The name kind of says it all, another fairly diverse week. This wasn’t everything I shot, but more like a highlight reel of a few good assignments. Arizona Governor Doug Ducey visited a local school, the city council whatever it is they do, there were lots of sports and a memorial tattoo day…
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- Arizona Governor Doug Ducey, center, visits a third-grade Navajo immersion class room at Puente de Hozho School with Principal Dawn Trubakoff, right, Wednesday afternoon.
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- A student from Puente de Hozho School presents Arizona Governor Doug Ducey with a book during the Governors visit to the school Wednesday afternoon.
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- Arizona Governor Doug Ducey poses for a photo with Puente de Hozho student Marcus Conn Minister during the governor’s visit to the school Wednesday afternoon.
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- Members of the Flagstaff City Council listen to an update on what the city can do after the passage of SB 1241, which prevents cities from banning plastic bags.
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- Flagstaff High School Senior Courtney Lewis is helped to her feet after collapsing in exhaustion upon crossing the finish line. Lewis placed second with a time of 19:22.6.
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- Flagstaff High School Senior Courtney Lewis is helped off the course after collapsing in exhaustion upon crossing the finish line. Lewis placed second with a time of 19:22.6.
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- Northern Arizona University’s Cory Glines leads the pack of runners during the George Kyte Classic cross country meet at Buffalo Park Saturday.
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- Kyle Havriliak runs along the course of the George Kyte Classic cross country meet at Buffalo Park Saturday.
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- Coconino High School’s Lauren Touchstone (10) hits the ball during Thursday night’s game against Prescott High.
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- Flagstaff High School’s Courtney Leffel (1) spikes the ball over the net during game action against Prescott High Tuesday evening.
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- Coconino High School’s Christian Casados kicks the ball during field goal practice.
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- Members of the Coconino High School football team wait their turn while running drills at a recent practice.
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- Hefe from Birch Avenue Tattoo gives Carthy Metz, center, a semicolon tattoo on her hand while her daughter Rachel Metz, left and family friend Kelsey Pugh, right look on. In support of the Semicolon Project, Birch Avenue Tattoo hosted a charity fundraising event where for $20 customers could have a small semicolon tattooed on their body.
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- Lerin Cook leans over chair in Birch Avenue Tattoo as artist Pete Meiners prepares to give her a semicolon tattoo as part of Thursday’s World Suicide Prevention Day fundraiser at the Tattoo shop. All proceeds from the event went to help fund the Flagstaff Semicolon Project.
Taylor Mahoney Photography 