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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Thursday, March 19.

What an exciting day in Flagstaff as our town buzzes with local pride and creative energy. Kicking things off, NAU swimmer Grace Wesche is making waves far beyond our mountain streams. Just announced yesterday, the Lumberjack standout punched her ticket to the NCAA Swimming and Diving National Championships happening today and tomorrow. Representing Northern Arizona University, Grace's qualification means Flagstaff's got a real shot at national glory, inspiring every young athlete here training under these high-altitude skies. Imagine the cheers echoing from the High Country when she dives in, turning our local talent into a story of perseverance that hits home for families cheering from the sidelines.

Shifting gears to today's lineup of hands-on happenings, art lovers won't want to miss the NAU Ceramics Soup Bowl Fundraiser from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. For just twenty bucks, snag a handmade soup bowl filled with steaming homemade soup and fresh bread, all while supporting NAU art students headed to the National Council on Education for the Ceramics Arts Conference in Detroit. It's more than a meal, it's a tasty way to fuel creativity that shapes our community's vibrant arts scene, connecting campus innovators to everyday Flagstaff folks.

As afternoon turns to evening, grab your sketchpad for the Figure Drawing Open Studio at 5 p.m. across from Heritage Square. This recurring session features a live model, welcoming beginners to experts in a welcoming space limited to the first ten registrants. It's a perfect chance to hone your skills amid our inspiring ponderosa backdrop, fostering the kind of artistic growth that keeps Flagstaff's creative pulse strong.

Right at 5 p.m. too, dive into the Design Workshop: Create Your Dream Space, where you can reimagine your home or office with expert guidance. Whether you're sprucing up a cozy cabin or planning a mountain retreat, this event empowers locals to turn visions into reality, boosting our housing vibe one blueprint at a time.

And for wellness seekers, the Run 4 Renewal kicks off at 5:30 p.m. through Native Americans for Community Action. This weekly run until March 21st at their Cedar Avenue spot builds community health and renewal, reminding us how staying active together strengthens Flagstaff's spirit from the ground up.

On the civic front, keep an eye on the city's proposed new rates and fees for short-term rentals. This update to our code could impact how visitors experience our trails and downtown, so stay tuned to how it shapes tourism without cramping local life.

From athletic triumphs to artistic feasts, today's Flagstaff blends inspiration with action, proving why we love calling this place home.

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Wednesday, March 18th.

Kicking off the day with a crisp update from the skies, the National Weather Service here in Flagstaff just launched their morning weather balloon into gusty winds, giving us real-time data to navigate whatever Mother Nature throws our way today. That launch comes amid reports of a record-breaking snow dump right here in town yesterday, blanketing our pines in fresh powder and reminding us why Flagstaff stays the snowiest spot in the Southwest even as spring peeks around the corner. Folks, if youre shoveling driveways or snapping pics of that winter wonderland, youre part of what makes our community resilientthose layers will melt into streams that feed the Rio de Flag and keep our trails lush come summer.

Shifting gears to community service, veterans and supporters take note: the Arizona Department of Veterans Services Advisory Commission meets this morning from 10 to 11 a.m. Its a key chance to shape policies that directly impact our local heroes, from healthcare access to benefits navigation. Whether youre tuning in virtually or advocating in person, your voice helps honor the sacrifices that built this town.

For fun tonight, head to Dark Sky Brewing Company for Wing Wednesdays and 12-dollar beer flightsall month long in March. Picture this: crispy wings paired with craft brews under our legendary dark skies, the perfect unwind after a snowy week. Its 21-plus, so grab friends for that hoppy escape that fuels Flagstaffs vibrant nightlife scene.

Looking ahead, mark your calendars for the Mural Tour of Historic Downtown starting tomorrow, Thursday the 19th at 10 a.m., running through the weekend and beyond. Wander with guides past vibrant street art that tells stories of our railroads, Route 66 roots, and Native heritage, turning a simple stroll into a living history lesson that connects us to the artists breathing new life into old bricks.

Stay tuned to these rhythms of our mountain townwhere weather shapes our days, service strengthens our bonds, and events keep the spirit soaring. 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, March 16.

Rise and shine, Flagstaff friends, its a crisp spring morning with highs climbing to 67 degrees today and clear skies perfect for shaking off those winter blues. Local high school sports fans are buzzing after the Flagstaff Eagles softball team notched their fourth straight road win, pushing their record to 3-2 and proving theyre a force on any field. That grit translates right to our community spirit, reminding kids and parents alike that perseverance pays off whether youre swinging bats or tackling daily challenges around town.

Over at Northern Arizona University, the golf teams gearing up to host the 19th Annual Red Rocks Invitational right in nearby Sedona, bringing top talent to our backyard and spotlighting the stunning red rock vistas that make this region unbeatable for outdoor lovers. Meanwhile, NAU track star Ramirez Tamayo punched a ticket to the NCAAs on the final day of zone championships, a huge win that inspires every young athlete dreaming big from our pine-scented trails.

Looking ahead, mark your calendars for some stellar local fun. This Saturday, March 21, the Black Jacket Symphony rolls into the Orpheum Theater at 7:30 pm to recreate Pink Floyds iconic Dark Side of the Moon note for note, a 16-plus event thats already generating excitement for its immersive sound and visuals thatll transport you under our legendary dark skies. Tickets are moving fast, so grab yours for a night that connects our love of music with the cosmic wonders overhead.

Speaking of those skies, Flagstaffs Dark Sky Coalition is rallying for International Dark Sky Week from April 13 to 20, with events planned to celebrate our gold-tier status and fight light pollution. Imagine stargazing parties that bring neighbors together, highlighting how preserving our night skies boosts tourism, protects wildlife, and keeps our economy glowing.

For weekend adventurers, a quick drive down to Sedona lands you at Slide Rock State Park in Oak Creek Canyon, where that famous 80-foot natural water slide awaits amid apple orchards and hiking trails. With March temps hovering around 52 degrees and just five rainy days expected, its prime time to splash, explore historic cabins, and book a cozy spot at nearby gems like Junipine Resort or the Canyon Wren cabins for an overnight escape that recharges your soul.

Stay safe out there, and heres to making today count in our vibrant mountain town.

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Sunday, March 15.

Rise and shine, Flagstaff friends, we have a dynamic day ahead with some critical safety notes and plenty of ways to soak up our mountain vibes. First things first, the National Weather Service just issued avalanche watches for the San Francisco Peaks and Kachina Peaks Wilderness, kicking in today thanks to fresh snowpack and unstable conditions relayed by the Kachina Peaks Avalanche Center. If youre heading up for backcountry adventures, stick to marked trails, check the latest forecasts, and gear up properly, because Mother Nature doesnt mess around up there, and your safety keeps our community thriving.[1]

Shifting to sunnier skies, our weather stays warm, dry, and windy this weekend, but brace for a monster heat wave rolling in Monday as high pressure dominates, potentially smashing daily and monthly records through the week. Perfect excuse to plan outdoor fun before it scorchesstay hydrated and watch for those wind advisories too.[1]

Over at Northern Arizona University, the womens golf team is crushing it at the Red Rocks Invitational in Sedona, holding a massive 17-shot lead after two rounds at 13-under par. Standouts like Amy Hodgkins leading individuals at seven-under with birdies galore, Sumin Kang close behind, and the whole squad dominating par-4s and birdie counts. Catch the final shotgun start today at 8:30 a.m. and cheer on the Lumberjacks as they chase the winits a proud moment boosting our local sports spirit.[7][8]

For family outings, dive into kid-friendly gems like the Challenge Course at Buffalo Park for epic views and games, or Flagstaff Extremes zip lines and obstacle courses in the ponderosas, building teamwork and thrills that create lasting memories. Hit Thorpe Parks toddler playground, Bushmaster for shaded swings and skate action, or the Aquaplex for slides, lazy rivers, and rock walls to tire out the little ones. Families can rent ebikes for FUTS trails, explore lava tubes with headlamps, or chill indoors at The Geekery playing board games and Magic. Grab pizza at Fratellis or Satchmos BBQ where kids color on tablecloths, then cap it with a scenic drive to Arizona Snowbowl for fresh air.[4]

Music lovers, tonight The California Honeydrops bring their soulful grooves to The Orpheum Theatercatch that high-energy show for a perfect Sunday vibe.[6] And a quick note, authorities reported shots fired on University Avenue last night; stay vigilant and report anything suspicious to keep our streets safe.[5]

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Saturday, March 14.

Rise and shine, Flagstaff friends, on this crisp spring Saturday buzzing with green vibes and local triumphs. Kick off your weekend with the Shamrock Shuffle hitting downtown from 2 to 7 p.m., where Dark Sky Brewing Co. Beer Garden joins bars and restaurants in a lively St. Patricks celebration. Picture shaking your shamrock with live music, cold brews, and that unbeatable community spirit, all while supporting our favorite spots that keep Flagstaffs nightlife hopping. Just a quick heads up from Flagstaff EMS earlier at 8:14 a.m., they responded to a medical call at the bus stop on East Marketplace Drive and Mall Way, but services are back to normal, reminding us to keep an eye out for each other on busy mornings.

Over at Northern Arizona University, our Lumberjacks are making national waves at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Last night, the mens distance medley relay team of Rheinhardt Harrison, Josiah Johnson, Tor Hotung-Davidsen, and Colin Sahlman clinched the firstever Division I national title for NAU in a thrilling 9:19.95, edging out Arkansas and Virginia Tech. Harrison blazed the opening leg, Hotung-Davidsen took the lead on the 800, and Sahlman sealed it with a scorching 3:57 mile split. Thats Flagstaff pride on the biggest stage, inspiring our runners and dreamers back home. Today, watch Hayley Burns chase glory in the womens mile final at 2:10 p.m. MST and Sahlman in the mens 3,000 final at 4:25 p.m. Tune in via NCAA.com to cheer them across the finish line.

Feeling the Irish pull? Hop down to Sedonas St. Patricks Parade at 10:30 a.m. on Jordan Road in Uptown, drawing 3,000 to 5,500 folks with sunny mid60s temps. Expect bagpipes, horseback riders from Camp Verde Cavalry, YavapaiApache royalty, fire and police crews, and nonprofits from Flagstaff to Prescott. Its more than a march, its a blend of cultures celebrating how we all weave into this highdesert tapestry, no green blood required. Park early in the free lots and soak in the egalitarian fun that echoes Irelands pub heart.

Looking ahead, mark your calendars for the 24th Annual Flagstaff Folk Festival June 13 and 14 at Coconino Center for the Arts and Pioneer Museum, promising tunes that capture our mountain soul. And fiber art fans, check out Fiber Artists of Northern Arizonas exhibit today at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, perfect for a creative detour.

Stay connected, stay active, and make today count in our vibrant corner of the pines.

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Thursday, March 12.

Start your day with some clarity on that tragic DPS helicopter crash from last month during the active shooter chaos here in town. The NTSB's preliminary report rules out any bullet strikes, pointing instead to a likely drivetrain failure with engine overspeed, overheating, and those two loud bangs heard on radio calls before it spun out of control. An Arizona man faces felony murder charges for the deaths of the pilot and trooper, a stark reminder of how quickly street incidents can escalate and claim lives in our community. Meanwhile, NAU is mourning the end of an era as legendary sports broadcaster Mitch Strohman calls his final Lumberjacks game after over 30 years as the Voice of the Lumberjacks, following their Big Sky Tournament loss.

On campus, the fraternity hazing scandal that shook us in January continues to unfold, with three leaders arrested in connection to the alleged death of Colin Daniel Martinez, leading to a full shutdown. It underscores the real dangers of unchecked traditions and why NAU's cracking down hard to protect students. Art lovers, dont miss the free opening reception tonight for the 23rd Annual City of Flagstaff Recycled Art Exhibition, running through April 12th. This family-friendly showcase transforms trash into treasure, inspiring us all to rethink waste in our high-desert home.

Travelers, good news from the skies: American Airlines is upgrading to a bigger Airbus jet for Flagstaff-to-Dallas flights starting in May, nearly doubling seats and making those escapes to DFW smoother for spring breakers and business folks alike. But healthcare hits a snag Northern Arizona Healthcare has paused plans for a new Flagstaff Medical Center, despite outgrowing the current one, which could mean longer waits at a time when our growing population needs it most. And keep an eye on city planning: the Planning and Zoning Commission is hashing out rules for data centers, balancing tech boom potential against our precious water and land resources.

Tonight, head to Dark Sky Brewing Co.s Beer Garden at 7pm for Smarty Pints Trivia, a fun Thursday staple through March that tests your wits over craft brews. NAU hosts the Almost Everything Art Exhibition and School of Art plus Design Faculty Exhibition, perfect for soaking in creative vibes. The Airport Commission meets at 1pm in hybrid format if youre into aviation updates.

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Monday, March 9.

Flagstaff is buzzing today with high-flying action at the NAU Wall Aquatic Center, where the NCAA Zone E Diving Championships kick off right now and run through Wednesday. Top divers from Fresno State, Arizona, Air Force Academy, New Mexico Lobos, and more are splashing into town, chasing automatic bids to the national championships in Atlanta. Fresno States Grace Ally and Parker Connor hit the platform, while Natalia Bedolla tackles the one and three-meter springboards after her strong Mountain West showing. Arizonas crew, fresh off Big 12 silvers, includes standouts like Zara Ayazi and Gage DuBois, with events starting today on womens one-meter and mens three-meter. Air Force sends seven Falcons, led by record-breaker Lucas Gerten competing in all three events. This means packed stands, electric energy, and a chance to see future stars up close grab seats if you can, as these athletes turn local waters into a national stage, boosting our towns sports vibe.

Over on the courts, NAU mens tennis just dominated Portland State yesterday six-one, extending their Big Sky win streak to fifteen matches. Noa Tcherniack and Jakub Jedrzejczak led the charge with straight-set wins, keeping the Jacks eight and five overall. Its that Lumberjack pride shining, drawing crowds and firing up the community for more home action soon.

Shoutout to Flagstaffs own Kellyn Taylor, who powered to second place in yesterday's Los Angeles Marathon at two twenty-seven thirty-seven, proving our high-altitude training breeds elite endurance right here amid the pines.

Quick note on safety, Flagstaff PD wrapped a tense standoff on North Pine Cliff Drive around nine-twenty this morning, taking a suspect into custody safely while securing the scene no ongoing threats, just our officers keeping neighborhoods secure.

With cooler temps in the thirties rising to mid-forties, its perfect for a hike on the Arizona Trail or catching Lumberjack basketball vibes as Northern Arizona hosts Montana State tonight. Stay tuned to local spots for game watches.

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Sunday, March 8th. Kick off your day with some fresh mountain air and the buzz of our tight-knit community, where every story connects us a little closer.

First, a quick heads-up on overnight action that keeps our streets safe. Around 5:30 this morning, Flagstaff 911 fielded calls from Ponderosa Trails residents about possible shots fired, prompting a swift investigation by police, though details are still unfolding as officers piece it together, reminding us to stay vigilant in our neighborhoods.[3] Later, at 10:31 yesterday, first responders rushed to the 2800 block of South Lone Tree Road for a driver passed out behind the wheel, only to find it was just someone catching some Z's, no harm done, but a good lesson in quick community alerts saving the day.[2]

Shifting to brighter notes, sports fans, catch the thrill from Northern Arizona University's tennis courts yesterday, where the NAU men's team hosted the No. 71-ranked University of Denver Pioneers in a nail-biting match that went down to the wire, ending 4-3 in Denver's favor after intense back-and-forth rallies, showcasing our Lumberjacks' grit right here at home.[5] Whether you're a courtside regular or just love the energy, NAU athletics keeps Flagstaff pulsing with pride.

Tonight's the real treat for music lovers, as Yucca North on 15 North WC Riles Street transforms into a roots rock haven at 8pm sharp. Headliner Corb Lund, the Canadian storytelling maestro blending alt-country, folk, and punchy roots rock with his clever lyrics, teams up with local rising star Branson Anderson, whose soulful Arizona-bred Americana mixes country blues and folk in ways that'll tug at your heartstrings. Picture this intimate venue's killer acoustics wrapping around energetic sets that celebrate two fresh takes on the genre, perfect for discovering new favorites or dancing away a Sunday night, impacting our scene by spotlighting homegrown talent alongside international flair.[1]

As Arizona grapples with nearly 1100 open missing persons cases statewide into early March, keep eyes peeled, especially for folks like Spencer Charles Pipkin, whose truck was last near Lees Ferry after stops in Flagstaff and Williams back in January, or Mathew Gene Spencer pinged near Parks, AZ last summer, turning community awareness into real hope for families.[4]

From dawn patrols to evening jams, Flagstaff's weaving its magic today, blending safety, sports spirit, and soulful sounds into the lives we love. This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Saturday, March 7, 2026.

We start today with a developing story at Flagstaff Pulliam Airport, where a small private aircraft flipped while taxiing on a taxiway. Two people were on board, both were extricated and taken for treatment after sustaining injuries, and emergency crews quickly secured the scene. Early reports suggest jet wash from a nearby aircraft may have played a role, though the cause is still under investigation and operations were briefly interrupted before resuming.

In housing news, Flagstaff just saw the opening of Sierra on 66, a new 221 unit affordable housing community along Route 66. The development serves households earning up to about 60 percent of the area median income, with one, two, and three bedroom apartments. Rents use a fixed structure that includes all utilities, from electricity and water to sewer and trash, offering cost predictability to working families. Residents also get access to a fitness center, kids tot lot, dog run, bocce ball court, and outdoor patios with fire pits, reflecting Flagstaffs push to pair affordability with quality of life.

If you are looking for things to do today, the Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce calendar is packed. There is a First Friday style hike at Slide Rock kicking off the weekend outdoors, a workshop on diversifying funding and partnerships for artists and nonprofits, the Tuba City Humane Society adoption event at Flagstaff Mall if you are thinking about adding a furry friend, and a Winter Wine Down gathering for those who prefer a cozy, social afternoon in town.

Up on the mountain, Arizona Snowbowl is leaning into March as prime spring riding. The second annual Snow Jamz on mountain music festival runs today and tomorrow, with live music and DJs across multiple lodges, so you can ski a run and then slide straight into a dance break. Snowbowl is also hosting the Southern Belle Showdown rail jam today in the terrain park, an 18 and older contest focused on style, progression, and community vibes.

Sports fans should keep an eye on Northern Arizona University, where director of cross country and track and field Jarred Cornfield was just named Big Sky mens and womens coach of the year after a title sweep, and elite collegiate divers will be arriving soon for the NCAA Zone E Championships at the Wall Aquatic Center.

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Thursday, March 5th.

Folks, we start today with some heavy hearts over a tragic loss on our roads. A local woman passed away following a late-night vehicle-pedestrian collision on Tuesday in the 3300 block of East Route 66. Authorities are investigating what led to this heartbreaking incident, reminding us all to stay extra vigilant behind the wheel and on foot, especially as spring weather starts mixing things up with more foot traffic downtown. Our thoughts are with her family and friends during this tough time.

Shifting to an intense developing story thats gripping the community, police responded to a major active shooter situation yesterday, and tragically, two brave DPS officers lost their lives in a helicopter crash while aiding the response. The suspect is now in custody, bringing some relief amid the chaos, but the impact on our first responders and their families runs deep. This hits close to home, underscoring the risks our heroes face daily to keep Flagstaff safe. Community vigils are already forming at the department headquarters if you want to show support.

On a brighter note, with March in full swing, lets talk things to do thatll get you out enjoying our pine-scented paradise. The Flagstaff Hullabaloo Music Festival kicks off this weekend at Wheeler Park, featuring local indie bands like Pine Country Ramblers and headliners from Tucson jamming under the stars. Grab tickets now for craft brews, food trucks slinging Sonoran dogs and green chile stew, and family-friendly dance zonesperfect for shaking off winter blues and connecting with neighbors.

Dont miss the First Friday ArtWalk tonight along Heritage Square, where galleries like the Artists Gallery showcase new works from NAU talents and Navajo weavers. Its a vibrant scene with live pottery demos and pop-up street performers, plus coffee from Late Harvest Kitchen to fuel your stroll.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the Arizona Snowbowl reports fresh powder from last nights storm, ideal for a quick snowboard session or scenic chairlift ride with epic San Francisco Peaks views. And if youre hiking, the Buffalo Park trail offers a gentle loop with wildflower hints emerginghit it early to catch sunrise magic.

City Council meets this afternoon at 3 PM to discuss expanding bike lanes on Woody Mountain Road, a win for commuters dodging traffic and boosting that healthy Flagstaff vibe. Tune in online if youve got input.

Stay informed, stay safe, and make today count in our beautiful high country.

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