November
Areas Of Northern Arizona See Near-Record Precipitation In November
Cities in Northern Arizona saw near-record precipitation after a dry Monsoon season. The National Weather Service says Flagstaff picked up 5.66 inches of precipitation, making it the fifth-wettest November on record. The Prescott Airport received 2.43 inches of precipitation, making it the fourth-wettest November on record. Payson saw 7.36 inches in November making it theFull Story
Six Candidates Are Up For Three Seats This November For Flagstaff City Counil
There will be at six candidates vying for three seats on the Flagstaff City Council in November. The deadline to turn in signatures was Wednesday. Meeting the mark, and fulfilling the requirements set forth by the city were, Adam Shimoni, Paul Deasy, Alex Martinez, Regina Salas, Austin Aslan and Dennis Lavin. All turned in theFull Story
Today Is The Last Day To Register To Vote In Yavapai County For November’s Election
Today is the last day to register to vote in Yavapai County for the November election. If you haven’t registered yet, you need to go to the county recorder’s office in Prescott or Cottonwood until 5 p.m. today, or register at servicearizona.com. If you are registered, ballots will be mailed to all eligible voters nextFull Story
Arizona Snowbowl To Open Friday, November 10th
Arizona Snowbowl has announced a planned opening date for the 2017 season. Officials say they will be open for skiing on Friday, November 10th, which makes it the first ski area to open for the season in Arizona. Last year skiers and snowboarders enjoyed the longest season in Snowbowl history, as the resort stayed openFull Story
Arizona Snowbowl To Open For Skiing November 11th
Arizona Snowbowl has announced its opening date for the skiing season. The ski resort will open November 11th with about ten-million dollars worth of upgrades. Crews are constructing the new Grand Canyon Express, which is a six-person chair lift, which is expected to be open by the start of the season. The lift is overFull Story
Flagstaff City Council Makes Board Of Adjustment Appointments
The Flagstaff City Council was busy last night before taking a summer break until August. The council appointed 14-year resident Ande Burke and self-employed architect Will Calstrom to the Board of Adjustments, which will take The Hub student housing project soon. The council also voted to place on the ballot a transit tax renewal thatFull Story
Flagstaff’s Minimum Wage Future May Be Known Soon
We may know soon on whether or not a possible minimum wage initiative was successful in collecting enough signatures needed to be on the November ballot. Flagstaff Mayor Jerry Nabours told KAFF News, he expects we’ll know the answer sooner than later. He says: “they’ve collected petition signatures and supposedly they are going to turnFull Story