What does jumping into a pool in winter have to do with Special Olympics? Tune in and find out. Hundreds of people showed up to watch or participate in Flagstaff's polar plunge to support special olympics at the Athletic Club East. It was chilly fun!

We are cuckoo for CocoPups! Flagstaff's nonprofit for puppy raisers who train guide dogs for the blind, gives us all the feels. After caring for the pups for 12-15 months, members send dogs to complete their training at Guide Dogs for the Blind.

The Chocolate Carnival celebrated its fifth and final year with a bang. The Flagstaff community showed support for the JLB Project, its mission, and the Children's Garden it was able to take from seedling to sprout to spring 2017 completion.

One Billion Rising is the biggest mass action to end violence against women in human history. In Flagstaff it happens every year around Valentine's Day in Heritage Square. This year is supposed to be the biggest one yet! Show support by showing up!

Fitness and Pups, two things Flagstaff can agree on. Every Monday morning and Wednesday evening a car full of eager dogs from Second Chance rolls up to Run Flagstaff. Volunteers take the dogs on run giving them exercise and a chance to get adopted.

Like other NAU students Lauren carries a lot to class each day. Unlike other students Lauren also brings a 4-legged friend. Meet Tandoori, a Guide Dog for the Blind and Lauren's best buddy. They remind us to be thankful for those who help guide us.