Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Tuesday, April 1, 2025.As we welcome the new month, Flagstaff residents should be aware that the winter parking restrictions have officially ended today. However, keep in mind that these restrictions will be back in effect on November 1st, so enjoy the freedom while it lasts.In transportation news, the Arizona Department of Transportation is kicking off a major drainage project on US 89 today. The $17 million project aims to repair and enhance drainage channels along a 9-mile stretch northeast of downtown Flagstaff. Expect lane reductions and potential delays if you're heading that way, as the work is scheduled to continue through the end of the year.For those looking to explore the local art scene, don't forget that the First Friday ArtWalk is coming up this week on April 4th. From 6 to 9 PM, galleries and businesses in downtown Flagstaff will open their doors with special exhibitions, live music, and more. It's a perfect opportunity to support local artists and enjoy the vibrant community atmosphere.Film enthusiasts should mark their calendars for the Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival, celebrating its 23rd year this weekend. The festival kicks off on Friday and continues through Saturday at the Orpheum Theater, showcasing a diverse selection of films that are sure to inspire and entertain.If you're in the mood for some live entertainment, the Orpheum Theater is hosting Theresa Caputo Live on Thursday evening. Known as the "Long Island Medium," Caputo will be sharing her gift of communicating with the departed in what promises to be a unique and memorable experience.For those interested in real estate investment, there's a special education event happening today called "Unleash Your Potential Through Real Estate Investment Education." This masterclass is designed for entrepreneurs and business owners looking to expand their financial horizons.Outdoor enthusiasts will be pleased to know that the Willard Springs Green Waste Site has reopened a month early this year. This gives residents more time to clean up their properties and dispose of green waste for free, which is especially important as we prepare for the upcoming wildfire season.Lastly, don't forget that today marks the beginning of International Dark Sky Week. Flagstaff, known for its commitment to dark sky preservation, will be celebrating with various events throughout the week, including stargazing opportunities and educational programs about light pollution.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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