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September 6, 1928 is a landmark date in Flagstaff because that was the day the doors first opened at the Museum of Northern Arizona (MNA). Fla…

My special spot in Oak Creek Canyon is the Cave Springs Campground area.

Born from snowmelt and springs in the mountains of northern Arizona, Oak Creek has attracted people for thousands of years.

Driving south from Flagstaff on Highway 89A, I often stop at the Oak Creek Vista Overlook to admire Oak Creek Canyon. This is probably the mos…

Interpretation: So many letters, such a long word â€� but it's simple, or so it seems. And you can do it! In fact, you do it every day -- almost…

This 1910 photograph is an eye-catching, early image of the San Francisco Peaks, specifically the first broad view of what we now call the Inn…

Three scientific giants in the early years of the US Forest Service (USFS) were associated with the USFS Fort Valley Experimental Forest Stati…

The quaking aspen tree, Populus tremuloides, is perhaps the most iconic tree on the Colorado Plateau. Thousands of visitors visit Flagstaff ea…

The U.S. Interior Department manages roughly two-thirds of all federal lands. Familiar agencies within Interior include the National Park Serv…

The San Francisco Peaks are the most photographed site in the region of Flagstaff. But do you ever wonder when the first photograph of the Pea…