September 22, 2025 • 2 mins
Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Monday, September 22, 2025.
First up, a quick note for those wondering about recent activity just outside town: yesterday evening, residents east of Flagstaff may have felt a seismic-like event. Fortunately, experts say it wasn’t an actual earthquake, so no damage or disruptions were reported overnight. Still, it’s another reminder of how nature keeps us on our toes in northern Arizona.
Now, for today’s happenings. If you’re looking for a way to beat the Monday blues with something hands-on for the littles, get over to the preschool weather and renewable energy workshop at Flagstaff Public Library from 10:30 to 11:30. Families can explore interactive displays, learn how solar panels work, and kids even build their own mini tornado—perfect for growing curious minds and making memories together.
Downtown, science fans are in for a treat with the ongoing Flagstaff Festival of Science at NAU’s Ardrey Auditorium, running through September twenty-eighth. Today’s highlight is the geology walking tour starting in downtown Flagstaff. Whether you’re a rock hound or just love stories about lava flows and ancient lakes, grab comfortable shoes and dig into our city’s wild natural history.
If you love local food and crafty vibes, keep your calendar open for Wednesday’s last Downtown Farmers Market and the final Crafty Corner Slime Edition for the season. Families are rolling up their sleeves for one last stretch of slime-making and community grower goods before the fall chill sets in.
On the sports front, the Northern Arizona University Lumberjack women’s golf team is out in Colorado for the Golfweek Red Sky Classic this week. The squad’s coming off a top-five finish and you can follow their progress on Golfstat. We’re wishing the team lots of birdies and clear skies as they represent Flagstaff on the national collegiate circuit.
Music lovers, head to The Commons later today for barbecue and live tunes at West Aspen Avenue. Local artists are bringing the energy, there’ll be lawn games for all ages, and community leaders at tables ready to share flyers for upcoming events. Whether you’re plugged into faith circles or just looking to mingle, it’s a great spot to unwind and build new connections.
NAU students and faculty, don’t forget Zen Den Open Hours for some peaceful study breaks. And those interested in sustainability, check out the green living tips at campus events this week—Flagstaff’s always striving to set a cleaner, greener example for the region.
Finally, don’t miss the last chance to register for Special Olympics Arizona events at San Francisco Street this Saturday, continuing Flagstaff’s legacy of inclusion and athletic excellence. Whether you’re cheering, volunteering, or competing, your support makes a real impact.
This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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First up, a quick note for those wondering about recent activity just outside town: yesterday evening, residents east of Flagstaff may have felt a seismic-like event. Fortunately, experts say it wasn’t an actual earthquake, so no damage or disruptions were reported overnight. Still, it’s another reminder of how nature keeps us on our toes in northern Arizona.
Now, for today’s happenings. If you’re looking for a way to beat the Monday blues with something hands-on for the littles, get over to the preschool weather and renewable energy workshop at Flagstaff Public Library from 10:30 to 11:30. Families can explore interactive displays, learn how solar panels work, and kids even build their own mini tornado—perfect for growing curious minds and making memories together.
Downtown, science fans are in for a treat with the ongoing Flagstaff Festival of Science at NAU’s Ardrey Auditorium, running through September twenty-eighth. Today’s highlight is the geology walking tour starting in downtown Flagstaff. Whether you’re a rock hound or just love stories about lava flows and ancient lakes, grab comfortable shoes and dig into our city’s wild natural history.
If you love local food and crafty vibes, keep your calendar open for Wednesday’s last Downtown Farmers Market and the final Crafty Corner Slime Edition for the season. Families are rolling up their sleeves for one last stretch of slime-making and community grower goods before the fall chill sets in.
On the sports front, the Northern Arizona University Lumberjack women’s golf team is out in Colorado for the Golfweek Red Sky Classic this week. The squad’s coming off a top-five finish and you can follow their progress on Golfstat. We’re wishing the team lots of birdies and clear skies as they represent Flagstaff on the national collegiate circuit.
Music lovers, head to The Commons later today for barbecue and live tunes at West Aspen Avenue. Local artists are bringing the energy, there’ll be lawn games for all ages, and community leaders at tables ready to share flyers for upcoming events. Whether you’re plugged into faith circles or just looking to mingle, it’s a great spot to unwind and build new connections.
NAU students and faculty, don’t forget Zen Den Open Hours for some peaceful study breaks. And those interested in sustainability, check out the green living tips at campus events this week—Flagstaff’s always striving to set a cleaner, greener example for the region.
Finally, don’t miss the last chance to register for Special Olympics Arizona events at San Francisco Street this Saturday, continuing Flagstaff’s legacy of inclusion and athletic excellence. Whether you’re cheering, volunteering, or competing, your support makes a real impact.
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 Monday,
September twenty second, twenty twenty five. First up, a quick
note for those wondering about recent activity just outside town.
Yesterday evening, residents east of Flagstaff may have felt a
seismic like event. Fortunately, experts say it wasn't an actual earthquake,
so no damage or disruptions were reported overnight. Still, it's
(00:23):
another reminder of how nature keeps us on our toes
in northern Arizona. Now for today's happenings. If you're looking
for a way to beat the Monday blues with something
hands on for the littles, get over to the Preschool
Weather and Renewable Energy Workshop at Flagstaff Public Library from
ten thirty to eleven thirty. Families can explore interactive displays,
learn how solar panels work, and kids even build their
(00:46):
own many tornado perfect for growing curious minds and making
memories together. Downtown science fans are in for a treat
with the ongoing Flagstaff Festival of Science at nau's Archery
Auditorium running through September twenty eighth. Today's highlight is the
Geology Walking Tour, starting in downtown Flagstaff. Whether you're a
(01:06):
rockhound or just love stories about lava flows and ancient lakes,
grab comfortable shoes and dig into our city's wild natural history.
If you love local food and crafty vides, keep your
calendar open for Wednesday's last downtown farmers market and the
final Crafty Corner Slime edition for the season. Families are
rolling up their sleeves for one last stretch of slime
(01:26):
making and community grower goods before the fall chill sets in.
On the sports front, the Northern Arizona University Lumberjack women's
golf team is out in Colorado for the golf week
Red Sky Classic this week. The squad's coming off a
top five finish and you can follow their progress on
golf stat Number three Gravity and seven trees is the
first finish when top five finish comes in, I can't
(01:50):
follow their progress on golf stat. We're wishing the team
lots of birdies and clear skies as they represent Flagstaff
on the national collegiate circuit. Music lovers head to the
Commons later today for barbecue and live tunes at West
Aspen Avenue. Local artists are bringing the energy. There'll be
long games for all ages and community leaders at tables,
(02:12):
ready to share flyers for upcoming events. Whether you're plugged
into faith circles or just looking to mingle, it's a
great spot to unwind and build new connections. NAU students
and faculty, don't forget Zenden open hours for some peaceful
study breaks. And those interested in sustainability check out the
green living tips at campus events this week. Flagstaff's always
(02:33):
striving to set a cleaner, greener example for the region. Finally,
don't miss the last chance to register for special Olympics
Arizona events at San Francisco Street this Saturday, continuing Flagstaff's
legacy of inclusion and athletic excellence. Whether you're cheering, volunteering,
or competing, your support makes a real impact. This has
been Flagstaff local frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more
(02:56):
local updates.
Good morning. This is your Flagstaff local frequency for Monday,
September twenty second, twenty twenty five. First up, a quick
note for those wondering about recent activity just outside town.
Yesterday evening, residents east of Flagstaff may have felt a
seismic like event. Fortunately, experts say it wasn't an actual earthquake,
so no damage or disruptions were reported overnight. Still, it's
(00:23):
another reminder of how nature keeps us on our toes
in northern Arizona. Now for today's happenings. If you're looking
for a way to beat the Monday blues with something
hands on for the littles, get over to the Preschool
Weather and Renewable Energy Workshop at Flagstaff Public Library from
ten thirty to eleven thirty. Families can explore interactive displays,
learn how solar panels work, and kids even build their
(00:46):
own many tornado perfect for growing curious minds and making
memories together. Downtown science fans are in for a treat
with the ongoing Flagstaff Festival of Science at nau's Archery
Auditorium running through September twenty eighth. Today's highlight is the
Geology Walking Tour, starting in downtown Flagstaff. Whether you're a
(01:06):
rockhound or just love stories about lava flows and ancient lakes,
grab comfortable shoes and dig into our city's wild natural history.
If you love local food and crafty vides, keep your
calendar open for Wednesday's last downtown farmers market and the
final Crafty Corner Slime edition for the season. Families are
rolling up their sleeves for one last stretch of slime
(01:26):
making and community grower goods before the fall chill sets in.
On the sports front, the Northern Arizona University Lumberjack women's
golf team is out in Colorado for the golf week
Red Sky Classic this week. The squad's coming off a
top five finish and you can follow their progress on
golf stat Number three Gravity and seven trees is the
first finish when top five finish comes in, I can't
(01:50):
follow their progress on golf stat. We're wishing the team
lots of birdies and clear skies as they represent Flagstaff
on the national collegiate circuit. Music lovers head to the
Commons later today for barbecue and live tunes at West
Aspen Avenue. Local artists are bringing the energy. There'll be
long games for all ages and community leaders at tables,
(02:12):
ready to share flyers for upcoming events. Whether you're plugged
into faith circles or just looking to mingle, it's a
great spot to unwind and build new connections. NAU students
and faculty, don't forget Zenden open hours for some peaceful
study breaks. And those interested in sustainability check out the
green living tips at campus events this week. Flagstaff's always
(02:33):
striving to set a cleaner, greener example for the region. Finally,
don't miss the last chance to register for special Olympics
Arizona events at San Francisco Street this Saturday, continuing Flagstaff's
legacy of inclusion and athletic excellence. Whether you're cheering, volunteering,
or competing, your support makes a real impact. This has
been Flagstaff local frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more
(02:56):
local updates.
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