette. Mix offers organic and natural products with more than 30 different … [Read more...] about Mix Offers New Dining Option
Older Employees Enhancing the Workplace
Darja Cocca loves working for New Frontiers in Prescott. She feels respected and appreciated by her fellow employees, to whom she refers as her work family. At 70 years old, Cocca could be the oldest worker at the store, but says she doesn't feel any age discrimination. Her appreciation for the positive work environment is echoed by Ron Samuelson, who works in produce at the store. At 64, he is also considered an older worker, but estimates half the workers in his department are at least 50 … [Read more...] about Older Employees Enhancing the Workplace