Arizona Daily Sun

Marge Anderson sells husband Charlie's pottery during the craft fair at Cromer Elementary School on Saturday. Charlie Anderson has been a potter for 15 years. Full Story »

Dear EarthTalk: I don't understand why many people oppose wind power just because they have to look at the turbines. If you ask me, wind turbines are much nicer-looking than coal-fired, waste-to-energy or nuclear power plants. Full Story »

When you walk through your home at night with the lights off, chances are your path will still be lit by the glow of "standby" lights and digital displays on various appliances and electronic devices. Full Story »

CAPTIVATING CLEO! One look into Cleo's big brown eyes and you will fall in love forever. She's a 1-year-old Boxer mix and all she really wants is someone to give her a little love. Could that someone be you? The shelter's phone number is 526-1076. They will be closed on Wednesday for Veterans Day, but the rest of the week you can visit them at 3501 E Butler Avenue. (Photo by Bill Landau) Full Story »

More than 200 valuable works of Asian art have found a new home at the NAU Art Museum. The ancient artworks are on long-term loan from the Arthur M. Sackler Foundation in New York City. Full Story »

Rachel Brownfield is a high school junior, far younger than most women start really thinking about breast health. Full Story »

125 YEARS AGO -- Grover Cleveland is our new President. In celebration, Mr. J. Stemmer of the Flagstaff Brewery presented the boys in our office with a keg of beer. It glided down our throats as a Cleveland Balm in Gilead. Full Story »

Manuel and Alina Castuita enjoy a warm Saturday afternoon at Frances Short Pond feeding the ducks. Full Story »

Two young pronghorn antelope are on alert near a game tank Wednesday in Alpine Ranchos northeast of town. (Betsey Bruner/Arizona Daily Sun/Order this photo at http://photos.azdailysun.com) Full Story »

The Fort Valley-Highway 180 neighborhood watch meeting set for Wednesday has been canceled. Full Story »

Firefighters responded to a 42-acre fire about 9 miles southeast of Williams, which was reported Thursday afternoon. Full Story »

FREDONIA (AP) -- A federal judge this week struck down a lawsuit contending the U.S. Forest Service unlawfully approved a plan to reduce forest fuels and plant trees on a northern Arizona forest. Full Story »

January: Post the job online. February: Pore over applications. March: Interview and present superintendent finalists to the public. Full Story »

The fifth Annual Flagstaff Community Gospel & Arts Festival scheduled for Saturday has been canceled, according to Coconino County, which didn't cite a reason for the cancellation. Full Story »

Pending favorable weather and ventilation conditions and approval from ADEQ, Coconino National Forest fire managers are planning burns on the following projects for today: Full Story »

Flagstaff resident Ken Koch rides on the newly paved section of Lake Mary Road between J.W. Powell Boulevard and Lower Lake Mary. With construction finished, cyclists can now ride on wide shoulders starting right in the city of Flagstaff. The expanded shoulder will be dedicated today in a morning ceremony. (Josh Biggs/Arizona Daily Sun) Full Story »

Public safety personnel will conduct an FAA-required disaster drill beginning this morning at 9 at Flagstaff Pulliam Airport. Full Story »

A Lake Many Farms man was sentenced to nearly four years in federal prison after pleading guilty to driving drunk and killing a motorist in a traffic collision on the Navajo Nation. Full Story »

FREDONIA -- The North Kaibab Ranger District of the Kaibab National Forest will issue free, personal use fuel wood permits for green pinyon pine and juniper beginning today. Full Story »

A Moenave man has been sentenced to more than two years in prison for assaulting his partner. Full Story »

Highway patrol officers seized cocaine and heroin worth about $300,000 during a traffic stop on Interstate 40 Monday morning. Full Story »

A tractor dealership owner has been indicted on fraud and forgery charges after police accused her of using customer names and taking out fake loans to help her ailing business. Full Story »

Coconino County Health Department has received a little less than half the vaccine it had expected by now to immunize people against swine flu (H1N1 virus). Full Story »

Hopi Tribe employees are seeking help from the public in trying to solve a poaching case a mule deer shot and killed Saturday evening or early Sunday morning southeast of Tuba City. Full Story »

The firefighters were in the right place at the right time. Full Story »