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Local First Arizona update for June 1

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FRI. JUN 2 & SAT. JUN 3, 10 AM – 3 PM
HERITAGE MARKET
SPRINGERVILLE, AZ

The town of Springerville is promoting local producers of fresh fruits and vegetables, home baked goods, and more every weekend. – MORE
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FRI. JUN 2, 3 – 9 PM
BREW SUPPLY GRAND OPENING
FLAGSTAFF, AZ

Olive the Best invites you to the grand opening of High Altitude Brew Supply – their new shop centered around the brewing of beer, wine, and more. –MORE
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SAT. JUN 3, 4 – 8 PM
BEER FEST
KINGMAN, AZ

Come out to the Mohave County Fairgrounds for the fifth-annual celebration of our Arizona local breweries. – MORE
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WED. JUN 7 – FRI. JUN 9
LAUNCH PAD WORKSHOP
CAMP VERDE, AZ

This business workshop provides free professional training to help you start or grow your business and create jobs for the local economy. – MORE
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SAT. JUN 17, 10 AM – 12 PM
CHEESE MAKING
STRAWBERRY, AZ

Sign up for an interactive cheesemaking class at Fossil Creek Creamery. Attendees will learn how to make cheese from goats’ milk. – MORE
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RacingArizonaLIVE: EXPLORE ARIZONA WITH THIS INTERACTIVE GAME SHOW ADVENTURE

“The King of Facebook LIVE” is launchingRacingArizonaLIVE – an interactive game show adventure that takes contestants on an exploration of Arizona. This year’s inaugural race will take place this weekend on June 3 and 4. Follow along as a team of six takes an adventure across the state while an online audience determines their destinations.
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ECONOMIC GARDENING SYMPOSIUM: SOWING YOUR SUCCESS

When it comes to economic success, many communities are taking the initiative and “growing their own.” Register today for this symposium of community leaders and learn about their efforts to grow their local economies – planting and nurturing entrepreneuerism in a high school, creating a local campaign to market tourism with an economic development angle to attract new business to their “garden,” and more.
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MAKING GLASS RECYCLING FUN

Although the modern recycling system was created about 40 years ago, a local company,GlassKing Recovery & Recycling, is making recycling fun and new again. GlassKing founder Blake King noticed a need for glass recycling while working for a nightclub promotion company. In the first six months of operation, GlassKing prevented 300,000 pounds of glass from going to the landfill. Now two years in operation, GlassKing works with over thirty businesses of all types, malls, and the City of Tempe to recycle glass across the Valley.
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