53.8 F
Sedona
Sunday, November 17, 2024

Jeff Bear

Sedona Youth Football starts play Saturday

In football, no matter what level a team is playing at, one axiom holds true: size is important. Of course, when you’re talking about youth football, size is relative. The Sedona Youth Football Juniors division team is looking...

Sedona volleyball team reloads for new season

It may be a cliché, but in the case of the Sedona volleyball  team it’s true — they don’t rebuild, they reload. And while last season’s state championship team will be a tough act to follow, coach John Parks...

USFS accepting comments on new trails

The Red Rock Ranger District is preparing a Decision Memo to add five new trails to the Forest Service trail system in the Sedona area. The 30-day comment period began Wednesday, Aug. 14, and involved the addition of two...

Page Springs Fish Hatchery growing trout, sport fish

Sport fishing is one of the most popular outdoor activities in Arizona. And while some sportfish may have been hatched in the lakes and streams they are found in, the vast majority were not.In recent years, Page Springs has...

Spiritline teams in the Verde Valley deserve our support

Cheering isn’t what it used to be. Once upon a time, the primary roles of high school cheerleaders and poms were to support the school’s sports teams while rallying the student body. And while those traditions are still a...

Levine a long way from ‘Autogate’

Sedona resident Mel Levine is an amiable sort of person. With the zeal of a teenager, Levine will talk at length about his beloved Yankees and the first-ever fantasy camp where he met one of his childhood heroes, Mickey...

Clyde Wasson coaches safety before fun

The sport of Cowboy Action Shooting is fun, as hundreds of competitors worldwide will attest, but before any excitement can be enjoyed, the emphasis must be on safety first. So says shooting instructor Clyde Wasson of Camp Verde, who...

Sedona Swim Team navigates charted waters

There’s nothing like a loss to knock the luster off a shiny new season, and while every team has the goal of going undefeated, few teams realistically believe it can happen. The Sedona Red Rock High School swim team...

You don’t ever want to need to be rescued

On a recent Sunday morning, I awoke to the sound of a helicopter — not an unusual sound in West Sedona — except this one wasn’t just flying by, it was hovering around the base of Thunder Mountain. One...

Wilderness areas abound in Red Rock Ranger District

Despite modern man’s seeming determination to inhabit virtually every corner of the globe, designated wilderness areas in the United States are largely being spared from the impacts of human development. So said Lorena Williams, a forestry technician with the...

About Me

Jeff Bear began his journalism career in 2003 as a graphic designer and sports reporter at the Weekly Register Call in Central City, Colorado. In 2007 he began working at the Canyon Courier in Evergreen, Colorado, as a graphic designer, but soon transferred into the editorial department where he worked as a copy editor and sport reporter under Editor Doug Bell. After a stint as a graphic designer at American Classifieds in 2009-10, Bear began working in 2011 as a copy editor at the Arizona Daily Sun, in Flagstaff. While at the Daily Sun, Bear was tapped by the late Randy Wilson to report on local sports including Northern Arizona University and Olympic medalists training in Flagstaff for the 2012 Olympics. In 2013 Bear began working at the Red Rock News in Sedona, Arizona, where he was an assistant editor and sports editor. Bear has two daughters, Angela and Jessica, with his wife Nina. He is a singer and guitarist, an avid cyclist and hiker, and enjoys camping with family and friends.
110 POSTS
0 COMMENTS

Hot Stories

Larson Newspapers