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NASA-inspired Bella Gaia performs Friday at SPAC

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Combining music, dance and visual effects, Bella Gaia brings some­thing a little different to the Sedona International Film Festival. “Inspired by astronauts who spoke of the life-changing power of seeing the Earth from space, Bella...
Human Interest

Fred Piper reflects on service as B-17 gunner in WWII

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When one listens to Fred Piper talk about his service in World War II, the memories are almost as clear as if they happened last week instead of more than 70 years ago. Piper, who has spoken at...
Sedona News

“Heartland” kicks off 26th Sedona International Film Festival

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Josh and Rebecca Tickell have been familiar faces at the Sedona International Film Festival for years — but as documentary filmmakers. This year was a little different. With past documentaries such as “Good Fortune,” “Pump,” “The Big Fix” and “Fuel,”...
Human Interest

Award-winning composer to tell stories behind film and stage soundtracks

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When it comes to the music industry, Marc Shaiman has nearly all the boxes checked.  The award-winning composer and writer will discuss his extensive career as part of “An Evening With Marc Shaiman” on Wednesday, Feb. 26 at...
County News

Spring Creek Ranch owners speak at OLLI

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The owners of the proposed Spring Creek Ranch master planned community have been busy in recent months making the rounds to speak to various community groups before heading back before Yavapai County officials.  Lisa Borowsky...
City News

Sedona City Council looks at diversifying city’s economy

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Sedona’s main economic generator is tourism. Few people dispute that, but what is up for discussion is how to literally spread the wealth while diversifying the local economy.  The Sedona City Council got a better...
In Other News

Rob Reiner turns Sedona film festival up to 11

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Rob Reiner has come a long ways over the last 40 years after rising to fame as Archie Bunker’s son-in-law with the less-than-enviable nickname.  On Saturday, Feb. 29, Reiner — now an Emmy-winning and Oscar-...
In Other News

ADOT to limit Oak Creek Canyon parking

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Anyone who has driven through Oak Creek Canyon in the summer, especially near Slide Rock State Park, knows that motorists often get very creative when trying to find a free place to park.  Finding those...
Human Interest

Police explorers take gold in Tac Challenge

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The Sedona Explorers’s trophy case just got a little more crowded.  Last month the young men and women who make up the Explorers, a community-based policing program for those interested in a career in law...
City News

Sedona City Council picks gateway sign, gets SIM update

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The Sedona City Council was given yet another update on the projects that are part of the ongoing $35 million Sedona in Motion master plan. According to city staff, so far, so good.  The presentation...
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Ron Eland has been the assistant managing editor of the Sedona Red Rock News for the past seven years. He started his professional journalism career at the age of 16 and over the past 35 years has worked for newspapers in Nevada, Hawaii, California and Arizona. In his free time he enjoys the outdoors, sports, photography and time with his family and friends.
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