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Higher Education Year in Review: NAU and CCC continue expanding offerings - Vimarsana News

Higher Education Year in Review: NAU and CCC continue expanding offerings

The year 2023 was a year of expansion for Flagstaff’s higher education institutions, continuing growth from previous years.

NAU continues work on campus plan update - Vimarsana News

NAU continues work on campus plan update

Northern Arizona University (NAU) has been working to update its campus master plan to give direction to how it will be developing its physical spaces over the next 10 years.

Buildings that once housed buffet, pawn shop to be demolished as NAU develops master plan - Vimarsana News

Buildings that once housed buffet, pawn shop to be demolished as NAU develops master plan

An area owned by NAU will be getting a makeover soon.

T-bone steak, 'Star Wars' medallions among most interesting 'finds' for Grand Forks pawn shop owner - Vimarsana News

T-bone steak, 'Star Wars' medallions among most interesting 'finds' for Grand Forks pawn shop owner

Keehr said the business has reverted to pre-pandemic levels for Super Pawn; about a 50/50 split of people pawning items or buying them from the shop.

Gun owners, enthusiasts nervous about President Biden's proposed gun regulation changes - Vimarsana News

Gun owners, enthusiasts nervous about President Biden's proposed gun regulation changes

Gun owners, enthusiasts nervous about President Biden’s proposed gun regulation changes Gun owners and enthusiasts nervous about President Biden’s proposed gun regulation changes By Tristan Ruppert | April 9, 2021 at 8:34 AM CDT - Updated April 9 at 8:34 AM GULFPORT, Miss. (WLOX) - Many gun owners and enthusiasts are concerned that their second amendment rights are being threatened. This comes on the heels of President Biden’s list of executive actions designed to tackle what he calls “The Pandemic of Gun Violence” in America. Concern and fear have been driving ...

Source: wlox.com