September 15, 2025 • 2 mins
Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Monday, September 15th, 2025. The sun is shining and the winds are calm across Northern Arizona today, so it looks like an easy start to the week for drivers—though you might want to keep an eye out for changing conditions later this week as forecasts suggest a chance of storms ramping up by Thursday night.
Downtown Flagstaff is already buzzing, and a police response was reported yesterday afternoon at the Old Town Shops coffee spot, where officers and EMS were called to handle a fight. No major injuries have been confirmed and things are back to normal, but it was a reminder to stay alert and look out for one another.
If you’re looking for things to do on this beautiful Monday, there’s plenty to choose from around town. Locals Monday at Dark Sky Brewing Company is happening today, and you can head over for great deals and a relaxing spot to catch up with friends. And if you’re a fan of fresh seafood, mark your calendar now for Oyster Wednesday at the DSB Beer Garden—half-off Chula Seafood oysters and $10 flight boards, starting at noon this Wednesday.
For families with creative kids, tomorrow is the Crafty Corner: Slime Edition, perfect for little ones who love to get their hands messy with DIY fun. Later this week, hiking enthusiasts will want to check out Meet Us at the Trailhead for a Prime Lake adventure. And the acclaimed Flagstaff Festival of Science launches its geology tour next week, so be sure to plan ahead if you’d like an in-depth look at the region's fascinating rock formations.
Night sky lovers, get ready—the Flagstaff Star Party and Celebration of the Night continues with at least two more stargazing sessions this week. Bundle up, grab your telescope, and enjoy some of the clearest skies Arizona has to offer.
Flagstaff’s sports fans have something to cheer about too. The NAU Lumberjacks women’s soccer squad staged a dramatic comeback yesterday, rallying to a 2-2 draw with Utah Tech. The Jacks are unbeaten in their last six matches and return home Thursday to take on Grand Canyon at Lumberjack Stadium. Kickoff is at 7 p.m., so let’s fill the stands in blue and gold.
And as we look ahead, there’s a milestone celebration coming up. The 50th Anniversary of Special Olympics Arizona will be marked with a big event right here in Flagstaff on Saturday, September 20th. Whether you join as a volunteer or a supporter, it’s a fantastic way to celebrate a half-century of inclusion and achievement in our community.
Apple picking season officially opens at Slide Rock State Park today, if you’re up for a short and sweet trip down the canyon. And for music lovers, free Friday night concerts continue on Heritage Square all month long, so mark your calendars if you love live, local bands.
That’s all for today’s Flagstaff Local Frequency. This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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Downtown Flagstaff is already buzzing, and a police response was reported yesterday afternoon at the Old Town Shops coffee spot, where officers and EMS were called to handle a fight. No major injuries have been confirmed and things are back to normal, but it was a reminder to stay alert and look out for one another.
If you’re looking for things to do on this beautiful Monday, there’s plenty to choose from around town. Locals Monday at Dark Sky Brewing Company is happening today, and you can head over for great deals and a relaxing spot to catch up with friends. And if you’re a fan of fresh seafood, mark your calendar now for Oyster Wednesday at the DSB Beer Garden—half-off Chula Seafood oysters and $10 flight boards, starting at noon this Wednesday.
For families with creative kids, tomorrow is the Crafty Corner: Slime Edition, perfect for little ones who love to get their hands messy with DIY fun. Later this week, hiking enthusiasts will want to check out Meet Us at the Trailhead for a Prime Lake adventure. And the acclaimed Flagstaff Festival of Science launches its geology tour next week, so be sure to plan ahead if you’d like an in-depth look at the region's fascinating rock formations.
Night sky lovers, get ready—the Flagstaff Star Party and Celebration of the Night continues with at least two more stargazing sessions this week. Bundle up, grab your telescope, and enjoy some of the clearest skies Arizona has to offer.
Flagstaff’s sports fans have something to cheer about too. The NAU Lumberjacks women’s soccer squad staged a dramatic comeback yesterday, rallying to a 2-2 draw with Utah Tech. The Jacks are unbeaten in their last six matches and return home Thursday to take on Grand Canyon at Lumberjack Stadium. Kickoff is at 7 p.m., so let’s fill the stands in blue and gold.
And as we look ahead, there’s a milestone celebration coming up. The 50th Anniversary of Special Olympics Arizona will be marked with a big event right here in Flagstaff on Saturday, September 20th. Whether you join as a volunteer or a supporter, it’s a fantastic way to celebrate a half-century of inclusion and achievement in our community.
Apple picking season officially opens at Slide Rock State Park today, if you’re up for a short and sweet trip down the canyon. And for music lovers, free Friday night concerts continue on Heritage Square all month long, so mark your calendars if you love live, local bands.
That’s all for today’s Flagstaff Local Frequency. 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 fifteenth, twenty twenty five. The sun is shining and
the winds are calm across northern Arizona today, so it
looks like an easy start to the week for drivers,
though you might want to keep an eye out for
changing conditions later this week, as forecasts suggests a chance
of storms ramping up a Thursday night. Downtown Flagstaff is
(00:23):
already buzzing and a police response was reported yesterday afternoon
at the Old Town Shop's coffee spot, where officers in
ems were called to handle a fight. No major injuries
have been confirmed and things are back to normal, but
it was a reminder to stay alert and look out
for one another. If you're looking for things to do
on this beautiful Monday, there's plenty to choose from around
(00:45):
town locals. Monday at Dark Sky Brewing Company is happening
today and you can head over for great deals and
a relaxing spot to catch up with friends. And if
you're a fan of fresh seafood, mark your calendar now
for Oyster Wednesday at the DSB Beer Garden. Half off
Chula Seafood oysters and ten dollars flight boards starting at
noon this Wednesday. For families with creative kids, Tomorrow is
(01:08):
the Crafty Corner Slime Edition, perfect for little ones who
love to get their hands messy with DIY fun. Later
this week, hiking enthusiasts will want to check out Meet
Us at the Trailhead for a prime lake adventure. And
the acclaimed Flagstaff Festival of Science launches its Geology tour
next week, so be sure to plan ahead if you'd
like an in depth look at the region's fascinating rock formations.
(01:31):
Night sky lovers, get ready. The Flagstaff Star Party and
Celebration of the Night continues with at least two more
stargazing sessions this week. Bundle up, grab your telescope, and
enjoy some of the clearest skies Arizona has to offer. Flagstaff.
Sports fans have something to cheer about two. The NAU
Lumberjacks women's soccer squad staged a dramatic comeback yesterday, rallying
(01:53):
to a two to two draw with Utah Tech. The
Jacks are unbeaten in their last six matches and return
home Thursday to take on Grand Canyon at Lumberjack Stadium.
Kickoff is at seven pm. So let's fill the stands
in blue and gold. And as we look ahead, there's
a milestone celebration coming up. The fiftieth anniversary of Special
Olympics Arizona will be marked with a big event right
(02:15):
here in Flagstaff on Saturday, September twentieth. Whether you join
as a volunteer or a supporter, it's a fantastic way
to celebrate a half century of inclusion and achievement in
our community. Apple picking season officially opens at Slide Rock
State Park today if you're up for a short and
sweet trip down the canyon. And for music lovers, free
(02:35):
Friday night concerts continue on Heritage Square all month long,
so mark your calendars if you love live local bands.
That's all for today's Flagstaff Local Frequency. This has been
Flagstaff Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
Good morning. This is your Flagstaff local frequency for Monday,
September fifteenth, twenty twenty five. The sun is shining and
the winds are calm across northern Arizona today, so it
looks like an easy start to the week for drivers,
though you might want to keep an eye out for
changing conditions later this week, as forecasts suggests a chance
of storms ramping up a Thursday night. Downtown Flagstaff is
(00:23):
already buzzing and a police response was reported yesterday afternoon
at the Old Town Shop's coffee spot, where officers in
ems were called to handle a fight. No major injuries
have been confirmed and things are back to normal, but
it was a reminder to stay alert and look out
for one another. If you're looking for things to do
on this beautiful Monday, there's plenty to choose from around
(00:45):
town locals. Monday at Dark Sky Brewing Company is happening
today and you can head over for great deals and
a relaxing spot to catch up with friends. And if
you're a fan of fresh seafood, mark your calendar now
for Oyster Wednesday at the DSB Beer Garden. Half off
Chula Seafood oysters and ten dollars flight boards starting at
noon this Wednesday. For families with creative kids, Tomorrow is
(01:08):
the Crafty Corner Slime Edition, perfect for little ones who
love to get their hands messy with DIY fun. Later
this week, hiking enthusiasts will want to check out Meet
Us at the Trailhead for a prime lake adventure. And
the acclaimed Flagstaff Festival of Science launches its Geology tour
next week, so be sure to plan ahead if you'd
like an in depth look at the region's fascinating rock formations.
(01:31):
Night sky lovers, get ready. The Flagstaff Star Party and
Celebration of the Night continues with at least two more
stargazing sessions this week. Bundle up, grab your telescope, and
enjoy some of the clearest skies Arizona has to offer. Flagstaff.
Sports fans have something to cheer about two. The NAU
Lumberjacks women's soccer squad staged a dramatic comeback yesterday, rallying
(01:53):
to a two to two draw with Utah Tech. The
Jacks are unbeaten in their last six matches and return
home Thursday to take on Grand Canyon at Lumberjack Stadium.
Kickoff is at seven pm. So let's fill the stands
in blue and gold. And as we look ahead, there's
a milestone celebration coming up. The fiftieth anniversary of Special
Olympics Arizona will be marked with a big event right
(02:15):
here in Flagstaff on Saturday, September twentieth. Whether you join
as a volunteer or a supporter, it's a fantastic way
to celebrate a half century of inclusion and achievement in
our community. Apple picking season officially opens at Slide Rock
State Park today if you're up for a short and
sweet trip down the canyon. And for music lovers, free
(02:35):
Friday night concerts continue on Heritage Square all month long,
so mark your calendars if you love live local bands.
That's all for today's Flagstaff Local Frequency. This has been
Flagstaff Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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