Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 29th of September.
Good morning, Flagstaff.
Flagstaff EMS successfully revived a non-breathing individual at an apartment on Monte Vista Dr.
Summit Fire responds to a home off Fort Valley Road due to a potential gas leak.
Flagstaff police and EMS responded to a home on Ponderosa Parkway for a welfare check on an individual potentially in need of immediate medical attention.
Flagstaff Police and EMS were dispatched to a Credit Union on Highway 89 for a critical incident involving a female potentially not breathing.
Flagstaff Police, EMS, and a Crisis Response team are addressing an altercation involving a man and woman on Broken Bow Dr, with concerns of self-harm statements by one occupant.
Law enforcement and emergency responders are currently attending to an unspecified incident on Skeet Dr, details to follow.
Flagstaff police responded to a report of a possibly intoxicated person in a vehicle at the Little America Hotel.
The Flagstaff Unified School District honored five teachers with the annual Legendary Teacher award for their impactful contributions to classrooms and communities.
Flagstaff Fire and EMS responded to Bushmaster Park for a reported case of a person feeling ill.
The NAU Lumberjacks defeated the tenth-ranked Sacramento State Hornets 34-16, showcasing a strong third quarter and defensive performance.
Hospitality Industry Day at Oeno Wine Lounge
Enjoy a special Industry Day with 20% off for hospitality workers at Oeno Wine Lounge, requiring proof of employment.
Free Line Dance Lessons with Jordan
Experience energetic line dancing with free lessons led by the talented instructor Jordan at The Museum Club.
DIY Open Studio Project Night
Experience a creative evening at Creative Spirits where you can choose from a variety of DIY projects and craft with friends in a relaxed atmosphere.
Free Line Dance Lessons Every Thursday Evening
Experience lively line dancing with free lessons every Thursday, guided by talented instructors at The Museum Club.
Public Talk at Northern Arizona University: Buddhist Psychology and Mental Peace
Happiness and suffering are states of mind, therefore it is essential that we learn which types of mind create suffering and which types of mind are conducive to feelings of contentment and a sense of well-being. In particular, through training in meditation we can develop and maintain a peaceful mind which will be a source of happiness, harmony and good relationships with others.
Public Talk at Northern Arizona University: Buddhist Psychology and Mental Peace
Happiness and suffering are states of mind, therefore it is essential that we learn which types of mind create suffering and which types of mind are conducive to feelings of contentment and a sense of well-being. In particular, through training in meditation we can develop and maintain a peaceful mind which will be a source of happiness, harmony and good relationships with others.
Friends of Alli Private Event
Experience a wine glass crafting session designed for a small group of friends at Creative Spirits.
Elderbrook Live at The Orpheum Theater
Experience an unforgettable live performance by the talented artist Elderbrook at the renowned Orpheum Theater.
In Studio - Cat Silhouette Painting Class
Experience a creative evening as a local artist guides you step-by-step in creating your own cat silhouette masterpiece while enjoying a BYOB atmosphere.
Morning Health Walk with NAH Providers
Experience a refreshing morning walk at Buffalo Park while engaging with healthcare professionals and gaining valuable health insights.
Exploring Indigenous Arabian Astronomy and the Importance of Dark Skies
Learn about the significance of dark skies in indigenous Arabian astronomy through the insights of cultural astronomer Dr. Danielle Adams, as she discusses star groupings and cultural traditions from historical Arabic texts.
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