Flagstaff’s ring of fire: Route 66 town heats up, and not just … Miami Herald, FL – Jul 10, 2007 It’s a collection of peaks (Humphreys Peak is the tallest) in the shape of a horseshoe that was once a single 16000-foot volcano built up by layers of lava …
Humphreys Peak has reopened following a two week closure due to fire cocerns.
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NASA has pulled the plug on the huge Outrigger Telescope on Mauna Kea.
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Visitors are ignoring the closure of Humphreys Peak and Coconino National Forest because of fire concerns.
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Backcontry Accidents: Fatalitie in Four Peaks Wilderness in Arizona and Franklin Mountains of Texas.
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Humphreys Peak is closed for fire restrictions.
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Here’s the May 13, 2006 round up of backcountry accidents Arizona, Colorado, Hawaii, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Missouri, Oregon, and Utah.
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The Grant Kuenzili case in Arizona where he was killed in a dog altercation is in a sensation trial there.
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A jury member in the Grant Kuenzli case found a bullet at the crime scene when they were taken there.
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Here’s February 22, 2006 accident reports:
Backcountry accident reports through February 14, 2006.
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Tucson hiker fell 30 feet at Seven Falls on Monday, requiring a dramatic, four-hour helicopter rescue.
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AZCentral reports Coconino National Forest officials are urging people to quit putting up Christmas decorations on the trees on Arizona 179 between Oak Creek and Sedona and on Arizona 89A between Sedona and Cottonwood.
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KVOA reports Walthand Mooseman fell 25 feet while climbing Mount Lemmon near Windy Point in Arizona.
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Arizona Central reports Shelley Windsor, 31, of Mesa died last Saturday after falling more than 90 feet from a canyon wall at Paradise Forks, a popular climbing area 30 miles west of Flagstaff.
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