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Burger night upgrade: Diablo Burger turns beef from the Diablo Trust ranches into legit comfort, serving 6 oz of 100% local, open range-raised, antibiotic- and hormone-free patties on English muffins with seasonal greens and bold sauces, plus DB frites seasoned with Herbes de Provence.
Craving pub comfort? Collins Irish Pub nails the vibe with authentic Irish flavors, perfectly poured pints, and warm, fast service.
One last lap? After 53 years outfitting Northern Arizona adventures, Peace Outfitters is taking its final bow.
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United Airlines is set to launch twice daily flights from Denver (DEN) to Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG) in 2027, matching Delta's new service from Salt Lake City.
Full story at insideflyer.com ↗
The California-based Trader Joe's is expanding its national footprint with 30 new stores planned across 16 states, spanning Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Utah and Washington.
Full story at lehighvalleylive.com ↗
Heavy rain, flooding and poor road conditions have caused water and power outages in parts of the Navajo Nation.
Full story at navajotimes.com ↗
Tropical Storm Rachel is set to make landfall over northern Baja California on Saturday night, fuelling a dangerous flash flood threat in the Southwest.
Full story at abcnews.com ↗
The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZFamily) has released a video showing the moment 18 endangered black-footed ferrets were released into the Arizona wilderness, the latest step in an ongoing effort to save the species.
Full story at azfamily.com ↗
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