Business in Flagstaff runs on tourism, university-linked enterprise, outdoor recreation and a growing base of small companies, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting takes in store openings and closings, hiring, commercial leasing, permits and the companies anchoring the local economy.
Creditors of Flagstaff-based North Country HealthCare have until Nov. 12 to vote on an amended liquidation plan.
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Do you trust local nonprofit health providers to keep their promises to workers?
The city agreed to pay Standard Construction Company Inc. over a 2021 Coconino Estates project dispute.
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Do you trust locally owned businesses in your area more than national brands?
The Flagstaff-based bottler earned the Donald M. Kendall award for the second time, following its 2002 win.
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Should city governments provide direct support to local university athletic programs?
Athletic Director Richard Duran consults with city officials to strengthen local collaboration and interest.
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Should company executives be held personally liable for failures in employee benefit plans?
A federal judge cleared former CEO Anne Newland of liability in a lawsuit brought by over 30 former employees.
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Do you support the arrival of new national chain brands in your local community?
National chains have signed letters of intent for a new development located at 2511 E. Route 66 in Flagstaff.
Flagstaff reporting spans the employers that anchor the city, commercial leasing and permitting, hiring and layoffs, and the small businesses working its downtown and commercial corridors. Coverage reaches across the city and into the communities around it wherever a business story crosses the line. Seasonal visitor traffic shapes retail, lodging and restaurant news more than almost any other factor. Housing costs and labor availability are the two constraints that show up in nearly every local business story.
