Flagstaff Updates: New Urgent Care, Outdoor Reopenings, Sports, and Community Events

Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Thursday, September 11th, 2025.

As fall weather nudges into Flagstaff, today brings crisp air, blue skies, and a packed slate of things to do, so let’s jump right in. The big headline in local healthcare is Northern Arizona Healthcare opening a second urgent care clinic right here in town. This new location is up and running at 1895 North Jasper Drive, just east of Flagstaff Medical Center, and offers extended evening hours on weekdays and weekend hours as well. It joins the existing Woodlands Village spot, so convenient care is now a lot closer for folks on both ends of Flagstaff. Both clinics do close for lunch midday, so plan your visits accordingly.

For those itching to get outside, good news from the North Kaibab Ranger District: another 96,000 acres are reopening today after progress fighting the Dragon Bravo Fire. That means more roads, trails, and lookouts are available—just watch for hazards like standing dead trees and lingering fire crews, especially if you head toward the Rainbow Rim Trail or Kaibab Lodge area. On a related note, Prescott National Forest lifted their fire restrictions last week, but the usual outdoor cautions still stand.

Weather-wise, expect mild conditions today, but heads up: tomorrow could get blustery with wind gusts near 30 miles per hour and a slight chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. If you're traveling along I-40 or planning outdoor events Friday, factor that into your plans.

Sports fans can enjoy some hometown excitement as NAU hosts its annual Lumberjack Classic women’s volleyball tournament starting tonight at the Rolle Activity Center. NAU faces UC San Diego at 6:30 this evening, and the tourney runs through Saturday with teams like Texas Tech and Southern Utah also in the mix.

Looking for something fun and social? The Museum Club is the place to let loose, offering two back-to-back free line dance lessons starting at 5 p.m. with Annette, followed by Jordan’s class at 6. Beginners and pros alike can hit the dance floor and kick up their heels.

For the cinema buffs, Harkins Flagstaff 16 has a lineup of new releases today and showtimes running well into the night, perfect for date night or a family outing.

If supporting your wellness is top of mind, Northern Arizona Healthcare has group events today and throughout the week. These include support groups for ADHD and mindfulness workshops—details and times can be found on the NAH website.

And finally, as we remember the significance of September 11th, our community honors the resilience and unity that brings Flagstaff together year after year.

This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning. This is your Flagstaff local frequency for Thursday,
September eleventh, twenty twenty five. As fall weather mudges into Flagstaff.
Today brings crispaar, blue skies and a packed slate of
things to do, So let's jump right in. The big
headline in local healthcare is Northern Arizona Healthcare opening a
second urgent care clinic right here in town. This new

(00:22):
location is up and running at one eight nine five
North Jasper Drive, just east of Flagstaff Medical Center and
offers extended evening hours on weekdays and weekend hours as well.
It joins the existing Woodlands Village spot, so convenient care
is now a lot closer for folks on both ends
of Flagstaff. Both clinics do close for lunch midday, so

(00:43):
plan your visits accordingly. For those itching to get outside,
good news from the North Kaibab Ranger District, another ninety
six thousand acres are reopening today after progress fighting the
Dragon Bravo fire. That means more roads, trail and lookouts
are available. Just watch for hazards like standing dead trees

(01:05):
and lingering fire crews, especially if you head toward the
Rainbow Rim Trail or Kaibab Lodge area. On a related note,
Prescott National Forests lifted their fire restrictions last week, but
the usual outdoor cautions still stand. Weatherwise, expect mild conditions today,

(01:30):
but heads up tomorrow could get blustery with wind gusts
near thirty miles per hour and a slight chance of
thunderstorms in the afternoon. If you're traveling along I forty
or planning outdoor events Friday, factor that into your plans.
Sports fans can enjoy some hometown excitement as NAU hosts
its annual Lumberjack Classic Women's Volleyball tournament, starting tonight at

(01:53):
the Role Activity Center. NAU faces UC San Diego at
six thirty this evening, and the tourney runs through Saturday,
with teams like Texas Tech and Southern Utah also in
the mix. Looking for something fun and social, the Museum
Club is the place to let loose, offering two back
to back free line dance lessons starting at five pm

(02:14):
with a net followed by Jordan's class at six Beginners
and pros alike can hit the dance floor and kick
up their heels for the cinema. Buffs Harkins Flagstaff sixteen
has a lineup of new releases today and showtimes running
well into the night, perfect for date night or a
family outing. If supporting your wellness is top of mind,

(02:36):
Mourthern Arizona Healthcare has group events today and throughout the week.
These include support groups for ADHD and mindfulness workshops. Details
and times can be found on the NAH website. And finally,
as we remember the significance of September eleventh, our community
honors the resilience and unity that brings Flagstaff together year

(02:58):
after year. This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. We'll see
you tomorrow with more local updates.