[x] close Your Web Browser is not fully supported by this site (and many others). Please download and install one of the following: Firefox 3.5; Safari 4; Google Chrome; Internet Explorer 8
  1. Secret Snowbowl talks break open

    Secret Snowbowl talks break open

    © 2010 Arizona Daily Sun

    Mar 09, 2010 | 5:20 am | (7) Comments

  2. Deep shadows, deep snow

    Deep shadows, deep snow

    In summer, a 2-mile hike through upper Walnut Canyon inside Fisher Point can be claustrophobic. The moist, narrow slot between towering sandstone and limestone walls is lush with a tangle of tall grasses, fallen logs and aspen shoots. Even following the overgrown trail beside Walnut Creek…

    Mar 09, 2010 | 5:10 am | (0) Comments

  3. Ballots due today

    Ballots due today

    County election officials will be collecting last-minute ballots today for the city primary election and FUSD's budget override.

    Mar 09, 2010 | 5:05 am | (0) Comments

  4. Early skiers a hardy lot

    Early skiers a hardy lot

    Folks living in the Flagstaff area from about 1915 to 1933 were as crazy about winter sports as many residents are today.

    Mar 07, 2010 | 5:20 am | (0) Comments

  5. Parents pressure FUSD

    Parents pressure FUSD

    Keep the middle-high school concept that currently exists at Sinagua Schools -- and expand it across the district.

    Mar 07, 2010 | 5:15 am | (3) Comments

Sports

Prep Notebook: Eagles ready to get outside
When Bob Pastor and the Flagstaff High baseball team travel to Yuma on Thursday for the start of a three-day tournament, it will have been nearly two weeks since the last time the Eagles played a game.

Lifestyles

Deep shadows, deep snow
In summer, a 2-mile hike through upper Walnut Canyon inside Fisher Point can be claustrophobic. The moist, narrow slot between towering sandstone and limestone walls is lush with a tangle of tall grasses, fallen logs and aspen shoots. Even following the overgrown trail beside Walnut Creek can be a struggle.
 
Sponsored by:

Top Ads

Local Videos

Connect with Us