Adrian Skabelund is a Senior Reporter for the Arizona Daily Sun, focusing on local news in Flagstaff, Arizona. With a keen interest in community issues, Adrian covers a wide range of topics including politics, housing, accessibility, and cultural events.
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Adrian Skabelund's coverage focuses on local news in Flagstaff, Arizona, encompassing government announcements, legal policy regulations, and community-related topics. His articles delve into issues such as politics, housing, environment, and sustainability within the region.
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By: Adrian Skabelund
Dark monsoon rain clouds were overhead and the first few drops were falling last week when APS fire mitigation supervisor Brian Kelley stood alongside a power line west of Flagstaff.
By: Adrian Skabelund
Next week, Democratic and Republican voters will be weighing in on which candidates will be moving on to the general election in November.
By: Adrian Skabelund
A Forest Service official told the Arizona Daily Sun that the realignment of the chairlift will mean approximately 7-8 acres of trees will be removed.
By: Adrian Skabelund
As monsoon clouds threaten rain overhead, the wooden decks designed to hold tents on Carrie Hoffman and Zachary Minnich’s 10-acre property are empty.
By: Adrian Skabelund
Using chainsaws and brush cutters, a crew dressed in orange protective gear worked their way between cinder craters, cutting away at rabbitbrush and sage last week.
KNAU News Talk - Arizona Public Radio | By Adrian Skabelund
KNAU News Talk - Arizona Public Radio | By Adrian Skabelund
Scientists at the company TGen say levels of COVID have risen for three weeks in a row within Flagstaff wastewater.
KNAU News Talk - Arizona Public Radio | By Adrian Skabelund
By: Adrian Skabelund
The controversial herd has been blamed for damaging vegetation, archaeological sites and animal habitat. Land managers say they want to keep the population between 200 and 300 animals.
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