Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Tuesday, June 24th, 2025.Flagstaff is waking up to clear but dry conditions today, and fire prevention remains top of mind across our community. The city entered Stage 2 Fire Restrictions last week, which means no open flames or campfires are permitted in most public areas, and extra caution is urged for any outdoor activities. These restrictions are a response to heightened wildfire risk as the region experiences warm, dry weather, so please help keep our forests and neighborhoods safe by following these rules.In city infrastructure news, be prepared for some travel adjustments this week. Sawmill Road will see a full nighttime closure starting tomorrow, June 25th, as part of Flagstaff’s ongoing road repair and maintenance program. Expect crews working throughout the city—plan for a few extra minutes on your morning and evening commutes if your route takes you near construction zones. Additionally, the intersection of Milton Road and University Drive is up next for improvements, so watch for future detours and signage.On the cultural front, the May Hicks Curtis House has just been named one of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Known as the Betsy Ross of Arizona for her role in local history, May Hicks Curtis’s former home is now a symbol of Flagstaff’s ongoing efforts to preserve its unique heritage for generations to come.Looking for something to do? There is no shortage of activities this week. The much-anticipated Heritage Festival of Arts and Culture kicks off this Saturday, June 28th, featuring over 100 Native American artists showcasing and selling their work. It’s a great chance to experience music, food, and incredible art that reflects our region’s rich traditions. If you’re seeking something a bit more relaxing, the Living with Purpose meditation series continues today, offering guided sessions for those looking to pause and recharge.For families, Odyssey Camps are a hit with the younger crowd, offering hands-on science adventures like making chocolate lava volcanoes and exploring top secret formulas. And don’t forget: the Museum of Northern Arizona is gearing up for free admission days soon—perfect for a budget-friendly outing.Finally, a heartfelt congratulations to the winner of the 2025 Innovate Green Pitch Competition, held at Moonshot Flagstaff Campus. It’s inspiring to see our local entrepreneurs leading the way on sustainable business ideas that benefit the whole community.That wraps up today’s news and happenings. 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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