Aaron Granillo
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This week's Poetry Friday reader is KNAU Morning Edition host, Aaron Granillo. After 5 years with the station, he is moving back to his hometown of… -
Seven wild horses have been found dead this month on the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests. The killings are under investigation by the US Forest… -
With the popularity of sake declining in Japan, makers have been looking to America for new markets. Now, a Japanese sake master has brought his recipe to Arizona and is winning international awards. -
Tomorrow is the third annual Global Women’s March. Cities across Arizona are participating, including Prescott. This year, organizers have added an extra… -
The national drink of Japan is losing popularity in its home country. Sake sales have steadily declined for years, as more young Japanese turn to beer and… -
Photographer Terrence Moore became fascinated with Route 66 as a nine-year-old boy. That’s when his family made a cross country trip along the highway,… -
Northern Arizona University has a new, unofficial, “campus mom.” Deborah Mcglothlin makes and hand-delivers home-baked goods to hungry students, who are… -
Arizona turned a shade of purple after the midterm elections, as both Republicans and Democrats won high-profile contests. That “blue wave,” however,… -
The Flagstaff Unified School District is asking the city’s voters to approve two propositions this November. Props 423 and 424 would provide the district… -
Arizona teachers are the focus of a new documentary screening tonight in Flagstaff. The film, “Teaching in Arizona,” follows three educators, as they…
