Flagstaff's Local News: Accident Investigation, Farmers Market Finale, and Fall Equinox Celebrations
September 24, 2025 • 3 mins
Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Wednesday, September 24, 2025.
Flagstaff wakes up today with a mix of crisp mountain air, vibrant community events, and a few important news stories to keep in mind as you plan your day. We begin with the latest on Butler Avenue, where a tragic accident is still under investigation. Last Saturday morning, a Flagstaff police officer was involved in a two-car crash that sadly claimed one man’s life and sent the officer to the hospital, where they remain under emergency care. Both Arizona Department of Public Safety and Flagstaff Police are conducting thorough reviews, so expect heightened police presence and traffic updates in the area as authorities continue their work to understand exactly what happened.
If you’re downtown this morning, wander over to the Wednesday Farmers Market which wraps up its summer run today. Expect fresh produce, artisan breads, handmade goods, and the last rush of summer flavors under the open sky. The energy on the square will spill into the early evening with the NAZBA Blues Jam at Charly’s, happening from 7 to 9:30. This jam session features local blues talent and welcomes you to join in, whether you want to take the mic or soak up the groove with a cold drink in hand.
Beer lovers and foodies, tonight’s the Fall Equinox Dinner at Dark Sky Brewing. As part of their ongoing Dog-toberfest celebration, this special four-course meal runs from five to nine and pairs flagship brews with seasonal dishes. Best part? Bring your dog—the beer garden welcomes furry friends, who will be spoiled with their own gourmet treats. Dog-toberfest continues through October 5 and features everything from brewery crawls to puppy yoga and adoption events, so keep an eye out for more ways to support local rescue groups and meet adoptable pups.
Meanwhile, if you feel like tapping into your creative side, Beer Barn hosts its Paint and Sip night, open to beginners and experienced artists alike. The session starts at seven, offering wine discounts for Wine Wednesday and the promise of relaxed artistry helped along by some of Flagstaff’s finest pours.
Mark your calendar for Friday, when Arizona Snowbowl launches its Family Friday deal. For just thirty-nine bucks per person, families can access unlimited gondola rides, summer activities like bungee trampolines and treasure panning, and a free snow cone or fossil bag for kids twelve and under. It’s the perfect way to savor the last bits of summer before the high country starts thinking about snow.
Northern Arizona University is in the local spotlight as the Arizona Board of Regents holds its regular meeting this week right here in Flagstaff. The decisions shaped at this gathering could impact education, research funding, and student resources for months to come.
From the Hive Markets to late-season live music and creative workshops at Creative Spirits, Flagstaff is buzzing with ways to connect, create, and celebrate together. Whether you’re out to enjoy a festival, pick up some fresh produce, or support good causes over a pint, today offers plenty to choose from.
This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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Flagstaff wakes up today with a mix of crisp mountain air, vibrant community events, and a few important news stories to keep in mind as you plan your day. We begin with the latest on Butler Avenue, where a tragic accident is still under investigation. Last Saturday morning, a Flagstaff police officer was involved in a two-car crash that sadly claimed one man’s life and sent the officer to the hospital, where they remain under emergency care. Both Arizona Department of Public Safety and Flagstaff Police are conducting thorough reviews, so expect heightened police presence and traffic updates in the area as authorities continue their work to understand exactly what happened.
If you’re downtown this morning, wander over to the Wednesday Farmers Market which wraps up its summer run today. Expect fresh produce, artisan breads, handmade goods, and the last rush of summer flavors under the open sky. The energy on the square will spill into the early evening with the NAZBA Blues Jam at Charly’s, happening from 7 to 9:30. This jam session features local blues talent and welcomes you to join in, whether you want to take the mic or soak up the groove with a cold drink in hand.
Beer lovers and foodies, tonight’s the Fall Equinox Dinner at Dark Sky Brewing. As part of their ongoing Dog-toberfest celebration, this special four-course meal runs from five to nine and pairs flagship brews with seasonal dishes. Best part? Bring your dog—the beer garden welcomes furry friends, who will be spoiled with their own gourmet treats. Dog-toberfest continues through October 5 and features everything from brewery crawls to puppy yoga and adoption events, so keep an eye out for more ways to support local rescue groups and meet adoptable pups.
Meanwhile, if you feel like tapping into your creative side, Beer Barn hosts its Paint and Sip night, open to beginners and experienced artists alike. The session starts at seven, offering wine discounts for Wine Wednesday and the promise of relaxed artistry helped along by some of Flagstaff’s finest pours.
Mark your calendar for Friday, when Arizona Snowbowl launches its Family Friday deal. For just thirty-nine bucks per person, families can access unlimited gondola rides, summer activities like bungee trampolines and treasure panning, and a free snow cone or fossil bag for kids twelve and under. It’s the perfect way to savor the last bits of summer before the high country starts thinking about snow.
Northern Arizona University is in the local spotlight as the Arizona Board of Regents holds its regular meeting this week right here in Flagstaff. The decisions shaped at this gathering could impact education, research funding, and student resources for months to come.
From the Hive Markets to late-season live music and creative workshops at Creative Spirits, Flagstaff is buzzing with ways to connect, create, and celebrate together. Whether you’re out to enjoy a festival, pick up some fresh produce, or support good causes over a pint, today offers plenty to choose from.
This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning. This is your Flagstaff local frequency for Wednesday,
September twenty fourth, twenty twenty five. Flagstaff wakes up today
with a mix of crisp mountain air, vibrant community events,
and a few important news stories to keep in mind
as you plan your day. We begin with the latest
on Buckler Avet we provide a series of two large
(00:20):
mountain medals which carries the kidneys to winside only Saturday
Texas and candy. So we begin with the latest on
Buckler Avenue, where few radio footage also include technical standout sounds.
Last Saturday morning, a Flagstaff police officer was involved in
a two car crash that sadly claimed one man's life
(00:42):
and sent the officer to the hospital where they remain
under emergency care. Both Arizona Department of Public Safety and
Flagstaff Police are conducting thorough reviews, so expect heightened police
presence and traffic updates in the area as authorities continue
their work to onderstand exactly what happened. If you're downtown
(01:03):
this morning, wander over to the Wednesday Farmers Market, which
wraps up its summer run today. Expect fresh produce, artisan breads,
handmade goods, and the last rush of summer flavors under
the open sky. The energy on the Square will spill
(01:24):
into the early evening with the Nazba Blues Jam at Charlie's,
happening from seven to nine thirty. This jam session features
local blues talent and welcomes you to join in whether
you want to take the mic or soak up the
groove with a cold drink in hand. Beer lovers and foodies,
Tonight's the Fall Equinox Dinner at Dark Sky Brewing as
(01:45):
part of their ongoing Dog to Burfest celebration. This special
four course meal runs from five to nine and pairs
flagship brews with seasonal dishes. This part, bring your Dog
the Beer Garden welcomes furry friends who will be spoiled
with their own gourmet treats. Dog to Bearfest continues through
October fifth and features everything from bury crawls to puppy
(02:08):
yoga and adoption events. So keep an eye out for
more ways to support local rescue groups and meet adoptable pups. Meanwhile,
if you feel like tapping into your creative side, Beer
Barn hosts its Paint and Sip Night, open to beginners
and experienced artists. Alike. The session starts at seven, offering
wine discounts for Wine Wednesday and the promise of relaxed artistry,
(02:31):
helped along by some of Flagstaff's finest pores. March a
calendar for Friday, when Arizona Snow Bowl launches its Family
Friday Deal. For just thirty nine dollars per person, families
can access unlimited gondola rides, summer activities like bungee trampolines
and treasure panning, and a free snow cone or fossil
bag for kids twelve and under. It's the perfect way
(02:54):
to savor the last bits of summer before the high
country starts thinking about snow. Northern Arizona University is in
the local spotlight as the Arizona Board of Regents holds
its regular meeting this week right here in Flagstaff. The
decisions shaped at this gathering could impact education, research funding,
and student resources for months to come. From the hive
(03:16):
markets to late season live music and creative workshops at
Creative Spirits, Flagstaff is buzzing with ways to connect, create,
and celebrate together. Whether you're out to enjoy a festival,
pick up some fresh produce, or support good causes over
a pint Today offers plenty to choose from. This has
been Flagstaff Local frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more
(03:39):
local updates.
Good morning. This is your Flagstaff local frequency for Wednesday,
September twenty fourth, twenty twenty five. Flagstaff wakes up today
with a mix of crisp mountain air, vibrant community events,
and a few important news stories to keep in mind
as you plan your day. We begin with the latest
on Buckler Avet we provide a series of two large
(00:20):
mountain medals which carries the kidneys to winside only Saturday
Texas and candy. So we begin with the latest on
Buckler Avenue, where few radio footage also include technical standout sounds.
Last Saturday morning, a Flagstaff police officer was involved in
a two car crash that sadly claimed one man's life
(00:42):
and sent the officer to the hospital where they remain
under emergency care. Both Arizona Department of Public Safety and
Flagstaff Police are conducting thorough reviews, so expect heightened police
presence and traffic updates in the area as authorities continue
their work to onderstand exactly what happened. If you're downtown
(01:03):
this morning, wander over to the Wednesday Farmers Market, which
wraps up its summer run today. Expect fresh produce, artisan breads,
handmade goods, and the last rush of summer flavors under
the open sky. The energy on the Square will spill
(01:24):
into the early evening with the Nazba Blues Jam at Charlie's,
happening from seven to nine thirty. This jam session features
local blues talent and welcomes you to join in whether
you want to take the mic or soak up the
groove with a cold drink in hand. Beer lovers and foodies,
Tonight's the Fall Equinox Dinner at Dark Sky Brewing as
(01:45):
part of their ongoing Dog to Burfest celebration. This special
four course meal runs from five to nine and pairs
flagship brews with seasonal dishes. This part, bring your Dog
the Beer Garden welcomes furry friends who will be spoiled
with their own gourmet treats. Dog to Bearfest continues through
October fifth and features everything from bury crawls to puppy
(02:08):
yoga and adoption events. So keep an eye out for
more ways to support local rescue groups and meet adoptable pups. Meanwhile,
if you feel like tapping into your creative side, Beer
Barn hosts its Paint and Sip Night, open to beginners
and experienced artists. Alike. The session starts at seven, offering
wine discounts for Wine Wednesday and the promise of relaxed artistry,
(02:31):
helped along by some of Flagstaff's finest pores. March a
calendar for Friday, when Arizona Snow Bowl launches its Family
Friday Deal. For just thirty nine dollars per person, families
can access unlimited gondola rides, summer activities like bungee trampolines
and treasure panning, and a free snow cone or fossil
bag for kids twelve and under. It's the perfect way
(02:54):
to savor the last bits of summer before the high
country starts thinking about snow. Northern Arizona University is in
the local spotlight as the Arizona Board of Regents holds
its regular meeting this week right here in Flagstaff. The
decisions shaped at this gathering could impact education, research funding,
and student resources for months to come. From the hive
(03:16):
markets to late season live music and creative workshops at
Creative Spirits, Flagstaff is buzzing with ways to connect, create,
and celebrate together. Whether you're out to enjoy a festival,
pick up some fresh produce, or support good causes over
a pint Today offers plenty to choose from. This has
been Flagstaff Local frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more
(03:39):
local updates.
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