Grand Canyon Chamber and Visitor's Bureau planning 2016 calendar
From left: Chamber board member Michael Keller, Freda Rahnenfuehrer, Becky Wirth, Chamber President Clarinda Vail and ClayAnn Cook. Not pictured Julie Aldaz and Courtney Dixon. Loretta Yerian/WGCN
TUSAYAN, Ariz. - The Grand Canyon Chamber and Visitor's Bureau met for its annual luncheon May 10 at Big E's Steakhouse in Tusayan. The luncheon was attended by around 20 members and visitors, including concessionaires from Grand Canyon and Tusayan businesses. Board members announced annual events planned for the communities that included the 4th of July parade and Trunk or Treat events. Chamber president Clarinda Vail previewed a revised and updated Chamber website for members and associate members.
- Prescott-area COVID-19 vaccination venues to open this week
- Winter storm closes multiple highways in Arizona
- Foot of snow possible for Williams this weekend
- A roller coaster of a ride: Community sounds off on proposed coaster park and tubing hill
- Yavapai County vaccinations for Phase 1B involves pharmacy partnerships
- Doctor shortage: New family medicine residency brings students to rural Arizona
- NTSB report: Deadly Grand Canyon helicopter crash likely caused by wind
- Grand Canyon renews agreement with China's Yuntaishan Geopark
- Letter to the editor: Canyon Coaster Park looks for transparency with community
- Obituary: Clarence (Clearwater) David Toledo, Jr.
- Yavapai County vaccinations for Phase 1B involves pharmacy partnerships
- Wild ride: Coaster and tubing park proposal comes before Williams P & Z
- Obituary: Annie Shumway
- Agritourism camp approved for Garland Prairie in Williams
- Coconino County sees high demand for COVID-19 vaccine
- A roller coaster of a ride: Community sounds off on proposed coaster park and tubing hill
- Flagstaff Medical Center reports record COVID cases
- Flagstaff minimum wage bumps to $15 per hour, state to $12.15
- Prescott-area COVID-19 vaccination venues to open this week
- Doctor shortage: New family medicine residency brings students to rural Arizona
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