The Flyover Investment Round Is Closing

And the final date will be announced shortly

We want The Flyover readers to hear this directly from us.

Our current investment round is closing this month. The final closing date will be announced in the next few days—and once it’s closed, this opportunity will be gone.

If you’ve ever considered becoming an owner of The Flyover, this is an important moment:

You no longer have months to decide. You have days.

If You’re on the Fence, Consider the Facts

This isn’t an idea-stage media startup. It’s a growing, profitable newsroom—built differently.

Over the past year:

• Reader growth more than doubled 

• Revenue grew 73% year over year

• Gross profit grew 88% year over year

• The Flyover Podcast launched and scaled to nearly 1,000,000 monthly views/listens

• More than 2,500 investors have already joined as owners

That growth didn’t come from clickbait, outrage, or celebrity journalists. It came from something rare in modern media: facts, restraint, and respect for readers.

This Is the Final Push

Before this round closes, we’re making one last invitation to The Flyover readers. Join a movement that is:

• Rejecting clickbait sensationalism

• Walking away from doom-scrolling and outrage cycles

• Saying no to political agendas disguised as news

• Refusing celebrity journalism that puts ego and agendas over truth

The Flyover is proving that a different model works—and that readers, not corporations, can own the newsroom.

A Personal Ask

If you believe America deserves a better way to consume the news…
If you value facts over spin and reporting over opinion…
If you’re ready to support a media company doing it the right way…

This is your opportunity to step forward. Only days remain.

Own The Flyover. Invest today.

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The round is closing this month.
The final date is coming soon.
If you’ve been thinking about it—now is the time.

Ex-Attorney General Brnovich Dies at 59

Former Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich has died at the age of 59, according to a statement from his family. 

His passing prompted condolences from Arizona leaders, including current state Attorney General Kris Mayes, state school Superintendent Tom Horne, and former governor Jan Brewer.

“Mark Brnovich was an outstanding, dedicated public servant and a devoted family man. He will be missed,” Horne said.

Brnovich served two terms as Arizona’s Attorney General, worked as a state and federal prosecutor, and ran for the U.S. Senate in 2022. Last year, he was nominated to be the next U.S. Ambassador to Serbia. 

Four Tucson Schools Closing

The Amphitheater School District in Tucson became the latest district to announce school closures, with its school board voting unanimously to shut down four elementary schools despite opposition from parents.

Superintendent Todd Jaeger cited declining enrollment and tight budgets as the driving factors.

Education officials say the closures are part of a broader statewide trend, fueled by falling birth rates, high home prices, and an expanding school voucher program.

High School Player Scores 100

Maryvale High School senior Adrian Stubbs set a new state single-game basketball scoring record Tuesday, tallying 100 points in three quarters in a blowout win over Yuma’s Kofa High School.

The 5-foot-10 shooting guard scored 70 points in the first half and 30 in the third period en route to breaking the 60-year-old record of 75 points set by Fredonia’s George McCormick in 1966.

Stubbs sat out the fourth quarter in the team’s 109-25 victory. “He went insane,” Maryvale head coach Jeremy Smith said of Stubbs’ performance, in which he scored all but nine of his team’s points.

On the season, Stubbs is averaging 23.9 points, 7.1 assists, 5.7 rebounds, and 5.5 steals per game.

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