Where there is smoke, there is fire. And there was plenty of both earlier! It was nothing to get excited
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- Curfew Imposed on Navajo NationPresident Nez of the Navajo Nation has issued a Public Emergency Health Order as an expansion [...]
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- SRP Suspends NGS Decommissioning Activities in Response to COVID-19 PandemicAs of Saturday, March 28, 2020, major on-site decommissioning activities have been suspended at Navajo [...]
- Lone Rock ClosesGlen Canyon National Recreation Area, UT/AZ – Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in response to [...]
- City Council Meeting March 25, 2020 Re-CapCity Council Re-Cap At Wednesday night's Page City Council meeting, Mayor Levi Tappan, asserted that the [...]
- Page Man is First County COVID DeathEarlier this week, Coconino County Health Department Officials announced the first death in the county [...]
- Small Business Administration Disaster Assistance ProgramThe City of Page is alerting all Page business owners to a special SBA Disaster [...]
- Experimental Covid-19 TherapyYou may be wondering, like many of us, how things are progressing in the search [...]
- Shopping and Senior Hours in PagePage Mayor Levi Tappan reminds us of special situations related to shopping during this time. [...]
- National Parks Are OpenMany are curious as to what is going on with our National Parks at this [...]
On Thursday (11/7) Page City Firefighters were busy this morning when they responded to a fire in the vicinity of
The Castle Fire remains moderately active due to available fuels and persistent hot and dry weather. Firefighters will continue to
Smoke from the Museum Fire is impacting several Flagstaff communities. Coconino County Health and Human Services is encouraging individuals to
The Museum Fire north of Flagstaff has consumed more than 1800 acres. The fire started around midday on Sunday and
The Flagstaff Fire Weather Watch for Sunday has been upgraded to a Red Flag Warning. There are now Red Flag
Where there’s smoke there’s fire, and in Arizona and Southern Utah there’s been plenty of fire lately, including two human-started
Fire personnel from the Coconino and Kaibab National Forests are responding jointly to a lightning-caused wildfire located on the northeast
Grand Canyon National Park fire managers—working with resources from Sedona Fire Department, Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Rocky Mountain National
Page fire fighters were called-out to a fire involving a van Thursday afternoon. The van was in the parking lot
