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KNAU update for Feb. 15 — States Weigh Bills Addressing Native Deaths, Disappearances

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KNAU Insider prEview – February 15th, 2019
States Weigh Bills Addressing Native Deaths, Disappearances
Lawmakers in at least seven states have introduced legislation to address the unsolved deaths and disappearances of numerous Native American women and girls. Learn more at KNAU.org.
Filmmaker Tells Story of Courage, Triumph in Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon

The Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival began yesterday. Many of this year’s films celebrate the Grand Canyon, a nod to the national park’s 100th anniversary. Learn more at KNAU.org.
Flagstaff City Council Terminates Agreements with Energy Company

The Flagstaff City Council has canceled two agreements with a Canadian energy company testing for helium and hydrocarbons. The move follows concerns by officials and community members over the effects on Flagstaff’s future water supply. Learn more at KNAU.org.
Earth Notes: Urban Agriculture
In backyards and vacant lots, urban farming is on the rise in towns and cities across the Colorado Plateau. Vertically stacked growing shelves, closely spaced plantings, and covered beds are helping farms fit in where space is often restricted. Learn more at KNAU.org.
Greeting Cards Are Still A Thing In The Digital Age. Thanks, Millennials

While email, texts and social media companies from Facebook to Snapchat have made it easier than ever to send instant greetings, more people — especially younger people — are sending greeting cards. Learn more at NPR’s Business blog.