Flagstaff Land Resources

Hearing on Sno Park set for tonight
The local men behind the Flagstaff Sno Park will discuss at a public meeting tonight their proposal to build a sledding hill on McMillan Mesa near Coconino High School.

Candidates clarify their answers for the 2012 checklist
Question #1:

Dollars and sense
Three members of the Flagstaff City Council spent much of Thursday night on the defensive during a candidate forum at the Radisson.

Up Close: A home away from home
Wind whips along the sides of a battered building and rustles dried shrubs in the yard. At the corner of East Cottage Avenue and South San Francisco Street in Flagstaff, many windows in the wood and stucco structure are covered with plywood.

Hospital Using Remote Patient Monitoring
Gisele Sorenson knew where each person with congestive heart failure lived. With a map in hand, she set out driving in northern Arizona — across tribal land and to the Grand Canyon — to find out whether the former Flagstaff Medical Center patients had wireless access.

New Flagstaff courthouse advances
It might lack the label on official documents, but the Flagstaff City Council recently signed off on a "Plan B" to build a new courthouse.

Junkyard woes
Thor Pfeil has had 11 vehicles disappear from his property off Leupp Road in the last three months.

Public land shooting protected under bills
WASHINGTON - An Arizona congressman wants to prevent shooting restrictions that he says federal officials are eyeing on more than a million acres of public land, half of which are in Arizona.

Native Americans rally at federal court to defend San Francisco Peaks
Photos: Navajos and other Native Americans gather outside the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco today. Photo Tony Gonzales. Jeneda Benally, Navajo, from Flagstaff, Ariz., speaks at the rally today, Jan. 9, outside federal court.