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Getting Their Hands Dirty for the Environment
Restoration Soils can keep much of Flagstaff’s organic and food waste stream out of the landfill by transforming it into a high-value compost.
Restoration Soils can keep much of Flagstaff’s organic and food waste stream out of the landfill by transforming it into a high-value compost.
Federal funding will establish a reliable network of Level 3 fast-charging stations along the state’s interstates and highways.
Planning a trip to Flagstaff? What to know about Arizona’s best-known mountain town.
Coconino Community College is working to train northern Arizona’s next generation of skilled workers through their Construction Technology Management programs.
The inaugural Flagstaff International Film Festival (FIFF) bookends a season of innovative art festivals that have brought in diverse voices.
Nearly nine years ago journalist John A. Kissane hailed the northern Arizona city of Flagstaff as one of the “new running meccas” in America.
You can help protect Flagstaff’s special places with the Pledge for the Wild program.
Flagstaff has long been known as a center for scientific research and education, and now it has its own science-themed store, Planet Science.
Sourcing local ingredients used to be the avenue of necessity when pioneers settled the area that would become known as Flagstaff in the 1800s.