Sean Golightly is a Community Relations Manager at Arizona Daily Sun. He focuses on topics related to Flagstaff, including flooding and weather patterns, providing insightful coverage on local environmental issues. His work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting the importance of community awareness and preparedness.
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Sean's coverage is focused on local news in Flagstaff, Arizona, with a focus on weather-related events and government announcements. Pitches should be tailored to provide insights or updates related to Flagstaff-specific issues such as flooding, extreme weather conditions, local government policies and projects.
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Abnormal rainfall, explosive hurricanes, invasive species and all the appropriate anxieties of climate change notwithstanding; the grass was greener.
By: SEAN GOLIGHTLY
Music for the mind and soul
Jamie Blazquez, president of the Flagstaff Psychedelic Society, addresses a crowd at Coconino Center for the Arts during the Oct. 10, 2026, screening of "Fantastic Fungi."
Audience members watch the 2019 documentary "Fantastic Fungi."
Local panelists pose for a photo after taking questions for audience members at the recent screening of "Fantastic Fungi" at the Coconino Center for the Arts. From left to right
There are more than 700 species of fungi identified as having medicinal or therapeutic applications. Funngi are difficult to properly identify, however, and many species can be lethal when ingested.
Nicole Chambers smiles upon watching a student's performance on the court.
Student Dana Jones prepares to return a serve while Nicole Chambers watches.
