Northern Arizona Healthcare is going back to the drawing board after Proposition 480 failed at the ballot box last week. As of Monday, the “No
Northern Arizona Healthcare will be holding a public question and answer forum about the new hospital campus near Interstate-17 and Interstate-40 on Wednesday. Members of
Proposition 480 will remain on the November ballot in Flagstaff after the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Flagstaff Community First Monday. Voters
Proposition 480 will remain on the November ballot, pending further appeals. After around an hour-long hearing in a Coconino County courtroom Thursday, Judge Brent Harris
Lawyers for Northern Arizona Healthcare, the City of Flagstaff and Flagstaff Community First were in a Coconino County Superior courtroom Thursday for an Order to
Lawyers for Northern Arizona Healthcare, the City of Flagstaff and Flagstaff Community First will be in court this afternoon for a Order to Show Cause
Northern Arizona Healthcare has responded to a citizens group that submitted enough signatures to put the new hospital project on the November ballot. Proposition 480
The Flagstaff City Council passed the first phase, rezone and development agreement for the proposed Northern Arizona Healthcare Health and Wellness Village at Tuesday’s City
The Flagstaff City Council voted 6-1 to approve an ordinance regarding Phase One of construction of the new Northern Arizona Health Care Health Village, along
After putting it off for two weeks, the Flagstaff City Council will discuss two resolutions regarding Phase One of the new Northern Arizona Health Care