The advent of a new legislative session in Phoenix heralds another run by Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) advocates in placing the long-stymied legislation before lawmakers. ERA Task Force AZ’s Dianne Post, J.D., rallied supporters Dec. 4 at the Prescott Public Library. The Prescott American Association of University Women (AAUW) hosted the session, which was attended by the public and organizations including the League of Women Voters. Quad Cities Business News caught up with Post, who shared … [Read more...] about Advocate Shares Insight Into the Equal Rights Amendment
Planting Wildflowers is Easy
At Watters Garden Center, we often hear questions about wildflowers: When is the best time to plant wildflower seeds? Do wildflowers grow back every year? Do wildflowers need full sun? How do you plant a wildflower garden? Do deer eat wildflowers? Wildflowers are best planted in winter. Plant only perennial wildflower seeds to come back in spring. Most flowers prefer at least six hours of sun per day. Use hydromulch, a blend of wildflower seed in Watters Premium Mulch, and spread. Keep … [Read more...] about Planting Wildflowers is Easy
Celebrating Accomplishments; Planning for Future Success at NAU
Having celebrated the end of 2018 and the achievements of more than 2,800 fall Lumberjack graduates, Northern Arizona University is looking to make 2019 another exceptional year. However, before we get too far ahead of ourselves, I would like to thank Flagstaff and all the communities of Northern Arizona for your assistance and support. NAU experienced tremendous success because of our partnerships with residents, communities and business leaders. I am proud of the warm and welcoming way … [Read more...] about Celebrating Accomplishments; Planning for Future Success at NAU
What They are Saying About New Technology to Turn Back the Clock
There are a number of new skin rejuvenation treatments available to those who want to “turn back the clock.” Some are effective and some are just painful and damaging. The Prescott DermaLift Clinic is the first and only provider of a new technology utilizing the skin’s own ability to rejuvenate utilizing negative-ions. Quantum Hydration therapy uses negative ion technology, designed for people who want to look younger without resorting to face-freezing injections or plastic surgery. The Quantum … [Read more...] about What They are Saying About New Technology to Turn Back the Clock
Manifesting the Magic of Momentum
Momentum may have best been described by Sir Isaac Newton, only he called it inertia: An object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. I wouldn’t go so far as to call your boss, supervisor or team leader an unbalanced force, but who would argue with Sir Newton? Scott Cochrane wouldn’t. He is the vice president of International Ministries, Willow Creek Association. He says loss of … [Read more...] about Manifesting the Magic of Momentum
El Gato Azul Owner Committed to Community Service, Philanthropy
If you ask Barry Barbe, popular Prescott philanthropist and restaurant owner, he will tell you the best way to raise money for a charitable cause is to go dancing. That is what Barbe is planning to do on April 13, when local celebrities team up with professional dance instructors for a night of “Dancing for the Stars” to raise money for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Arizona. Barbe says the singular purpose for what has become a popular community event is to generate income to support … [Read more...] about El Gato Azul Owner Committed to Community Service, Philanthropy
Exploring Kitchen Trends
Welcome to “At Home With Tom & Sandy.” Here we are, Tom, in a new year. As they say, “How time flies.” Speaking of time flying, fleeting and anything but coasting – we have been sharing our column on a monthly basis with the community and what fun it is. I would say pretty cool. It is indeed an honor to be your partner, Tom, and share boundless significant information with our readers such as our column this month, featuring kitchen trends. Sandy: Tom, since it is the start of a New Year, … [Read more...] about Exploring Kitchen Trends
Casual Contact May Play Key Role in Spread of Disease
To protect ourselves from infectious disease, we often strive to avoid close contact with those who are sick. But new, surprising findings from bat research reveal that pathogens can move from individual to individual much more easily and frequently than we may have thought. A team of biologists from several institutions throughout the United States, including Northern Arizona University researchers Jeffrey Foster and Katy Parise, looked at how disease spreads in bats, particularly the deadly … [Read more...] about Casual Contact May Play Key Role in Spread of Disease
World Traveler Builds Career Out of Sending Clients on Vacation
Monika Leuenberger loves what she does and does what she loves. Her expansive world is all about travel. Having sojourned to more than 20 countries (she has lost count), this Switzerland-born wanderlust, travel advisor and co-owner of Avenues of the World Travel has tips and suggestions for situations you would not dream of happening and back-up support for when they do. “Several years ago, we traveled to New Zealand via Flagstaff to LA. On our flight back, we landed at the LA airport and our … [Read more...] about World Traveler Builds Career Out of Sending Clients on Vacation
Pampering Someone Special with a Couples Massage
Couples massage is a great way to introduce a partner who has never gotten a massage before in a way that makes him or her feel more comfortable the first time. For some, couples massage is a great opportunity to introduce someone special to the positive effects of massage – which may be an unfamiliar experience – facilitated and enhanced by a trusted friend. Others enjoy the benefits of massage together for the first time in mutual support of each other and a desire for shared adventure. Some … [Read more...] about Pampering Someone Special with a Couples Massage