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Legislators, public discuss short-term rentals at state capitol

Until three years ago, the topic of short-term vacation rentals wasn’t on the mind of many Arizonans. That’s since changed. As more and more homes become vacation rentals, those for and against the practice have become more vocal. Thoughts...

Sedona Oxford hotel is still on track

It’s not quite back to the drawing board for a proposed hotel in Sedona but it’s close.  The project, located at the intersection of State Route 89A and Soldier Pass Road on property formerly owned by the Biddle family,...

Hearing on Hilton Garden Inn proposal set for Nov. 20

As a result of a paperwork snafu in late summer, the much-talked about Hilton Garden Inn’s appearance before the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors was delayed.  Now, unless another delay is requested, it’s set to be heard and possibly...

Borowsky family looks to build new housing between Sedona and Cottonwood

For the past 15 years Eric Borowsky has been trying to decide the proper use for his land. He’s confident he’s found it. Spring Creek Ranch is the brainchild of Borowsky and his daughter, Lisa Borowsky, who...

County supervisors from across state target short-term rentals

It’s been nearly three years since Gov. Doug Ducey signed legislation disallowing cities or coun­ties from prohibiting short-term vacation rentals. And while many have taken advantage of the law financially by renting parts or all of their...

Chapel Road getting shared-use pathway

The city of Sedona is addressing a safety issue near one of the area’s most popular tourists areas that will benefit both residents and visitors. For years there has been a concern for pedestrians on...

Sedona City Council reviews $44M transit plan

Despite a bit of sticker shock, the Sedona City Council agreed that transit is something that needs to be addressed — sooner rather than later. During a three-hour discussion on Wednesday, Oct. 23, council gave direction to...

City council approves design funds for Forest Road connector

It’s all about traffic flow and safety — and not neces­sarily in that order.  The Sedona City Council gave the nod to proceed with a design of the Forest Road connector project during its meeting Tuesday, Oct. 22. Council...

Sustainable Tourism Plan discussed at Sedona Chamber of Commerce’s annual meeting

The message was clear — a change is afoot in terms of Sedona tourism. That was shared by Sedona Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Jennifer Wesselhoff during the annual partner meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 16. ...

Residents gather in VOC for evacuation forum

It was nearly standing room only as close to 200 residents packed the Village of Oakcreek Association’s clubhouse to seek information on what would happen if the community had to face a natural disaster. The...

About Me

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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