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KNAU update for Jan. 10 — KNAU’s Melissa Sevigny on Science Friday Today, Global Chili Pepper Meeting and more
CPR, first-aid training continue in Page
Puente de Hózhó awarded $11,650 from U.S. Soccer Foundation
Flagstaff Convention & Visitors Bureau — Experience three Flagstaff historic buildings with great events to offer.
Flagstaff Industrial Drive closure
Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth update for Jan. 8 — Connections Spotlight: Nominations now open for the Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth’s 2020 Caring for Children Awards
CCC student eyes wildlife-management career
Coconino County Parks & Recreation — Ring in the New Year
Flagstaff City Manager Excellence Awards due by Jan. 10
Sinagua Middle School Parent Teacher Organization update — Welcome back, Sinagua!
Luminarias shine bright during annual Our Lady of Guadalupe Festival in Flagstaff
City of Flagstaff launches Sustainability Leaders Program
KNAU update for Jan. 3 — Zion-Mount Carmel Tunnel, Tumblegeddon and more
City of Flagstaff announces Treecycling program
Oct. 5 — Bilingual report — FUSD to present Anti-Bias and Anti-Racism Town Hall Meeting
The Flagstaff Unified School District Anti-Bias and Anti-Racism Task Force will host a digital virtual town hall meeting on Monday, October 5, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. so that the community can provide insights on work in the areas of curriculum, professional development, staff diversity, and student behavior/social emotional learning. The information gathered at the meeting will be considered as part of the Task Force’s report to the FUSD Governing Board meeting scheduled for Tuesday, November 10, 2020.
Flagstaff Convention and Visitors Bureau — Experience seasonal activities, history, and art with Flagstaff 365 Happenings
Museum of Northern Arizona — A new decade at MNA
Sedona Arts Center is celebrating The Year of the Woman as the theme for 2020! A Special Exhibition opens Friday, January 3, 2020
District 5 Supervisor Lena Fowler — Season’s Greetings
City of Flagstaff names Jeanie Gallagher Human Resources Director
Jan. 7 — Flagstaff City Council to hold regular meeting
Jan. 11 — City of Flagstaff to present Fix-it clinic
Jan. 13 — CCC COMET TALK: ‘Defining Health – 5 Key Pillars of Health’
Jan. 14 — Flagstaff City Council to hold work session
Jan. 21 — Flagstaff City Council to hold regular meeting
Jan. 24 — Pop-Up Art Show Featuring Drawings and Sketches by Inmates of the Coconino County Jail
Jan. 25 — Community Census Team to hold public information meetings at Aqauplex
Jan. 28 — Flagstaff City Council to hold work session
Feb. 4 — Flagstaff City Council to hold regular council meeting
Feb. 5 — FUSD Hosting Kindergarten Open Houses
Feb. 7 — Navajo Nation 2020 Census Summit
Feb. 7 — First Friday Art Walk at CCC Comet Art Gallery
Feb. 7 — Flagstaff High School Presents the Diary of Anne Frank
Feb. 11 — NAU Latin American Studies presents two speakers about about different aspects of the Amazon Rain Forest!
Feb. 18 — Flagstaff City Council to hold regular meeting
Feb. 19 — City of Flagstaff home energy efficiency workshop
Feb. 20 — Coconino Community College Cross-Country Comets Kickoff
Feb. 23 — Tickets on sale for Flor De Toloache concert at the Coconino Center for the Arts
Bilingual report: Feb. 28 — Family & Youth Community Health Forums to be held in Flagstaff, statewide
Through March 1 — NAU Theatre’s ‘Eurydice’ explores love and loss in the retelling of the classic Orpheus tale
March 5 — Student Chapter of United Way of Northern Arizona Steps Up for Our Youth
March 5 — United Way of Northern Arizona annual meeting and recognition event
March 9 — Flagstaff STEM City Community Celebration to be held at NAU Walkup Skydome
March 10 — Flagstaff City Council to hold work session
March 17 — Flagstaff City Council to hold regular meeting
March 24, 27 — NAU No More Deaths / No más muertes to present NAU Immigration Awareness Series events
Through March 27 — Stories of Resilience: In Recognition of Women’s History Month Celebration at Coconino Community College. Celebration to be held March 25
CANCELED — March 27 — Eric Chavez, grandson of UFW founder, to be guest speaker at CHAC’s César E. Chávez Recognition Awards on March 27
March 31 — Flagstaff City Council to hold combined special meeting / work session
May 5 — Flagstaff City Council to hold live streamed regular meeting
April 7 — Flagstaff City Council to meet
May 12 — Flagstaff City Council to live-stream work, executive session
CCC Commencement (May 15) ceremonies go virtual
The Coconino Community College Commencement and Nurse Pinning ceremonies will be offered “virtually” this year.
The Nurse Pinning virtual ceremony will be available on the CCC homepage on Thursday, May 7, beginning at 5 p.m. at www.coconino.edu.
The Commencement virtual ceremony will be available on the CCC homepage on Friday, May 15, beginning at 2 p.m., at www.coconino.edu. Dr. Smith added that any student wishing to do so would be most welcome to attend the Commencement ceremony next year.