The early-evening sun was shining, students were walking to and from the union and about 60 protesters stood silently Thursday, holding signs on the lawn along South Beaver Street on the campu…
The early-evening sun was shining, students were walking to and from the union and about 60 protesters stood silently Thursday, holding signs on the lawn along South Beaver Street on the campu…
Adrian Skabelund
City and environment reporter
The Arizona Supreme Court has reversed lower court rulings that held the Arizona Republican Party responsible for more than $27,000 in sanctions and attorney fees resulting from a challenge of the results of the 2020 election.
The Eta Aquarid meteor shower peaks this weekend. Astronomers say it should be visible in both hemispheres.Â
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Urban food foraging promotes local flavors and sustainability. Flagstaff's youth learn to gather and cook wild food during this ARTx project.
Many Coconino County gardeners remember the hardships endured while growing vegetables during last year’s abnormally cool spring and early summer. A significantly slow start of the monsoon, al…
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In a statement, NAU officials said the decision had been made due to violations of university policies, including those regarding protesting after 10 p.m.
By about 11:30 p.m., two dozen students had been arrested by police, while law enforcement and university administrators went to work tearing down the encampment.
The Flagstaff Festival of Science will be offering a family-friendly scavenger hunt across the city this weekend.
Discover Flagstaff plans to celebrate Route 66's 100-year anniversary in 2026 with exhibitions, merchandise and activities across the city, highlighting its historic significance and cultural impact.
The Marley Foundation Astronomy Discovery Center in northern Arizona nears completion, offering interactive exhibits and educational programs for astronomy enthusiasts of all ages.
Flagstaff’s tourism economy is booming with new hotels and restaurants, drawing visitors for outdoor activities, astrotourism, and Route 66 nostalgia.
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A crowd of 300 attended the 19th annual Palette to Palate fundraiser, presented by the CCC Foundation, on Friday at Coconino Community College. The event featured art auctions, live entertainm…
Scores of protesters supporting Palestine gathered behind the student union at Northern Arizona University on Tuesday night. Heavy police presence had to enforce the 10 p.m. curfew as crowds o…
Protesters on the Northern Arizona University campus set up an encampment formed to support Palestine. They had their first meeting Tuesday morning on the campus. Leaders of the group have pla…
Hundreds of people attended the two-day event presented by the Flagstaff High School Native American Club.
The Jacks are heading to the NCSA World Series for the second time in the past three seasons and with their highest ranking yet for the big stage.
Lizzie Neale, who won the Big Sky Conference tournament's individual title, will be in action at the Las Vegas Regional at the Spanish Trail Country Club in Las Vegas beginning Monday.
It’s a bit of revenge for the Panthers, who were upset in this exact round of the tournament by the Eagles a year ago.
The fifth-seeded Eagles defeated No. 9-seeded Bradshaw Mountain, 16-6, in the 4A Conference state tournament losers bracket, advancing to the quarterfinals for the second consecutive year.
The Flagstaff Tintype Experiment captures Flagstaff's history through tintype photography and oral history tours. Participate in this one-of-a-kind project on May 17 and 18.
The gallery at Coconino Center for the Arts features Francisco González Castro's provocative art exploring bodies, limits and transgressions until June 8. Visit for transformative experiences.
Urban food foraging promotes local flavors and sustainability. Flagstaff's youth learn to gather and cook wild food during this ARTx project.
Nicole Walker discusses the environmental impact of uranium mining in Arizona.
Mary Tolan discusses her experience of feeling older among younger generations and the value of being seen and acknowledged.
Jonah Graham reflects on his time at The Lumberjack newspaper, highlighting personal growth, mentorship and the impact of the student-run publication in his final College Chronicles.
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