Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 15th of February.
Good morning, Flagstaff.
Habitat for Humanity and Blitz Home Builders are collaborating to build starter homes in Flagstaff, seeking local volunteers to join the effort.
Construction on the Lone Tree Corridor project in Flagstaff starts Feb.
18, affecting traffic on Butler Avenue and Lone Tree Road.
Emergency services responded to a rollover accident involving a white pickup truck on Interstate 40 near Flagstaff, with minor injuries reported and no significant traffic blockage.
Flagstaff police apprehended a male suspect at the Guidance Center for attempting to vandalize the facility and vehicles in its parking lot.
Joann plans to close about 500 stores after its second Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in less than a year.
Coconino County has secured a $19.5 million grant from the Federal Highway Administration to fund flood mitigation efforts for Highway 89, aiming to enhance public safety and infrastructure resilience.
Tinsley Ellis Solo Acoustic Concert
Blues guitarist Tinsley Ellis showcases his first solo acoustic album, Naked Truth, at the Coconino Center for the Arts.
Neal McCoy Concert
Neal McCoy will perform live at the Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort, showcasing his country music talents for fans in Flagstaff.
80s Family Dance Night at Hal Jensen Recreation Center
The 80s Family Dance Night invites families to enjoy a fun-filled evening of dancing, pizza, and raffles.
2025 Race to Read Virtual Challenge
Participants can run or walk in distances ranging from 1 mile to a marathon while promoting literacy and supporting DonorsChoose.org from March 2 to September 6.
Kikori Con 2025: Anime Convention in Flagstaff
Kikori Con is an annual anime convention organized by Monkey Paw Entertainment, featuring special guests, panels, and events dedicated to anime culture.
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