Flagstaff's Tatum Alex (10) rounds the bases after a hitting a home run during a game against Saguaro on Tuesday at Flagstaff High School.
Hattie Loper, Arizona Daily SunFlagstaff girls softball ran away with its first home game of 2025, trouncing Saguaro Tuesday for a 16-6 season-opening victory in five innings.
With bases loaded and two outs in the bottom of the third inning, Eagles freshman Lucy Lansens hit a triple and brought three people home, tying the score 4-4. In total, Flagstaff brought home eight runs during the third, six in the fourth and one in the second and fifth innings to enact the mercy rule.
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Emily Pike’s case has drawn renewed attention to the ongoing crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people, particularly women. Read moreFBI offers reward for information in case of murdered Indigenous teenager
During his senior year, he was the captain of both the track and cross country teams and president of the peer tutoring club. Read moreNPA graduate spotlight: Aaron Nichol taking things personally in education
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A total of 15 students -- about half of those graduating in BASIS Flagstaff’s Class of 2025 -- completed a senior project this year. Read moreBASIS Flagstaff students present their senior projects
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A total of 21 softball players, 19 baseball players and three tennis players earned all-region or all-section honors from the Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA) for their performances d… Read moreLocal softball, baseball and tennis players named to all-region teams
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Darcy is adorable! Just look at those ears. She is a 1-year-old German Shepherd mix with a gentle soul and a heart full of love. She might be a little shy when you first meet her but give her … Read moreCHA Pet of the Week: Darcy
Athletes from BASIS Flagstaff, CHS, FHS and NPA competed in the AIA Division III and V track and field championships over the weekend. Read moreLocal athletes win two gold medals and seven silvers at track and field championships
Kaitlyn Tso sent the top-seeded Panthers to the state semifinals with a two-out, walk-off double in the eighth inning against No. 5-seeded Sahuarita. Read moreCoconino softball walks off again, beating Sahuarita 3-2 in 8 innings to reach state semifinals
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From May 12 to 18 there will be a number of events in the city directed toward encouraging people to ride their bikes as part of Ride Your Bike Week. For more information on events visit www.f… Read moreGallery: Ride Your Bike Week begins in Flagstaff
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The Coconino County Board of Supervisors announced Wednesday the appointment of Nate Reisner to the position of county engineer. Read moreCoconino County appoints Nate Reisner as county engineer
Returning for its third year, the East Flagstaff Community Market will kick off a month earlier for 2025 and shift to a new location. Read moreEast Flagstaff Community Market returns May 17, shifts to Flagstaff Mall parking lot
Closures of Riordan Road and Riordan Ranch Street will begin on Monday, May 12, in order to install a new water meter and underground utilities. Read moreClosures scheduled for parts of Riordan Road and Riordan Ranch Street
May 8, 1945, was a momentous day; the end of World War II in Europe, 80 years ago. I was 6 years old and remember it well. It was a beautiful spring day in Germany, and I knew I was going to l… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Remembering the day WWII ended in Germany
We, individually and our governmental systems, can only make good decisions if we can access verified information. In 1967, Congress created the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) as a … Read moreLetter to the Editor: Defunding CPB will diminish accurate information
I want to ensure that all children and youth, not just those in the U.S., are able to grow up in a world that is safe, peaceful and prosperous. One of the most effective ways the U.S. governme… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Assistance for all children stressed as key to future
On April 29, the Daily Sun featured an article titled "Railroad safety efforts on track?" I was surprised to read that Flagstaff was in danger of losing the Quiet Zone (no blaring train horns)… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Those living in east side of city also deal with train noise
Thank you, Cindy Murray, for your article about cats and birds. My family, also, let a cat be outdoors where it could kill birds in the 1950s. I know better now, and my current cat is indoors … Read moreLetter to the Editor: The cat's out of the bag on keeping felines indoors
Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there! You help keep the world running. -- Rachel Smith Read moreHigh Country Running: Musings on momhood and running for Mother's Day
Overland Expo West will return to Coconino County May 16-18 with more than 400 exhibitors and over 300 hours of education programing, including classes, demonstrations and roundtables. Read moreOverland Expo West returning to Fort Tuthill County Park May 16 to 18
Experience Imagine the Universe on May 17 at Lowell Observatory -- a stunning, all-Indigenous sci-fi film event with a behind-the-scenes panel on filmmaking, imagination and Indigenous astronomy. Read more'Imagine the Universe' special screening and discussion on May 17
The plan is in the early stages of development, and the open house will serve as an opportunity for the public to learn more about it and provide feedback on focus areas of the plan. Read moreCity of Flagstaff to host open house for John Wesley Powell Area Specific Plan
The Flagstaff Police Department and Coconino County Sheriff's Office would like to make the following sex offender notifications: Read moreSex offender notification
Pinnacle Bank will be hosting a Tusayan Town Hall on May 21 as it seeks input from the community to install its ATM LIVE concept in order to fill the need for banking in rural Arizona. Read morePinnacle Bank seeking public input on potential ATM LIVE installation in Tusayan
He will be one of the class speakers at the May 12 ceremony, where he will graduate with an associate’s degree in general studies. Read moreCCC graduate spotlight: Ibrahim Alshamsi launches his education off base of support
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For the third time since 2010, Lumberyard Brewing Company's Railhead Red earned an award at the World Beer Cup. Read moreLumberyard Brewing Company wins silver at 2025 World Beer Cup
Eight out of the 10 suspects currently have active cases in Superior Court, and six of those eight remain in custody at the county jail. Read moreNo bond reduction for Zorn as prosecution proceeds against most suspects from police sting
This week's column from Tom Carpenter. Read moreCarpenter's Column: Supplement to the commencement program
This week's Flagstaff History column. Read moreFlagstaff History: NAU students produced edition of local newspaper
Laurel Cernohous and Ava Gray recently signed their letters of intent to play at the collegiate level. Read morePair of Panthers volleyball players commits to colleges
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The Exchange Club of Flagstaff recognized five local high schoolers with $1,000 scholarships on Wednesday. Read moreExchange Club of Flagstaff awards 2025 scholarships to local high schoolers
Bryan George will be graduating from Coconino Community College on Monday, taking a major step toward his goal of becoming a professor of Indigenous Studies. Read moreCCC graduate spotlight: Bryan George seeks to pass the education torch to next generation
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