Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Friday, May 30, 2025.As Flagstaff residents wake up today, a big story on everyone’s mind is the start of Stage 1 fire restrictions. The city officially entered these restrictions this morning at 8 a.m., meaning open fires and some forms of outdoor burning are now off-limits. The move comes as temperatures rise and fire danger increases around town and throughout Coconino County. Local officials are urging everyone to take extra precautions—especially with fire season expected to be more severe this year. So if you’re planning any outings or camping trips, be sure to check the guidelines and keep the city safe.Traffic-wise, commuters should watch out for lane closures along US Highway 89, which are scheduled to last through today. If you're heading north or south, plan a little extra travel time and stay patient as construction crews work to keep roads in good shape as summer kicks off.On the business front, crews quickly handled a small fire earlier this week at Forest Restoration Products in Bellemont. No injuries were reported, and operations are back to normal, thanks to the quick response from our local firefighters. It’s a timely reminder of how local agencies are staying vigilant as fire risks climb.If you’re looking for things to do as the weekend approaches, Flagstaff's event calendar is packed. Art and music lovers can enjoy local performances and gallery exhibitions all over downtown. Whether you’re into folk, indie, or classical tunes, you’ll find a live show to suit your taste. The summer Farmers Market resumes Saturday morning at Wheeler Park, with fresh produce, local crafts, and food trucks serving up breakfast favorites. For families, the Museum of Northern Arizona is hosting hands-on science demonstrations and interactive exhibits for kids throughout the afternoon.And don’t forget, Flagstaff’s trails are open and looking beautiful—just remember the new fire restrictions and be extra cautious with anything that could spark. Whether you take a morning hike up Buffalo Park or enjoy a picnic at Thorpe Park, there’s always a way to connect with the great outdoors safely.That's a wrap for today. Stay cool, stay safe, and check those fire restrictions before you head out. This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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