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1 month ago |
knau.org | Ryan Heinsius |A Martínez
Wildfire season in the Southwest is underway and the region has already seen several blazes, including the 20,000-acre Greer Fire in Arizona’s White Mountains. The latest federal wildfire forecast predicts above-normal potential in much of the West and even some southeastern states. This year, there’s also heightened concern that Trump administration staff cuts at the U.S. Forest Service could hinder firefighting efforts.
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1 month ago |
vpm.org | A Martínez |Ryan Heinsius
A MARTÍNEZ, HOST:The summer fire season has already kicked off with some significant fires in the Midwest and Arizona. MICHEL MARTIN, HOST:The latest wildfire forecast from the federal government is predicting above-normal fire potential in much of the west and some southeastern states. There's heightened concern this year because the Trump administration has been cutting staff at the U.S. Forest Service, the nation's lead wildland firefighting agency.
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1 month ago |
knau.org | Ryan Heinsius
West Virginia’s Dan Green and Colorado’s Rachel Entrekin won the men’s and women’s divisions, respectively, in the Cocodona 250 Wednesday. They each set new records for the ultrarunning event now in its fifth year. Green finished more than an hour ahead of the previous course record set last year. The 28-year-old Green had never competed in the event, which was longer and more difficult than in years past at 256 miles. He had also never before taken part in a race longer than 100 miles.
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2 months ago |
knau.org | Ryan Heinsius
For more than three decades, photographer Jake Bacon has served as the eyes of Flagstaff. He’s the chief photographer for the Arizona Daily Sun and, as a journalist, has borne witness to countless consequential moments in northern Arizona — both great and small, joyful and harrowing. Tonight, Bacon takes the stage at the Orpheum Theater to talk about some of his favorite images, the stories behind them, and the importance of community journalism.
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2 months ago |
azdailysun.com | Ryan Heinsius
For more than three decades, photographer Jake Bacon has served as the eyes of Flagstaff, so to speak. He’s the chief photographer for the Arizona Daily Sun and, as a journalist, has borne witness to countless consequential moments in northern Arizona, both great and small, joyful and harrowing. On Wednesday night, Bacon takes the stage at The Orpheum Theater at 7 p.m. to talk about some of his favorite images, the stories behind them and the importance of community journalism.
Journalists covering the same region
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Sportswriter at Prescott eNews
Ron Williams primarily covers news in the Prescott Valley region, Arizona, United States and surrounding areas.
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Freelance Writer, Contributing Editor, Author at Freelance
Christina Barrueta primarily covers news in Phoenix, Arizona, United States and surrounding areas including Scottsdale and Tempe.
Christopher Graham
Managing Editor at Camp Verde Journal
Christopher Graham primarily covers news in the Prescott Valley region of Arizona, United States, including surrounding areas.
Paige Daniels
Reporter at The Verde Independent
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Keith Morris
Sports Editor at Payson Roundup
Keith Morris primarily covers news in Phoenix, Arizona, United States and surrounding areas including Glendale and Scottsdale.
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Forecasters say the recent rainfall in northern Arizona has offered temporary relief from wildfire danger but it wasn't enough to pull the region out of drought status. https://t.co/MdAlAYQcOJ
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