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Coconino Board of Supervisors appoints new leadership - Vimarsana News

Coconino Board of Supervisors appoints new leadership

The Coconino County Board of Supervisors has appointed leadership.

Wildfire burn scars and flash flooding in Flagstaff: Here's what you need to know - Vimarsana News

Wildfire burn scars and flash flooding in Flagstaff: Here's what you need to know

During this monsoon season, parts of Flagstaff have seen multiple rounds of flooding that left behind a muddy mess, as well as damaged homes. Here's what you should know about the flooding, and what officials are doing to help save lives.

Flagstaff deals with monsoon flooding exacerbated by wildfire burn scars: Here's what you need to know - Vimarsana News

Flagstaff deals with monsoon flooding exacerbated by wildfire burn scars: Here's what you need to know

During this monsoon season, parts of Flagstaff have seen multiple rounds of flooding that left behind a muddy mess, as well as damaged homes. Here's what you should know about the flooding, and what officials are doing to help save lives.

Flagstaff using emergency measures to avoid repeat floods near previous fires - Vimarsana News

Flagstaff using emergency measures to avoid repeat floods near previous fires

The city of Flagstaff is working with Coconino County and the Flood Control District to avoid repeat flooding in the burn scar area of 2019’s Museum Fire.The city has put up concrete barriers and sandbags as emergency measures, which Flagstaff Streets Section Director Scott Overton says have been effective. 

Source: kjzz.org
Grant will fund computer science curriculum designed for Native American kids - Vimarsana News

Grant will fund computer science curriculum designed for Native American kids

A grant from the National Science Foundation will support the development of a new computer science curriculum at Killip Elementary School in Flagstaff, designed especially for Native American students. KNAU’s Melissa Sevigny spoke with the project’s lead researcher Morgan Vigil-Hayes about how the curriculum will teach computer science skills by tackling a familiar problem: lack of Internet access.

Source: knau.org