Flagstaff 2023 Male Citizen of the Year David Engelthaler waves a flag from the Arizona Daily Sun float during the annual Fourth of July parade in downtown Flagstaff on Thursday.
Flagstaff 2023 Male Citizen of the Year David Engelthaler waves a flag from the Arizona Daily Sun float during the annual Fourth of July parade in downtown Flagstaff on Thursday.
Here’s a way to acknowledge some of the best that Flagstaff has to offer: honoring a colleague, a neighbor, an acquaintance or someone you’ve admired from afar with a nomination as Flagstaff Citizen of the Year.
The Daily Sun has been sponsoring the award for more than six decades, and it includes three categories: Male Citizen, Female Citizen and Organization of the Year. The award recognizes someone who has made Flagstaff a better place in the past year as a volunteer, not in their daily line of work. It can be a single project or a continuing cause. Civic groups can nominate this year’s outstanding member, but it can also be a family member, neighbor or friend. Younger, older or in between � there are no limits on these awards.
Here's one way to give thanks as the holiday season approaches: honoring a colleague, a neighbor, an acquaintance or someone you've admired from afar with a nomination as Flagstaff Citizen or Organization of the Year. Read moreOur View: Nominate Citizens, Organization of the Year for 2023
Here's one way to give thanks as the holiday season approaches: honoring a colleague, a neighbor, an acquaintance or someone you've admired from afar with a nomination as Flagstaff Citizen or Organization of the Year. Read moreOur View: Nominate Citizens, Organization of the Year for 2022
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