Flagstaff Summer Sunday: Hikes, Farmers Market, Live Music, and Pneumonic Plague Concerns

13/07/2025 2 min
Flagstaff Summer Sunday: Hikes, Farmers Market, Live Music, and Pneumonic Plague Concerns

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Good morning, this is your Flagstaff Local Frequency for Sunday, July 13th, 2025.It is a bright summer Sunday here in Flagstaff and the fresh mountain air is beckoning folks outdoors. A crowd gathered this morning for a group hike along the Kachina Trail up at Snowbowl, with local women hikers heading out early to catch the cool hours and take in those breathtaking alpine views. If you missed that one, there are plenty more happenings to fill your day.A reminder that Flagstaff’s Community Farmer’s Market is in full swing today, offering fresh local produce, artisan crafts, and the warm sense of community the market is known for. Whether you are stocking up on greens or just want a stroll surrounded by neighbors, it’s a classic way to spend a Flagstaff Sunday.If you are in the mood for music, make your way to Mother Road Brewing this afternoon for their regular summer Sunday session. It kicks off at four and is a perfect way to enjoy live local tunes with a pint in hand. And for those looking for a bigger stage, check what’s happening tonight at the Pepsi Amphitheater at Fort Tuthill Park, the city’s favorite outdoor music venue. There’s always something fun on their calendar, so whatever your taste, there’s likely a concert or event ready for you.Turning to the news, the Flagstaff community is reflecting on the sad report this week of a local resident who died from pneumonic plague—the first deadly case in the area in nearly 20 years. Local health officials are working to identify the source, asking everyone to stay alert for updates and take basic outdoor safety precautions, especially if you hike or spend time in wooded or grassy areas. Community reaction has been strong, with residents voicing concerns while local doctors stress the importance of seeking prompt medical care for high fevers or flu-like symptoms after exposure outdoors. It’s a sad but important reminder of the unique challenges that come with living close to nature in the high country.In sports, the Northern Arizona Wranglers staged a thrilling home victory last night, edging out the Tucson Sugar Skulls 61 to 55 in a nail-biting Indoor Football League matchup. The Wranglers’ win keeps excitement high for local fans and proves again that Flagstaff is a city that loves its sports drama, whether on the field or the trail.For those connected to the Cardinals community, there’s sad news of the passing of Luis Sharpe, beloved former NFL All-Pro tackle and Arizona football legend, at the age of 65. His legacy in Arizona sports is fondly remembered by fans and teammates alike.That’s your roundup for today. Whether you’re exploring a new trail, shopping for local delights, or catching a show, Flagstaff has something for everyone this Sunday. 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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