Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Monday, February 2nd.

We start today with heartbreaking news shaking our Northern Arizona University community. An 18-year-old NAU student was found unresponsive Saturday morning at an off-campus home on South Pinegrove Road after attending a Delta Tau Delta fraternity rush event the night before. Despite CPR from bystanders and first responders, he was pronounced dead at the scene. Flagstaff police have arrested three fraternity leaders—Carter Eslick, Ryan Creech, and Riley Cass, all 20-year-olds charged with hazing. The investigation is ongoing, with an autopsy pending, and both NAU and the national fraternity have suspended the chapter, stressing zero tolerance for hazing. Neighbors near Lone Tree Road, where parties were common, called it a shocking first tragedy at the house, leaving students and locals grieving a preventable loss that underscores the real dangers hidden in what should be fun college nights. NAU reminds everyone: safety comes first, and if you know anything, call Flagstaff Police at 928-774-1414.

Shifting to brighter skies, our arts scene is buzzing with creative ways to beat the winter blues. Last night wrapped up Paint Your Pet Night at Creative Spirits downtown—pet lovers captured furry friends on canvas in a cozy vibe. Running through February, catch Open Studio DIY Pick-Your-Project events there every weekend, or join Sketch and Chill sessions until early March for relaxed drawing hangs. Theater fans, She Kills Monsters just closed its run, but mark your calendars for the 10th Annual Flagstaff Chocolate Walk this Saturday, February 7th—stroll downtown sampling sweet treats from local spots, perfect for a date or family outing that supports our small businesses.

Sports highlights: NAU womens tennis team bounced back strong yesterday, crushing Air Force 5-2 right here in Flagstaff. The Lumberjacks grabbed an early doubles lead and powered through singles, showing that Pine Country grit. Looking ahead, Arizona Snowbowl gears up for the USASA Slopestyle Weekend on February 28th—expect epic jumps and rails in the Grand Canyon Series, with early lift loads for competitors.

And dont miss Yächtley Crëw rocking the historic Orpheum Theater this Friday, February 8th, for a groovy night of tunes, or Cooler Runnings 2026 on the 6th for island vibes in the snow. These events keep Flagstaffs spirit alive, connecting us through art, action, and athletics that make our town thrive.

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Saturday, January 31st. Kick off your weekend with a burst of energy as our mountain town buzzes with action from the slopes to the courts and beyond. First up, if youre a fan of high-speed thrills, head to Arizona Snowbowl today for the Flagstaff Ski and Snowboard Teams Southern Series Slalom, running from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Watch young athletes slice through the gates in this multi-day showdown of skill and grit, proving once again why our snowy peaks draw competitors from across the region and keep locals cheering from the sidelines[4]. That adrenaline will carry you right into NAU sports territory, where the womens tennis team just battled to a gritty 4-3 win over NM State at the NAU Tennis Center yesterday, marking their first spring victory and showing the resilience that defines Lumberjack pride[5]. Tonight, catch the mens basketball squad hosting Idaho at 5 p.m. Pacific on Findlay Toyota Court, as the Vandals chase a fourth straight win against our Jacks, who are firing on all cylinders lately with standouts like Zack Davidson dropping 14 points per game. Its a chance to see college hoops heat up the Rolle Activity Center and maybe spark that underdog spirit we love here[3]. K-pop lovers, dont miss the free Golden K-Pop Party at Flagstaff Mall from 1:30 to 3 p.m., featuring characters Rumi, Zoe, and Mira, plus nonstop tunes, dance-alongs, crafts like Derpy Blue Tiger keychains, games, glitter tattoos, and prizes from Funergy. Its family fun that turns shopping into a sparkling spectacle along Route 66[2]. On the community front, NAU divers shone at the Lumberjack Invite, with San Diego State advancing five to the 3-meter finals, highlighting our role as a hub for aquatic excellence[7]. And for a quick safety note, last nights arrest log from the Flagstaff area shows routine bookings for DUIs, disorderly conduct, and drug paraphernalia, a reminder to drive smart and keep our roads safe as winter nights get chilly[1]. Whether youre hitting the mall, cheering at the game, or spectating slalom stars, todays lineup connects us all in true Flagstaff fashion, turning everyday spots into stages for excitement and community bonds. This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Thursday, January 29th.

We're kicking off a big week here in Flagstaff with several exciting events happening right now and heading into the weekend. If you're a diving enthusiast or just looking for some quality athletic competition, the Lumberjack Invite is underway at the Wall Aquatic Center and runs through Saturday. This is a major regional diving event bringing together some of the best collegiate divers from across the country. Today features the one-meter preliminaries and finals for both men and women, so if you want to catch some impressive athletic performances, head on over to the aquatic center.

Speaking of NAU, the Lumberjacks basketball team takes the court tonight at home against Eastern Washington at the J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome. The game tips off at five o'clock, and you can catch all the action streaming on ESPN Plus. It's conference play, so every game matters as the season heads into its final stretch.

If you're more of a music person, we've got live entertainment happening tonight as well. Andy Frasco and the U.N. are performing at Yucca North starting at eight o'clock this evening. If you haven't caught them before, it's a fun, energetic show that brings people together.

On the community front, there's some important work happening right here in Northern Arizona to address housing challenges. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona has announced a significant investment to help local families find stable housing. The seventy-five thousand dollar contribution is going toward helping up to fifty households secure stable homes while also upgrading fourteen homes with new heating and cooling systems. It's a meaningful initiative that recognizes housing as fundamental to community health and wellbeing.

As we look ahead to this weekend, remember that the diving invite continues with three-meter competition on Friday and platform events on Saturday. It's a great opportunity to support student athletes and watch some incredible performances right here in our community.

For those looking to explore what else is happening around town, there are various cultural events and galleries showcasing local art throughout the area. Check out the Northern Arizona University Beasley Art Gallery this evening if you want to engage with the creative community.

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Wednesday, January 28th. Kicking off with big news from Northern Arizona University, athletic director Uri Farkas has stepped down after less than a year in the role, citing a need to focus on his physical and mental health and time with family. Farkas took over full-time in June following an interim stint, bringing experience from Washington State and other programs, but this move leaves Lumberjack Athletics searching for new leadership at a pivotal time for campus sports. NAU fans, keep an eye on how this shakes out for recruiting and game days ahead.

Shifting to hoops excitement, womens basketball saw a road rival fall to a strong Hornets squad last night in Flagstaff, marking their third straight win and pushing them above 500 at 9-8 overall. That energy carries into today with the Winter Study Abroad Fair happening right now from 11am to 3pm at the Health and Learning Center, where students and families can explore global adventures that broaden horizons and build resumes, perfect for dreaming big amid our snowy pines.

Tonight, gear up for Wing Wednesday at Dark Sky Brewing Companys Beer Garden, where crispy wings and craft brews promise a laid-back vibe to unwind with friends after a crisp winter day. Heads up, the planned reading of The Water Remembers at Bright Side Bookshop this evening got cancelled, so grab a book and cozy up elsewhere downtown. And families, Arizonas snow magic shines tomorrow at Snowbowl with Family Friday starting at 2pm, featuring lift tickets and rentals from just 20 bucks, extended lift hours till 5pm, free tips lessons at Big Spruce, hot cocoa and cookies at Hart Prairie Lodge, plus gear dealsperfect for creating slope-side memories that last all season.

Looking ahead, Special Olympics Arizona heats up next week with a bowling event Tuesday at Sinagua Middle School from 10am to noon, volunteers needed to cheer on athletes and foster that unbeatable community spirit. Catch She Kills Monsters running through February 1st at a local theater, blending fantasy and heart in a show thats drawing crowds. Whether youre hitting the mountain, supporting NAU pride, or diving into local arts, Flagstaffs buzzing with ways to connect and thrive this week. This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Monday, January 26.

Rise and shine, Flagstaff friends, on this crisp winter morning with clear skies and temps hovering around freezing, perfect for bundling up and getting out there. Todays buzzing with smart business vibes as the Coconino Community College hosts the Local First Green Business Boot Camp at 6pm, where local entrepreneurs are diving into sustainable practices to make our mountain town even greener and more resilient against climate shifts that hit our forests hard. If youre dreaming of launching that eco-friendly venture, grab a spot and connect with folks turning ideas into real community boosters.

Over at the college earlier in the day, tune into the 6pm Comet Talk on Finding Santiago, unpacking the wild history of Indigenous paths and explorers that shaped northern Arizona, reminding us how our lands stories still guide conservation efforts today. And keep those calendars marked for February 8s special tour at Riordan Mansion State Historic Park, spotlighting the hired hands who powered Flagstaffs lumber boom, from mill workers to house staff, revealing the human grit behind our historic skyline.

Adventure seekers, Arizonas state parks are calling with epic outings you can road trip to this weekend. Head to Jerome State Historic Park on February 7 for a guided walk through the Douglas Estate, spinning tales of mining mayhem and mountain folk that echo Flagstaffs own rugged roots. Or catch the Out of Kilters Celtic music concert at Catalina State Park that same day, where fiddles and flutes meet desert peaks for a foot-stomping escape.

Looking ahead, Snowbowl gears up for Snow Jamz 2026 on March 7 and 8, promising DJ drops and live bands across the lodges, turning our snowy slopes into a high-altitude party that fuels the local ski economy and keeps winter warriors coming back. Phoenix wrapped Diplo's Run Club 5K yesterday with 9,000 runners jamming to beats, inspiring our trail runners to lace up for Humphreys Peak challenges.

Whether youre hiking Buffalo Park trails or grabbing coffee downtown, stay connected to what makes Flagstaff thrive. This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Sunday, January 25th. What a crisp winter day to kick off with some electrifying local triumphs and adventures right here in our mountain town.

Last night, the NAU Astrojacks mens basketball team finally broke through with an 81-77 thriller over Northern Colorado at the Walkup Skydome, snapping a tough seven-game skid and notching their first Big Sky win of the season. Chris Komin lit it up with a career-high 24 points, going nine-for-ten from the field and draining all four of his threes, while Ryan Abelman played the hero down the stretch, hitting the game-winning three and key free throws to seal it. Traivar Jackson added 12 points with five boards and five assists, showing the grit thats turning this team around. Coach Shane Burcar praised their high-character fight, and now theyre geared up for a homestand doubleheader next week against Eastern Washington and Idahoone ticket gets you both the womens game at 3 p.m. Thursday and the mens at 6 p.m. If youre a Lumberjacks fan, this momentum means packed houses and real hope for the rest of Big Sky play.

Shifting to todays fun, head to Uptown Pubhouse for the Robert Burns Celebration at 10:30 a.m., where the Northern Arizona Celtic Heritage Society toasts the Scottish poet with tunes, poetry, and maybe a wee dramperfect for warming up our high-desert souls. Families and nature lovers, join the 20s and 30s Meetup crew at 11 a.m. for a Campbell Mesa Loop hike; its a gentle snow-dusted trail with epic San Francisco Peaks views, weather permitting, so lace up and connect with fellow adventurers. Over at The Bluffs of Flagstaff, Soup There It Is soup competition is bubbling with savory showdowns, blending community flavors thatll have you slurping and cheering.

For stargazers, Lowells Legends of the Winter Sky program tonight weaves mythical tales under our dark skies, reminding us why Flagstaffs world-class observatory draws dreamers worldwide. And dont miss Riordan Mansion State Historic Parks special tour on the hired help who powered Flagstaffs lumber boomtheir stories bring our pioneer past alive, impacting how we see our towns resilient roots today.

Whether youre courtside, trail-bound, or story-chasing, these events knit our community tighter against the January chill. This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Saturday, January 24th. Kick off your weekend with a heads-up on the roads and weather shaping our mountain town today. Tragically, Flagstaff Police are investigating a fatal pedestrian crash on Highway 89 Thursday evening around 6:18 pm, reminding us all to stay extra vigilant, especially as a massive winter storm rolls in from the west. Expect one to three inches of snow across the region tonight into Sunday morning, with slick conditions and reduced visibility making drives to the store or slopes a bit more adventurous, so bundle up and check those tires.[1][5] Over on the Navajo Nation, a state of emergency is in effect through April due to severe winter weather, including up to six inches of snow in lower areas and twelve in higher spots like the Chuska Mountains, which could ripple into our local travel plans if youre heading that way for supplies or family.[3]

But dont let the chill keep you indoors, Flagstaff friends, theres plenty of fun heating things up today. NAU Mens Basketball takes on Northern Colorado this afternoon, a perfect chance to cheer on the Lumberjacks and feel that hometown pride pulse through the McKale Center. If youre craving culture, head to Ardrey Auditorium at 7:30 pm for Symphonic Sci-Fi, where the orchestra blasts through epic soundtracks thatll transport you to galactic adventures without leaving town.[2] Theater lovers, catch She Kills Monsters running now, a wild ride packed with homicidal fairies, nasty ogres, and 90s nostalgia that packs a heart-pounding punch on stage. Crafters, the Fiber Artists of Northern Arizona Guild hosts The Knitting Hour at the Flagstaff City-Coconino County Public Library starting at 1 pm yesterday, but pop in for ongoing sessions to learn basics or unstuck your project, with supplies on hand for all skill levels.[4]

Snow enthusiasts, Arizona Snowbowls hosting the USASA Grand Canyon Series with Giant Slalom and Slalom races from 7 am to 4 pm, so grab your pass for early loads and witness shredders conquering the fresh powder. Families can join Healthy Habits workshops online via Futures Start Now, building better routines that stick through the winter blues.[6] Looking ahead, keep an eye on Pepsi Amphitheater for spring lineups and Snow Jamz music fest in early March for live beats amid the melts.

Stay safe out there, make some memories, and embrace what makes Flagstaff magical even in the snow. This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Thursday, January 22nd.

We're tracking a potentially historic winter storm that's expected to impact our region significantly in the coming days. According to weather forecasters, this massive system will bring heavy snow across more than 35 states, with impacts beginning Friday and continuing into early next week. Here in Flagstaff and the surrounding high country, we're looking at some substantial accumulations. Higher elevations near Flagstaff could see a foot or more of snow, with some areas potentially reaching up to two feet. Lower elevations in Santa Fe are expected to see around eight inches, so our neighbors to the south will definitely feel the effects of this system too. The storm is expected to stretch over two thousand miles from the Southern Plains all the way to the Mid-Atlantic, so this is truly a significant weather event unfolding.

For those of you planning outdoor activities this weekend, you'll want to keep a close eye on those forecasts. Roads could become treacherous, so it's a good time to stock up on essentials and make sure your vehicle is winter-ready. The National Weather Service will be providing updates throughout the week, so stay tuned to local weather reports for the latest timing and accumulation estimates.

On the community front, there's plenty happening around Flagstaff today and this week. If you're looking for evening activities, there's a domestic violence support group meeting at four o'clock this afternoon in the Flagstaff area. The local community is also buzzing with upcoming cultural events. We've got some great live music options coming up, including Andy Frasco and the U.N. performing on January 29th. For those interested in arts and crafts, there's a paint your pet night coming up on January 31st, and a beeswax candle making Valentine's workshop on February 8th. The Flagstaff community calendar is really packed with activities for folks looking to get out and connect with neighbors.

Before this winter storm arrives, now's a great time to catch up with friends and family or attend some of these community events. Bundle up, stay safe on the roads when the snow starts falling, and we'll be keeping you updated on all the weather developments.

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Wednesday, January 21st.

We're starting today with some exciting healthcare news for our community. Sage Memorial Hospital in Ganado just reopened its surgical services department this morning after nearly two decades. The first procedures happened just this morning with colonoscopies and endoscopies. This is a huge deal for the area because residents have been traveling all the way to Flagstaff and Phoenix for these procedures, and our neighbors say they couldn't even get appointments in Flagstaff because they're completely booked. By late February or March, the hospital will add labor and delivery services including cesarean sections, and then move into laparoscopic surgeries like gallbladder removals. Emergency surgeries are expected within the year. Hospital leadership calls this a phased approach, what they're calling their crawl, walk, run strategy, and they're partnering with Creighton University Medical Center to support more advanced surgeries once everything is fully up and running.

Here in Flagstaff itself, there's plenty happening to keep you entertained today. If you're into live music, head over to the Flagstaff Mall at half past eleven for the Traditional Music Jam that runs until one o'clock. They're featuring bluegrass, fiddles, and mandolins for all you music lovers out there.

For our film enthusiasts, the Sedona International Film Festival is wrapping up several movies today. You can catch the critically acclaimed National Theatre of London production called The Fifth Step at three thirty. It stars Jack Lowden and Martin Freeman and tells the story of two men in a twelve step program. There's also The Choral, a beautiful film about a Yorkshire choir during World War One, also showing at four o'clock. Both theaters are in West Sedona.

Looking ahead, we have some big developments coming to Flagstaff. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced that a new temple will be built on ten and a half acres at the corner of Butler Avenue and South Fourth Street. It's designed as a single story structure and will serve the growing population of nearly four hundred forty five thousand Latter-day Saints across Arizona.

Tonight at five thirty, Mother Road Brewery is hosting an evening with attorney Rose Winkeler from Flagstaff Law Group if you're interested in any legal topics.

And if you're looking for something a bit later, Arizona Snowbowl is hosting Trivia Night at Basecamp starting at six o'clock this evening.

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Sunday, January 18th. Kick off your day with the latest buzz from our mountain town, where winter adventures and community spirit keep things lively even on a crisp weekend morning.

First, a serious update from local law enforcement: Flagstaff Police are investigating an aggravated assault from early Saturday on the 2800 block of South Highland Mesa Road. An adult male victim was stabbed but is now stable at Flagstaff Medical Center after quick emergency care. Authorities have identified 29-year-old Justin Lee Watson as a person of interest, described as armed and dangerous—residents, stay vigilant and report any sightings to 911 right away. This reminds us how safety watches over our tight-knit neighborhoods, so let's keep looking out for each other.

Shifting to the roads, watch for lingering impacts from a major crash earlier this week on eastbound I-40 near Cosnino Road—multiple vehicles including semis caused a fuel spill and injuries, with at least 10 people hurt, two needing extrication. Cleanup continues, so plan alternate routes if heading east and drive smart out there. Meanwhile, Coconino County Sheriff's Office K-9 team made a huge bust last week on I-17 south of town, seizing over 70,000 suspected fentanyl pills from a traffic stop— that's 17 pounds of danger off our streets, underscoring their tireless work protecting families from this crisis.

For fun today, families head to Bright Side Bookshop for Sunday Story Time at 9:30 a.m., sparking young imaginations with tales that make reading an adventure. Music lovers, catch the USAF Band of the Golden West's Commanders Jazz Band tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Northern Arizona University's Kitt Recital Hall—free, swinging tunes that bring the energy of live brass right to our backyard. And don't miss the special tour series kicking off soon at Riordan Mansion State Historic Park; their "The Ones Who Were Hired" experience dives into the lives of lumber company workers and household staff who built Flagstaff's legacy—book now for a weekend history hit.

NAU sports fans, the women's basketball team rallied with a thrilling fourth-quarter run to beat Portland State 80-68 yesterday at Findlay Toyota Court, keeping their Big Sky momentum alive amid 14 lead changes. Catch the men's squad gearing up for Northern Colorado soon. Looking ahead, Snowbowl's got Peaks and Beats events today at Agassiz and Hart Prairie Lodges from noon—après vibes with beats to warm your slopeside soul.

Whether you're hitting the trails, cheering Lumberjacks, or just soaking in our pine-scented air, Flagstaff's got that perfect blend of grit and joy today. Stay connected, stay safe.

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