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Local treasure hunt: Flagstaff General Store is that warm, friendly downtown spot where you actually want to browse, with unique jewelry, home goods, clothing, and gifts that feel thoughtfully curated.
Cozy caffeine fix: Whether you’re grabbing a pre-trail latte or lingering over a lazy weekend plate, Forêt Flg keeps mornings and middays easy with thoughtful coffee, breakfast, brunch, and lunch.
Golden hour, perfect pour: When you want downtown views with character, Zane Grey Bar, Ballroom, & Balcony at the Weatherford Hotel pours classic cocktails, an ever-changing draft list, and a wrap-around balcony framed by stained glass, fireplaces, and that Old West Brunswick bar from Tombstone.
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The five stories Flagstaff readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
The 77th Annual Coconino County Fair, northern Arizona's largest annual celebration, is set to take place at Fort Tuthill County Park in Flagstaff on September 4-7.
Full story at coconino.az.gov ↗
The Americana Motor Hotel in Flagstaff, Arizona, is hosting a Tillamook takeover through the Labor Day weekend, featuring a replica of its medium cheddar baby loaf.
Full story at azbigmedia.com ↗
Architect Scott Carson has designed a rustic-meets-modern retreat in the pines of Flagstaff, Arizona, designed a two-level, 4,700-square-foot home.
Full story at iconiclife.com ↗
The Coconino County Unidentified Remains Task Force (CCURTF) has confirmed the identity of a previously unidentified decedent whose remains were discovered in 1980 near Mt.
Full story at coconino.az.gov ↗
Arizona National Guard officials are managing a lightning-caused fire at Camp Navajo, west of Flagstaff, which has grown to about 95 acres.
Full story at knau.org ↗
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