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(continued from previous page) horse stables and an arena for equestrians. There are rentable indoor and outdoor spaces for community events, and there is even an archery range. Coconino County Parks and Recreation holds many programs at Fort Tuthill, from archery classes and guided hikes to culinary lessons in the winter. The Fort Tuthill County Park supports many kinds of recreation, entertainment, and opportunities for learning.

“Ft Tuthill is a gem of Coconino County. Our management plan ensures that we plan for its future for all to enjoy for years to come,” commented Supervisor for District 1, Patrice Horstman.

There are many partnerships that make Fort Tuthill a destination in Northern Arizona. Partnerships with concessionaires include the Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course, Flagstaff Snow Park, the campground, and R Entertainment, which brings concerts and shows to the Amphitheater. The park supports an influx of visitation every winter for winter recreation, as well as those utilizing the campground and ramadas in the summer. Fort Tuthill is located near the busy Interstate 17, bringing visitors to and from such destinations as Sedona and Grand Canyon, or traveling to Flagstaff for snow play in the winters and to escape the summer heat. Fort Tuthill also supported the community during the wildfires and floods of 2022, providing an emergency animal shelter space for community members that had to evacuate their homes. Flagstaff itself is growing, and with the increased population comes increased development, including a new medical center that will be constructed next to Fort Tuthill County Park. With so many events, programs, and community needs, from supporting the 40,000 attendees of the Coconino County Fair to the continued need for open spaces and conservation, it was necessary to ensure the park is managed well and with a vision for future generations.

Cynthia Nemeth, Parks and Recreation Director, said, “The Fort Tuthill Management Plan will guide Coconino County Parks and Recreation in serving the community by providing recreation, open space, conservation, and community opportunities at Fort Tuthill County Park. This plan allows us to adapt to changes and the needs of a growing community, whether visitors are visiting events like the County Fair or enjoying time in nature on the trails.”

Fort Tuthill County Park is the oldest of Coconino County’s parks and is a 621-acre, wooded park located 3 miles south of Flagstaff. It contains important open space in its ponderosa pine forest, which provides habitat, shelter, and forage for wildlife in the region. It is also one of 30 watchable wildlife viewing sites within 30 miles of Flagstaff. Visitors may enjoy the surrounding woodlands through the Fort Tuthill trail system, whether by walking, hiking, jogging, biking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, or through equestrian use. Information about Fort Tuthill County Park and a link to the Fort Tuthill County Park Management Plan may be found at www. coconino.az.gov/279/Fort- TuthillCounty-Park.

The park is located at 2446 Fort Tuthill Loop, Flagstaff, AZ 86005, 928-679-8000. Visitors are encouraged to enjoy the park and help keep it beautiful for future generations by remembering to Leave No Trace and to Recreate Responsibly.

ASU Alumni Volunteer-Led Chapters & Clubs Host Tillman Honor Runs–Runs to Take Place in 35 U.S. Cities

The ASU Alumni Association, in partnership with the Pat Tillman Foundation, coordinates the annual Tillman Honor Runs around the U.S. each April to honor the legacy and impact of former Sun Devil and Army Ranger Pat Tillman. Join your Flagstaff community for a 4.2-mile fun run/walk hosted by the ASU Alumni Flagstaff Club and the Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course. The 4.2mile race route represents the No. 42 Pat wore on his jersey as a Sun Devil scholar-athlete.

Runs are open to all ages and all participants will receive a medal and a race shirt highlighting this year’s Pat’s Run theme, “Pushing Limits.” Pat Tillman was known for pushing limits – on the field, in the classroom, and throughout his life. By registering for a local run, you'll be raising funds for the Pat Tillman Foundation's Tillman Scholars program, which helps our nation’s active-duty service members, veterans and military spouses achieve their dream education.

Lancaster Leadership Announces 2023 Spring Group Coaching Intensive "For Leaders of Leaders"

Flagstaff, Arizona. Lancaster Leadership, the renowned leadership development and management consulting firm, announces the Group Coaching Intensive of Spring 2023 to be held remotely/online. February-June 2023, leaders of leaders are invited to discover their next leadership breakthrough with the Change Makers Series. Throughout the 5-month event, participants will participate in five 2-hour group coaching sessions, complete the Change Style Indicator assessment, and have a one-on-one coaching session with Julie (+ a few extras) and will be with dynamic, intentional individuals who are also inspired to learn, grow, and thrive. In its newest session, this season’s event will focus on topics such as succession planning, being a coach to your team, creating a culture of trust & high morale, exemplary customer service & emotional intelligence, and meeting effectiveness.

Guided by Director & Master Coach, Julie Lancaster, participants of these exclusive & intimate cohorts get these results: authentic connection & engagement with leaders in other industries & organizations, and structured time for reflection and future-focused strategy. The Spring Group Coaching Intensive of 2023 provides the opportunity for leaders to create clear goals and strategies to reach them. The sessions presented by Lancaster Leadership will spark personal and professional growth and passion for attendees. The Group Coaching Intensive: “For Leaders of Leaders” takes place remotely/online.

What: Tillman Honor Run – Flagstaff, AZ

When: April 8, 2023 beginning at 9 a.m.

Where: Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course Fort Tuthill

Who: Hosted by the ASU Alumni Flagstaff Club and Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course

All Tillman Honor Run locations can be viewed here: https://alumni.asu.edu/events/tillman-honor-runs. To register for your local run, visit the race sign up website, click on “+Show event details,” and find your local run.

For more information and to register, visit: https://www. lancasterleadership.com/summit-group- coaching/. For all other inquiries, contact: office@lancasterleadership. com.