Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Thursday, July 24, 2025. Today in Flagstaff, brace yourself for a burst of classic high desert summer—expect hot and dry conditions with gusty winds moving through much of the day. If you have outdoor errands or travel plans along I-40, use caution as those winds can make driving tricky, especially for high-profile vehicles. The extra dry air is also a reminder to keep hydrated and be fire-wise as wildfire risk remains a reality for our area.For those looking to enjoy the arts and the great outdoors, the Botanical Blacksmiths exhibit is still on at The Arboretum, running through September 20. This year’s show features stunning ironwork and garden sculptures by eight Southwest blacksmiths, both along the garden paths and in the indoor visitor center gallery. Pieces are for sale with a portion of proceeds supporting the Arboretum, so not only do you get to enjoy some creative inspiration, but you also support local preservation efforts.Later today, Heritage Square downtown will come alive with free live music from five until seven this evening, courtesy of the Flagstaff Downtown Business Alliance. Grab a friend, maybe a bite at one of the local cafes, and enjoy the rhythm of Flagstaff’s vibrant cultural scene. Speaking of community rhythm, Buffalo Park will be pulsing tonight at six with Summer Drumming in the Park. All ages and all skill levels are welcome to join and let loose in what promises to be a lively, communal beat-making session under the setting sun.Shopping fans may want to head over to Watters Garden Center from four to six for a Sip and Shop event—a chance to sample some cool refreshments while browsing fresh blooms and garden essentials. If you’re into unique crafts, the Native American artisan tables are open today at the NACA Oak Creek Overlook Vista, which makes a terrific stop if you’re on your way toward Sedona.Conversations about Flagstaff’s future are picking up, too. Political town halls are starting across northern Arizona, including in Flagstaff, as representatives discuss recent legislation and local priorities as part of ongoing efforts for greater government transparency and accountability.A quick note of relief for families: After an Amber Alert yesterday, the missing child in Flagstaff was found safe. And although the wildland fire activity from earlier this week has calmed, authorities still urge caution—avoid any open flames and report smoke sightings promptly.This weekend, families can look forward to the Back to School Health Fair at Coconino County, offering resources and fun to help gear up for the coming school year. And looking ahead, don’t forget that the big Jerry Garcia Birthday Bash rolls into Fort Tuthill next weekend for fans of the Grateful Dead.That’s what’s happening around town today—stay cool, stay safe, and remember to support your local makers and musicians. This has been Flagstaff Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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