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Jiu-jitsu students build self-confidence through self-defense

DOUGLAS — At the end of last year, Chris Dutcher was independently training his daughter in Jiu-jitsu when he knew he needed to share it within the community. Now, he

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Jiu-jitsu students build self confidence through self defense

Jiu-jitsu students build self confidence through self defense
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SUNDAY FEATURE: Even in a pandemic, Flagstaff remains a draw

They come to Flagstaff in moving vans or sedans stuffed with possessions and expectations. Their satchels brim with hope and anticipation, be it an opportunity to hit it big or maybe just cobble together a fresh start with a clean slate. They are looking for adventure, perhaps, or just a foothold of stability. People move to town for any number of reasons, and inherent in such life changes is a measure of uncertainty compounded now by the specter of COVID-19 and all the economic and social upheaval that has engendered. Some moves are pandemic-related, attempts to find work or just a safer place to stay, or to hunker down closer to loved ones. Other moves, though, have little to do with our current fraught times; they simply reflect Americaâs storied migratory history, alighting for new horizons to chase oneâs dream of success.

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COVID births new tradition: Finnerty family plans live drive-by nativity

GENEVA â Brian Finnerty has a long affinity for nativity scenes. This year heâs taking that love to a new level. Finnerty, along with some family and friends, is staging a live nativity scene from 5-8 p.m. Saturday outside his 2775 Carter Road home. Live animals, including a much ballyhooed camel, will be joining them. Erecting a nativity scene has been a beloved Finnerty family Christmas tradition. Brian Finnerty, who owns Pedullaâs Wine and Liquor, recalled that the set his parents put up outside their Lafayette Avenue home when he was growing up actually came from Geneva on the Lake in its days as a monastery. The family would decorate the scene with lights and greens; one year, when a new roof was being put on the house, Finnerty arranged the creche in front of a covered Dumpster.

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