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Volunteers can help replant trees in wildfire scar areas at Coconino National Forest.

Interested locals should RSVP to Wade Gibson ([email protected]) for details.

The Flagstaff Police Department rescheduled its open house to Thursday, Oct.

29 from 3-6 p.m. at the department headquarters (offering community members a chance to connect with officers).

Registered nurses at Flagstaff Medical Center traveled to Phoenix last week — submitting a petition for a union vote to the National Labor Relations Board.

Coconino County supervisors awarded a Medal of Merit to Kim Musselman for her service across several county offices including the sheriff’s, probation, county attorney’s, fiduciary’s, county manager’s and health departments.

The recognition honors her long-standing commitment to county operations.

The NWS has issued a Flood Warning for Moenkopi Wash and the Little Colorado River from Cameron to the Colorado River confluence until 2:00 p.m. today as heavy rains push flood stages in Tuba City, Moenkopi, and nearby areas (avoid flooded banks).

Flagstaff's Howl-O-Ween will return on Oct.

24 at Heritage Square from 3 to 7 p.m. The event features a block party with live music, vendors, adoptable pets, a pet parade and a costume contest to benefit High Country Humane.

FUSD will use new benchmark tests this fall, winter, and spring to measure student progress using AASA and ACT standards.

The assessments track key skills throughout the academic year to guide instruction.

A Flagstaff nonprofit, Wilderness Volunteers, organized a clean-up at Oak Creek Canyon earlier this month in partnership with Keep Arizona Beautiful and removed over 100 pounds of trash.

The effort boosts local pride in maintaining natural spaces.