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Joseph K Giddens

Ranger Station Park work to start in August

The construction of Phase I of the proposed Ranger Station Park is now out to bid and the construction plans are anticipated to be finalized in the next few weeks.  Construction is tentatively scheduled to start in July or August,...

B-17 pilot’s son tells his tales

On April 13, the Sedona Heritage Museum hosted Steve Snyder, author of the 2015 book “Shot Down,” who recounted the story of the 10-man bomber crew of the B-17 “Susan Ruth,” which was piloted by his father, Howard Snyder,...

Sedona Heritage Museum programs are in full bloom

Spring is blooming with an assortment of events and new opportunities for people to explore the city’s rich cultural heritage as the Sedona Heritage Museum’s 25th anniversary celebration continues this month. April’s programming includes an exciting mix of new stories...

Yavapai Board of Supervisors tackles drugs, staffing

Law enforcement and public safety was the main topic under discussion at the April 5 meeting of the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors in Prescott. The board made several decisions regarding how it plans to use money from opioid abuse...

Bob & Judy Huggins to retire from Rangers

After 16 years of service to the community of Sedona, Park Ranger program manager and founder Bob Huggins and his wife Judy are hanging up their volunteer ranger hats. The Sedona Volunteer Park Rangers will now be led by volunteer...

Coconino County offers Narcan kits to stop opioid overdoses

Coconino County Health and Human Services hopes to reduce overdoses. The CCHHS’ Opioid Overdose Prevention program is a harm reduction plan that distributes free at-home kits containing two doses of Narcan — a naloxone nasal spray — three fentanyl...

About Me

Joseph K. Giddens grew up in southern Arizona and studied natural resources at the University of Arizona. He later joined the National Park Service in many different roles focusing on geoscience throughout the West. Drawn to deep time and ancient landscapes he’s worked at: Dinosaur National Monument, Petrified Forest National Park, Badlands National Park and Saguaro National Park among several other public land sites. Prior to joining Sedona Red Rock News, he worked for several Tucson outlets as well as the Williams-Grand Canyon News and the Navajo-Hopi Observer. He frequently is reading historic issues of the Tombstone Epitaph newspaper and daydreaming about rockhounding. Contact him at jgiddens@larsonnewspapers.com or (928) 282-7795 ext. 122.
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