Weather Advisory: Thunderstorms Could Impact Travel to Flagstaff on I-40 Sunday, August 24
Storm Warning for Flagstaff, Arizona Residents in Flagstaff should brace themselves for stormy weather on Sunday, as thunderstorms are expected to sweep through northern Arizona. This could lead to flash flooding and make travel hazardous along I-40 and I-17. Anticipate heavy rain, strong winds, and reduced visibility, particularly during the afternoon and evening hours. The […]
Flagstaff will hold a celebration for Indigenous Code Talkers on August 11.
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Kelly Clarkson Calls Off All August Shows at Las Vegas Residency
Kelly Clarkson Cancels Las Vegas Residency Show Kelly Clarkson has unexpectedly called off her much-anticipated show in Las Vegas this August, attributing the decision to personal family matters involving her ex-husband. On Instagram, Clarkson shared with her 7.8 million followers that her ex, Brandon Blackstock, is facing health issues, leading her to cancel her performance. […]
Flagstaff’s Sustainability Office will hold a Fix-It Clinic on August 16.
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Gardening and Landscape Course in Globe begins on August 20
Gardening Classes at Gila County Community College If you’re eager to grow your own healthy greens or take care of the heritage fruit trees on your property, you might find this upcoming opportunity interesting. Christopher Jones, an Extension Agent from the University of Arizona, will be leading weekly classes starting on August 20th. These sessions […]
Yavapai County District 2 Activities in August
Yavapai County District 2 Monthly Newsletter – August Highlights Yavapai County District 2 has published a monthly newsletter for August, featuring various events and key information. Here’s a rundown of what’s happening this month. Featured Events in District 2 Art and Craft Fair – Beaver Creek When: Saturday to Sunday, August 23rd to 24th, 11am […]
Jenny Beth Martin: Leader Thune Should Call Off August Break
Senate Inaction Defined by Delays In recent years, one definite hallmark of the U.S. Senate has been its notable tendency to spend more time on matters without significant progress. This summer, the stakes for inaction are particularly high. Currently, there are 144 candidates nominated by President Trump, including vital judicial appointments and key positions in […]
NEWT GINGRICH: After the August Break
As Congress heads into summer, Republican leaders in both the House and Senate have a unique chance to reshape the conversation surrounding national spending, savings, deficits, and taxes. This is their first opportunity following the passage of a significant piece of legislation that could unite Americans around its advantages. With the bill signed into law […]
New Amtrak Mardi Gras route from Mobile to New Orleans begins August 18, tickets available now
Amtrak has revealed that starting August 18, the Mardi Gras route connecting Mobile and New Orleans will run twice daily. The travel time for this journey is approximately four hours, according to Amtrak. Trains will depart at 6:30 AM and 4:30 PM, with brief stops at Pascagoula, Biloxi, Gulfport, and Bay St. Louis. Morning departures […]
Buckmasters expo arriving in Montgomery this August
Buckmasters Expo Celebrates 30 Years in Montgomery The Buckmasters Expo is gearing up for its 30th year at the Montgomery Convention Center, set to take place from August 15th to 17th. This event, sponsored by Mountain Dew, has become a major highlight for outdoor enthusiasts in the Southeast, promising an exciting weekend for families with […]