Flagstaff News
Flagstaff-based company wins $30M contract for NASA space rescue mission
If the mission succeeds, NASA says this would be the first time a commercial robotic spacecraft captures a government satellite to be serviced in space.
If the mission succeeds, NASA says this would be the first time a commercial robotic spacecraft captures a government satellite to be serviced in space.
APS was recently named to Newsweek’s 2024 list of Most Trustworthy Companies
Northern Arizona University was recognized with the Carnegie Research 1 (R1) designation—the highest classification for research institutions in the United States.
As the closest airport to the Grand Canyon with a commercial air service, Flagstaff/Pulliam has quite the tourist attraction on its doorstep.
NAU President Jose Luis Cruz Rivera has announced a $10 million dollar gift, the biggest in it’s history, and will rename the College of Engineering, Informatics, and Applied Sciences to the Steve Sanghi College of Engineering
Besides the rice bowls, ramen and boba (Taiwanese bubble tea) drinks, there are snacks from seven different countries, including Japan, China, Malaysia and the Philippines.
The (very) good news is rent prices are decreasing across certain Arizona cities, meaning you can still enjoy a comfortable lifestyle while saving money to put toward your future home down payment.
In the last eight months, the City of Flagstaff has completed a new Economic Development Strategic Plan, approved a new Workforce Development Analysis and Strategic Plan and reorganized its Economic Development Program.
The first U.S. astronauts stepped on the moon in 1969, but just two years prior, an astronaut training field was built in Flagstaff.