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VOC shooting changes use of cardiac tool

Northern Arizona Healthcare’s medevac service, Guardian Air has changed its policy for trauma-related cardiac arrest incidents with help from Sedona Fire District. In the past, Guardian Air has not used its cardiac arrest compression tool, Auto-Pulse, on trauma-related patients. But that...

SR89A work to take 1.5 years

Oak Creek Canyon is getting a 1.5-year-long face lift starting right before Sedona’s busiest tourist season. Despite the increased traffic during spring break, the Arizona Department of Transportation has granted an $11.1 million contract with Sand & Gravel Co. for...

SFD awards firefighter of the year

At their last board meeting, the Sedona Fire District announced their award winners for the 2021 District Awards. Each year, the district recognizes staff members, outstanding citizens and community organizations for service-related and performance-related excellence. “We took nominations in the month...

SOCAA breaks ground on airplane fuel farm

The Sedona-Oak Creek Airport Authority broke ground on its new fuel farm storage site before its last board meeting on Feb. 28. “This project is of critical importance to the airport from a fuel storage point of view, in supporting...

SIFF celebrates success & return to normal

The 28th annual Sedona International Film Festival wrapped up its week on Sunday, Feb. 27 with another successful gala to celebrate the films. “Everyone was telling us that it’s the best lineup we’ve ever had,” Sedona International Film Festival Executive...

SFD uses new tracked ATV for snow rescues

For the first year, the Sedona Fire District has outfitted their rescue utility task vehicles with snow equipment. “It’s a 2021 Can-Am HD10 model … and they kind of customize it to our needs,” Sedona Fire District Battalion Chief Jordan...

City demands say in venue at the airport

Will the city of Sedona have any say in the Sedona Airport’s new events venue? That’s what the Sedona City Council would like to know as well. At their last meeting, the council discussed their letter to the Yavapai County...

‘Dr. Elvis’ opens SIFF

The Sedona International Film Festival’s opening was a great hit as Dr. Elvis Francois performed a few of the greatest hits for a few hundred guests in the Sedona Performing Arts Center on Saturday night, Feb. 19. From cover songs...

City considers other affordable home sites

It has been over a year since the Sedona City Council looked at the housing needs assessment and so far city leaders are still asking around for available and suitable properties. “My definition of affordable housing is that a household...

Short focuses on sickle cell

“The Park Bench,” produced by Lion Forge Animation Studio, was one of two selected animated shorts at this week’s Sedona International Film Festival. Lion Forge Animation was co-founded by Carl Reed and David Steward II in 2011 after their initial...

About Me

Juliana Walter was born and raised on the East Coast, originating from Maryland and earning her degree in Florida. After graduating from the University of Tampa, she traveled all over the West for months before settling in Sedona. She has previously covered politics, student life, sports and arts for Tampa Magazine and The Minaret. When she’s not working, you can find Juliana hiking and camping all over the Southwest. If you hear something interesting around the city, she might also find it interesting and can be contacted at jwalter@larsonnewspapers.com.
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