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APS Meeting Challenges, Encouraging Energy Conservation

April 28, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

As utilities face severe weather, the reduction of coal-fired power plants, increasing costs of oil and gas, aging power grids, wildfires, threats of cybersecurity interference and concern that hydro turbines at Lake Powell and Lake Mead may not being able to produce enough power for clients in the … [Read more...] about APS Meeting Challenges, Encouraging Energy Conservation

Filed Under: Business, Local News, Tourism Tagged With: APS, Central Arizona Power and Light Company, Energy Conservation, Lake Mead, Lake Powell, Mackenzie Rodgers

Friends Offer Up Something Borrowed for Brides

April 26, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

In the last two years, Rachel Duncan was a bridesmaid at five weddings and Laura Hicks had her own wedding. While considering the age-old problem of what to do with post-wedding decorations, the two best friends created Something Borrowed: Wedding and Event Rentals. “Laura had purchased a lot of … [Read more...] about Friends Offer Up Something Borrowed for Brides

Filed Under: Business, Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Indigo Productions, Kayla Eastman, Laura Hicks, Rachel Duncan, Raphael Temple, Rosebud Designs, Something Borrowed Wedding and Event Rentals, wedding props

From Earth to Space and into NightVisions

April 26, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Prescott sculptor Joseph McShane’s style might be considered other worldly. He has engaged outer space and the sun to co-create with him and is the first artist to have his work leave this planet and travel with astronauts on board the space shuttle to be created in the vacuum and weightlessness of … [Read more...] about From Earth to Space and into NightVisions

Filed Under: Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Arizona Science Center, Coconino Center for the Arts, Flagstaff Dark Skies Coalition, Joseph McShane, NASA, NightVisions, sculptor Joseph McShane

Stoney Ward Teaches Hydroponic Gardening Through Spirit of the Canyon

April 2, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Changing lives one plant at a time,” is the heart and goal of Spirit of the Canyon owner Stoney Ward, who has had a vision for hydroponic gardening since moving to Grand Canyon Junction (also known as Valle) four years ago. “I want to show people, especially school children, how to be healthier … [Read more...] about Stoney Ward Teaches Hydroponic Gardening Through Spirit of the Canyon

Filed Under: Community Profile, Education, Tourism Tagged With: Grand Canyon Junction, Grand Canyon School, Hydroponic Gardening, hydroponics, microgreens, Spirit of the Canyon, Stoney Ward

Nebeker Western Bronze Exhibit Expected to Attract Thousands

April 1, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

The Phippen Art Museum  is hosting “If Horses Could Talk: The Art of Bill Nebeker” through July 24. “It’s one of our popular recent exhibits, for sure,” said Executive Director Edd Kellerman. The exhibit honors Nebeker’s 50 years of sculpting and casting Western life in bronze. An estimated 300 … [Read more...] about Nebeker Western Bronze Exhibit Expected to Attract Thousands

Filed Under: Business, Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Bill Nebeker, Cowboy Artists of America, Edd Kellerman, If Horses Could Talk: The Art of Bill Nebeker, Prescott Frontier Days, The Phippen Art Museum

Architect Mary Colter’s Legacy Captured in Stone

April 1, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

She was tough, funny, fearless, dogmatic, imaginative, and her Grand Canyon architectural marvels continue to intrigue historians and fascinate visitors, including the only inner canyon lodging facility, Phantom Ranch, which turned 100 years old this year. Meet Mary Jane Elizabeth Colter, born in … [Read more...] about Architect Mary Colter’s Legacy Captured in Stone

Filed Under: Education, Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Colter Hall, Fred Harvey Company, Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon National Park, Mary Jane Elizabeth Colter, National Park Service, Phantom Ranch, Santa Fe Railway

The Path to Trail Preservation

March 31, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

It’s often said that the journey is as rewarding as the destination. Such may well be the case for visitors using the more than 400 miles of world-famous red rock trails in the Sedona Red Rock District of the Coconino National Forest. Sedona trails serve about three million people each year. As … [Read more...] about The Path to Trail Preservation

Filed Under: Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Cathedral Rock, City of Sedona, Coconino National Forest, Dry Creek, Kevin Adams, Little Horse, Mescal, Red Rock Country, Sedona Red Rock District, Sedona Trail Keepers, Soldier Pass, SRRTF

Sedona Honors Mariette Hartley with Lifetime Achievement Award

March 29, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Mariette Hartley and Jerry Sroka spent a sunny late-February day in the red rock country holding hands, quipping back and forth in their ongoing quick-witted banter and being nervous. The two veteran actors, married since 2005, were about to see their film, “Our Almost Completely True Story,” debut … [Read more...] about Sedona Honors Mariette Hartley with Lifetime Achievement Award

Filed Under: Local News, Tourism Tagged With: Jerry Sroka, Mariette Hartley, Our Almost Completely True Story, Sedona, Sedona International Film Festival, Zonie Living with Bonnie Stevens

AutoCamp Proposing Boutique Airstream Campground Near Williams

February 23, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

If you love to spend your days and nights in the great outdoors, but don’t love to shake out the sleeping bags from your last wildland adventure and pack up the camper, the mountain bikes, the kayaks and all the other gear you’ll want to use, plus set up your campsite and try to find all the poles … [Read more...] about AutoCamp Proposing Boutique Airstream Campground Near Williams

Filed Under: Business, Tourism Tagged With: Airstream, AutoCamp, Bearizona, Williams, Zonie Living: Business Adventure and Leadership

Understanding the Business of Orchestras Like Arizona Philharmonic

February 22, 2022 By quadcities Leave a Comment

Imagine you owned a gourmet restaurant with a loyal following but the patrons only paid $15 for a meal that cost you $45 to produce. Hard to survive on that, right? That is the case with orchestras. To survive with lower-than-average COVID ticket sales, and fixed costs like venues and musicians, … [Read more...] about Understanding the Business of Orchestras Like Arizona Philharmonic

Filed Under: Columnists, Tourism Tagged With: Arizona Philharmonic, business, Orchestras

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