Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 19th of March.
Good morning, Flagstaff.
The Arizona Department of Transportation, City of Flagstaff and Fann Contracting will begin work on March 31, 2025 to replace the traffic light at Fourth Street and Cedar Avenue/Lockett Road with a new roundabout.
The plan will remove trees, install water, sewer and storm drains with lane and sidewalk limits and will fully close the intersection during the school break from May 23 to August 4 — crews may work some nights and weekends — while still giving access to nearby schools, businesses and residents.
City leaders announced that the formal adoption of Flagstaff’s 2045 Regional Land Use Plan will be delayed until at least March 2026 as discussions on updating the plan continue.
Ten pages about Native Code Talkers were removed from military websites Tuesday as the Defense Department followed an executive order to remove DEI content.
Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren said he received clarification from the Defense Department that the pages will be restored soon—one article honored a World War Two Code Talker legacy.
APS and city staff explained at a recent Flagstaff City Council meeting that planned outages during extreme fire danger may affect the city’s water infrastructure — an update provided by AZ’s largest electricity provider.
A county judge ordered that the land planned for a TownePlace Suites project on Route 66 will be sold to settle a nearly $105,000 lien filed by Geary Pacific Corporation—this follows a default judgment against the defendants.
Steep Canyon Rangers Concert
Steep Canyon Rangers, renowned for their Carolina sound, will perform at The Orpheum Theater as they promote their new album, Morning Shift.
OLD 97's Live Concert
The Old 97's will perform at The Orpheum Theater, showcasing their unique blend of alt-country and power-pop music.
Learning to Create the Art of Enlightenment: Drawing the Face of a Buddha (International Kadampa Retreat Center)
Everyone is welcome. No drawing experience or ability is required to have a meaningful experience on this course. All materials included!
Learning to Create the Art of Enlightenment: Drawing the Face of a Buddha (International Kadampa Retreat Center)
Everyone is welcome. No drawing experience or ability is required to have a meaningful experience on this course. All materials included!
28th Annual Mountain Spelling Bee
5 p.m. — Coconino Community College — Dinner and drinks available — Celebrate literacy with a fun-filled spelling bee competition and community activities.
Dàimh Concert
7:30-11:30 p.m. — Sinagua Middle School — Ticketed event — Enjoy an evening of traditional Scottish music with Dàimh in Flagstaff.
2025 Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival: Environmental Session
8-10 p.m. — Beaver Street Theatre — Tickets available — Celebrate environmental conservation through inspiring films and creative solutions to global waste issues.
Moonshine Bandits Concert
8-9:30 p.m. — Yucca North — Cost info not provided — Experience the lively sounds of the Moonshine Bandits, a dynamic West Coast band.
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