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azfamily.com | Mason Carroll
BELLMONT, AZ (AZFamily) — As the temperature starts to rise in the Valley, more people will be heading to the High Country to get out in nature. One way to do that is at the Barefoot Trail, about 20 minutes west of Flagstaff. There are hundreds of miles of trails in and around Flagstaff where people can connect with nature.
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2 days ago |
azfamily.com | Mason Carroll
FLAGSTAFF, AZ (AZFamily)— Route 66 is turning 100 next year, and people in the High Country are already planning a big celebration! There’s a ton of history built into the road that runs through the heart of many northern Arizona towns, including Flagstaff. Alan Winninger moved to Flagstaff in 2022. The Air Force veteran was hired to help organize Route 66 Centennial celebrations. With Route 66 turning 100 next year, tourism is also expected to skyrocket, especially international tourism.
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5 days ago |
azfamily.com | Mason Carroll
FLAGSTAFF, AZ (AZFamily) — Everyone knows who created the U.S. flag, but not everyone knows Arizona has its own Betsy Ross. May Hicks Curtis, the woman who created Arizona’s flag over 100 years ago, lived just south of the railroad tracks in Flagstaff for decades. Her house was named one of the most endangered historic places in the country and was about to be destroyed until the city intervened.
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6 days ago |
azfamily.com | Mason Carroll
FLAGSTAFF (AZFamily) — For 125 years, the Weatherford Hotel has been a part of Flagstaff’s history. But 50 years ago, it fell under new ownership, preventing the hotel from being destroyed and ushering in a new era for this iconic building. Nestled in downtown Flagstaff, the Weatherford Hotel has sat as Flagstaff grew around it since 1900, when John Weatherford opened its doors.
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1 week ago |
kold.com | Mason Carroll
FLAGSTAFF, AZ (AZFamily) — Several Arizona breweries won big in a world beer competition this year, including a brewery in Flagstaff. The World Beer Cup is considered the Olympics of beer competitions, and Arizona had five breweries statewide that placed. That includes Lumberyard Brewing Co., which brought home a silver medal from the international event for its famous Railhead Red. In the High Country, Flagstaff is known for its award-winning breweries.
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The World Beer Cup is considered the Olympics of beer competitions, and Arizona had five breweries statewide that placed. That includes Lumberyard Brewing Co., which brought home a silver medal from the international event for its famous Railhead Red: https://t.co/fdSz5sH7KU

About one in ten people has some kind of phobia, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. Arachnophobia is one of the most common types of phobias. However, a study at Northern Arizona University is using state-of-the-art equipment and a spider to treat this phobia: https://t.co/SAoqAk2tvH

Multiple wild horses have been getting stuck in the mud in the forest outside of Heber-Overgaard in northeastern Arizona. It’s a dangerous situation for the animals and the people trying to rescue them. https://t.co/TwYzK8eCpy https://t.co/iyakvwpsIE