Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 6th of August.
Good morning, Flagstaff.
🌲 Environment
Forest restoration work is underway on over 600 acres west of the San Francisco Peaks to lower wildfire and flood risks in the Upper Rio de Flag watershed.
The county and National Forest will complete the first phase this fall — a proactive effort to safeguard homes and roads.
📰 Lifestyle
Facing intense summer heat, Arizona anglers have shifted to high—country streams for cooler water and better trout fishing as community lakes warm to near bathtub temperatures; many Phoenix anglers made the switch by July.
Local streams near Flagstaff may see more fishing action as a result.
🏈 Sports
On July 25, Flagstaff Bone and Joint hosted a sports physical clinic that raised $3,860 for local athletic programs—serving 386 student-athletes from over 25 schools and youth groups.
Volunteers and medical staff helped secure matching funds, with Coconino High set to receive $1,740 and Flagstaff High $1,600.
🎉 Flagstaff Events
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Beginner Archery Clinic
9 a.m. – 12 p.m. — Fort Tuthill County Park — $29 — Discover the fundamentals of archery with a hands-on clinic designed for beginners of all ages.
🏠 Flagstaff Real Estate
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