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Discover Flagstaff — Annual Eagle Celebration Willow Bend Environmental Education Center (Nov. 14), more events

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Willow Bend Environmental Education Center presents Eaglets, an engaging program designed for families with young children (ages 4-12). Experience an up-close encounter with live eagles at the conclusion of the presentation. Special thanks to Tim Macy for sponsoring this event, making it possible for Liberty Wildlife from Phoenix to bring this incredible experience to Flagstaff.
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City of Flagstaff — Statement on Outcome of Props 404 & 405

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FLAGSTAFF — Final election results from Coconino County indicate that Proposition 405 has been approved by Flagstaff voters, while Proposition 404 was not. 

Funding generated by Prop 405 will allow the City to invest in critical equipment and infrastructure to support our first responders, such as a new wildland fire management station, expansion of the police department and evidence warehouse, and other essential public safety improvements.

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Economic Collaborative of Northern Arizona (ECoNA) — Northern Arizona Takes Its Pitch to SEMICON West

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Arizona’s semiconductor industry is expanding, and the companies that support it are looking for places to grow. Recently, ECoNA brought a delegation from the City of Flagstaff and City of Winslow to SEMICON West in San Francisco.

Our group met with more than 20 companies during the expo, which is North America’s premier trade conference for the microelectronics and semiconductor industries.

Our message was intentional. We were not there to recruit a semiconductor fabrication facility, but to connect with the suppliers that support them and have more flexible location requirements: companies in advanced packaging, logistics, and technical services that don’t need to be in the Phoenix metropolitan area to serve Arizona’s growing industry.

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Criminal Justice Coordination Council (CJCC) Citizen’s Academy now accepting applications

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COCONINO COUNTY — Are you curious about the workings of our local justice system? The Criminal Justice Coordination Council (CJCC) Citizen’s Academy offers a unique chance to delve into the people, processes and programs that shape justice in our community. Engage with judges, the Clerk of the Courts, juvenile and adult probation officers and Flagstaff City officials to gain insight into the intricacies of the criminal justice system.

This free, six-session series is designed to educate and engage residents in a relaxed, interactive setting. Whether you’re simply interested or considering a future in law, government or community service, this academy is for you!

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Coconino County Parks and Recreation Newsletter – November 2026

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Gonzalez Ranch: Help Shape What Comes Next

This year, Coconino County Parks & Recreation welcomed a donation of Gonzalez Ranch,  488 acres of ponderosa pine forest, open meadows, and Gonzalez Lake, located just outside Williams. Thank you to everyone who joined us at the November 4 community workshop to share ideas for the future of this new open space.

Missed it? There’s still time to add your ideas. View the workshop presentation and additional information, and share your thoughts through our online comment form, open through Sunday, November 15.

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The NAU Review — Special edition — NAU Football

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Saturday is for the Jacks

Be a part of NAU Football’s historic season! We’re ranked fifth in the FCS—the highest ranking in 30 years—and with just two games left in the regular season, we’re aiming for our first Big Sky championship since 2003. Adding another W on Saturday, putting our record at 9-2 this season, would be the program’s most wins since 2013. Help cheer our Jacks to victory in the Skydome and get your tickets today!

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Grand Canyon Weekly Wrap-up: Nov. 9-13, 2026

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South Rim Water System Update

Grand Canyon National Park continues to make progress toward restoring its South Rim water system while maintaining Stage 4 water restrictions. Water storage tank levels are currently at 13.26 feet and are on track to remain above 10 feet ahead of the planned resumption of water distribution. Community members are encouraged to continue conserving water to help maintain adequate storage levels.

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Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth — Your membership, donations support the work of CCC&Y

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COCONINO COUNTY — We imagine a world where every person lives in peace and is supported by a thriving, resilient community.

The purpose of CCC&Y is bold and your help is needed.

When you become a member of CCC&Y, your financial contribution helps cultivate and strengthen well-informed communities by providing education and resources, bringing stakeholders together, building new systems of communication and more.

Your support allows us to promote and staff a variety of events that help families including the annual Literacy Fair in Flagstaff, the annual Science in the Park and the annual STEM Celebration, just to name a few.

Each week, the Coalition produces a weekly newsletter where we share partner news and events in our blog section and links to community resource meetings.

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City of Flagstaff Beautification – Arts & Sciences — News & Opportunities

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The City of Flagstaff is looking for an artist to design a vinyl artwrap for a traffic signal cabinet on the southeast corner of Fourth Street and 7th Avenue.

What you’ll earn: The selected applicant will receive $2,400

What you’ll submit: A short statement, and up to five (5) images of your design

Application Deadline: December 14, 2026, 5:00 pm (Arizona Time)

Note: Applications will be accepted exclusively through OpenGov. Artists interested in applying are encouraged to register on OpenGov in advance.

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What’s Happening at Culture Connection AZ?

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Winter Market is back!
Our annual Winter Market takes place Sunday, December 6th, from 12-4pm. We’ll have several local artists and makers on site, plus crafts for kids and free hot drinks!
We hope you’ll join us!
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Interested in being a vendor?
We’d love to have you! Tables are $30 for a 3’ by 8’ space. We have both indoor and outdoor space available. Please email us at info@cultureconnectionaz.org if interested.

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Your Voice Matters: Help shape Sedona’s Arts & Culture future

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The City of Sedona invites artists, arts organizations, residents, and community members to participate in an important conversation about the future of arts and culture in Sedona.

Thursday, November 12, 2026
4–6:30 p.m.
The Hub
525-B Posse Ground Road, Sedona

This community conversation with Sedona City Council will explore the role of fine arts, performing arts, and literary arts in our community, along with opportunities to expand arts programming and initiatives throughout the city.

Participants will be invited to share their perspectives on Uptown and Gallery Row, public art opportunities in city parks and other locations, and ways to better connect Sedona’s arts and culture with its rich history.

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November at Sedona Arts Center: Gratitude, Community & Creativity

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I always love the month of November. It’s a time to reflect on gratitude and hope, and this year, perhaps more than ever, I find myself especially appreciative of both.

To start with, and on behalf of all of us at Sedona Arts Center, I want to send our deepest and heartfelt condolences to all those who lost everything in the recent flooding. While we were evacuated – SAC was in one of the GO zones – we were relatively unscathed. We did have to close for a day and we had a LOT of water fall in a short time. We are still evaluating whether any further damage was done to our already tentative retaining wall and whether we sustained any leaks. But we are lucky in comparison.

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City of Flagstaff shares Southside Flooding Debris Removal Plan

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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz — The City of Flagstaff has developed a Flooding Debris Removal Plan for the Southside area. Southside residents removing flood debris from their homes or businesses should place the debris in roll-off bins that will be located around the neighborhood by mid-day Saturday, Nov. 7. Please keep the following in mind:

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Sedona Arts Center — So Much to Create! November Classes & Workshops at Sedona Arts Center

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Explore Something New. Find Your Creative Inspiration!

There’s still so much to create this fall at Sedona Arts Center! With an exciting lineup of classes and workshops through the end of November, now is the perfect time to try something new, develop your artistic skills, or rediscover a creative passion.

From painting and ceramics to stained glass, mixed media, photography, creative writing, and more, our School of the Arts offers hands-on experiences for beginners and experienced artists alike. Learn from talented instructors, explore new techniques, and connect with a welcoming community of fellow creatives.

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Discover Flagstaff — Lyle Lovett & His Small Large Band, more events

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Lyle Lovett & His Small
Large Band
Prochnow Auditorium
A singer, composer and actor, Lyle Lovett has broadened the definition of American music in a career that spans 14 albums. Coupled with his gift for storytelling, the Texas-based musician fuses elements of country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel and blues in a convention-defying manner that breaks down barriers. Lovett’s live performances show not only the breadth of this Texas legend’s deep talents, but also the diversity of his influences, making him one of the most compelling and captivating musicians in popular music.

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Grand Canyon Weekly Wrap-up: Nov. 2-6, 2026

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Grand Canyon community members who are veterans gather for a group photo at Mather Amphitheater in recognition of Veterans Day. Grand Canyon National Park thanks them and all veterans for their service and sacrifice. Wednesday, Nov. 11, is also a fee-free day for U.S. citizens visiting all national park sites.  (NPS/M. Quinn)

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Flagstaff Navy Week coming up the week of Veterans Day. Also see: The Navy is in town and coming to MNA!

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MILLINGTON, Tenn. — The U.S. Navy proudly announces Flagstaff Navy Week, scheduled for Nov. 9-16, 2026.

Led by the Navy Office of Community Outreach (NAVCO), Flagstaff Navy Week brings Sailors to engage directly with communities in Northern Arizona through a series of performances, educational activities, community events, and service projects.

“We have a great lineup of events planned for our first-ever Navy Week in Flagstaff,” said Cmdr. Rick Chernitzer, director of NAVCO. “In the spirit of Veterans Day, the centennial anniversary of historic Route 66, and our nation’s first ‘Dark Sky City,’ your Navy will honor past service members while engaging key community leaders, businesses, educators, students, and youth – possibly some future Sailors.”

Navy Weeks give Americans a firsthand look at the Navy’s mission, capabilities, and men and women who serve our nation around the world.

Flagstaff Navy Week participants and events are scheduled to include:

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Flagstaff and area residents invited to share feedback on the Community Wildfire Protection Plan

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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz – Greater Flagstaff and Sedona area residents are invited to provide feedback on the 2027 Greater Peaks and Red Rocks Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP). This feedback will help ensure the plan reflects local priorities and effectively addresses wildfire risk. Comments and feedback on the draft CWPP will be accepted through Nov. 20, 2026 at Connect.Flagstaffaz.gov/CWPP.

Residents from the communities of Baderville/Fort Valley, Bellemont, Cosnino/Winona, Doney Park, Flagstaff, Happy Jack, Kachina Village, Mormon Lake, Mountain View Ranches, Mountainaire, Munds Park, Parks, Sedona, Timberline-Fernwood, and Village of Oak Creek are encouraged to participate.

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Coconino County Workforce Development Board seeking new member

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FLAGSTAFF — The Coconino County Workforce Development Board (CCWDB) is urgently seeking qualified business leaders to apply to fill a board vacancy.

The CCWDB brings together community business partners to enhance the capacity and performance of the workforce system and promote economic growth throughout Coconino County.

The board encompasses several cities and towns, including Flagstaff, Fredonia, Page, Sedona, Tusayan and Williams, as well as surrounding Native American communities. Meetings are held virtually and in-person every two months.

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Flagstaff Festival of Science — Place your bids today and support the Festival of Science!

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Auction Now Open! Bid Big for Science Education!

You don’t have to attend the Festival Fête to be part of the fun! Our online auction is officially open, and everyone is invited to participate.

With nearly 60 items up for grabs, there’s something for everyone—from unique experiences and gift cards to beautiful artwork and more. Whether you’re shopping for yourself, looking for the perfect gift, or hoping to win something special, your bids make a difference.

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Get the latest news updates from Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes including ‘Attorney General Mayes Announces Distribution of $1.2 Million in Restitution to Veterans Deceived by VetLink Solutions’

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Click below for the latest news updates from the:

Office Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes

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November at the Museum of Northern Arizona

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Dear Museum Friends,

As we enter the season of giving thanks and gathering to spend time with friends and family, I want to share how grateful we are for your connection to MNA. It means the world to us to see you in the galleries and at our events sharing your favorite parts of the museum with your companions. November and December are times when we seek special connection with friends, family, or community. The Museum of Northern Arizona is the perfect place to visit at this time of year, whether it be with your friends, with family members, or seeking to connect with a community of people who enjoy shared interests. Our galleries and exhibitions offer special insights into the arts, culture, and science of the Colorado Plateau, and invite you to enjoy, reflect, and learn about this remarkable part of the world. In this newsletter you will see a range of special events that magnify that experience – come along and enjoy contemporary Native American art and performance; visit our gift shop to find a unique gift for that special someone; or enjoy a musical performance by the US Navy during Navy week. Above all, be sure to enjoy our newest seasonal experience, the Snowpine Model Railway, new for this year but set to become an annual seasonal favorite in Flagstaff.

Thank you for being part of the MNA community. I look forward to seeing you at the museum.

Mary Kershaw
Executive Director & CEO
Museum of Northern Arizona

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Coconino County announces timeline for release of Nov. 3 General Election result

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COCONINO COUNTY — The first results from the Nov. 3 General Election was posted at 8 p.m. on election night, and updates will continue in the days to follow. The Coconino County Elections Department has released its schedule to help voters understand the tabulation process. Results will be available at coconino.az.gov/vote and will remain unofficial until the Board of Supervisors canvasses the election on Nov. 17.

Results schedule:

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Coconino National Forest — Oak Creek flooding damage assessments underway

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FLAGSTAFF — Portions of the Red Rock Ranger District – including several recreation sites and trails – are inaccessible due to severe flooding and are closed for public safety.

A current list of temporarily closed recreation sites and closed forest roads is available on the Coconino National Forest website.

Forest employees are conducting field assessments to evaluate the extent of the flood damage, and more information will be made available as assessments are completed.

There is no estimate as to when area roads, trails and sites will re-open. Further closures may be warranted, and existing closures will only be lifted when it is safe to do so.

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Coconino County declares State of Emergency

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COCONINO COUNTY — The Coconino County Board of Supervisors declared a State of Emergency due to the impacts of flooding that began on Oct. 31. The cities of Flagstaff and Sedona and the State of Arizona have declared emergencies as well. Declaring a State of Emergency allows the county to expend emergency funds from all available sources and request assistance from the State of Arizona.

Excessive rain falling on already saturated ground caused flooding and damage to roads, vehicles, homes and businesses and led to the evacuation of three zones along Oak Creek Canyon. Food and supplies are currently being delivered to homes whose access to 89A is blocked by debris and damaged bridges.

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Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth — Join us for our next Prevention Council Zoom meeting on Nov. 5 to share your story

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By the Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth

COCONINO COUNTY — Please join CCC&Y for its next Prevention Council Zoom meeting at 10 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026. The Council meets the first Thursday of the month.

The guest speaker for this month will be Arel Meister-Aldama of Sorena Health.

Our meetings provide our coalition partners with the opportunity to share the latest news about their projects that support children, youth and their families in Northern Arizona.

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City of Flagstaff residents Impacted by flooding asked to submit damage reports

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If your home experienced flooding, please submit a damage report at https://gis.flagstaffaz.gov/Storm-Damage-Report/.This allows the City to better document affected areas and support local and state damage assessments. Submitting a report is NOT an application for assistance. Do not use this survey to report damage to outbuildings, trees or fences.

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Theatrikos Theater Co. — Looking forward at Theatrikos, with Midsummer, A Christmas Carol and a Community Forum

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TheatriKids is bringing William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream to the stage, and Flagstaff’s rising young performers are ready to take on this classic comedy!

Follow four young couples into an enchanted forest where nothing goes according to plan. Fairy king Oberon and queen Titania are locked in a feud, the mischievous Puck is handing out love potions with questionable aim, and one unlucky actor, Nick Bottom, gets a very unexpected makeover. Before long, romantic mix-ups multiply and the forest turns into a playground of magic and mayhem.

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City of Flagstaff — New Federal Opportunity Zones offer investors Federal tax benefits for long-term investment in 2027

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FLAGSTAFF — Two census tracts in the City of Flagstaff have been nominated as federal Opportunity Zones under the new OZ 2.0 program. Investors who place eligible capital gains in a Qualified Opportunity Fund can defer tax on those gains for up to five years.

Opportunity Zones are low-income census tracts where federal law offers tax incentives to encourage private, long-term investment in businesses and real estate. The program was created in 2017 and made permanent in 2025, with new zones designated every ten years. Investors do not receive grants or direct payments; the benefit comes through reduced federal taxes on capital gains they reinvest in the zones.

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Sosta — November at Pizzi Concepts

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The flooding on November 1st in Oak Creek Canyon greatly impacted Indian Gardens. Our focus right now is supporting our team, and we will reopen as soon as it is possible. It has been a hard year in the canyon, first with the fires and now with the flood, and we are grateful for the patience and kindness of this community. We’ll share updates as we have them.

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Grand Canyon National Park updates — South Rim Fire restrictions, Desert View boil water noticed lifted

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GRAND CANYON, Ariz. – Effective immediately, Grand Canyon National Park has rescinded Stage 2 fire restrictions on the South Rim. The restrictions were originally implemented due to limited water resources available for fire suppression. With water hauling operations continuing to supplement the South Rim’s water supply, the park is able to lift the additional restrictions.

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The NAU Review — How NAU is preserving Arizona’s natural resources

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How NAU and SRP are reducing wildfire risk and water loss in Arizona

For almost a decade, NAU and SRP have partnered on research that protects and preserves Arizona’s natural resources. Learn more about the projects funded this year, which includes research into a threatened reptile and a new way to suck carbon dioxide from the air.

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