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Sedona City Council votes 5-2 to more than double development fees

In a six-minute discussion, the Sedona City Council voted 5-2 on Jan. 14 to give final approval to city staff’s proposed doubling of development impact fees for new construction. The new fees will go into effect on Monday, March...

Fontes and Check discuss water, party affairs

After the Democrats’ poor general electoral performance two months ago, the Democrats of the Red Rocks heard speeches from Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes and newly-elected Yavapai County District 3 Supervisor Nikki Check addressing party affairs and water...

Mozart on the page, Miro Quartet on the stage

Sedonans were escorted to a “Rendezvous with Benny Goodman” courtesy of Chamber Music Sedona on Sunday, Jan. 12, in a jazz-classical fusion concert featuring the Miró Quartet with regular members Daniel Ching on violin, John Largess on viola and...

City staff propose additional STR rules, permits, audits

City of Sedona short-term rental specialist Teresah Arthur reported to the Sedona City Council on the success of Sedona’s STR permitting program during their Dec. 12 priority retreat, as well as outlining plans for more regulation of STRs in...

16-year-old pilot solos from Sedona Airport

On Nov. 26, his 16th birthday, Evan Schuessler of Flagstaff became the youngest pilot on record to fly solo at the Sedona Airport under the auspices of the airport’s newly-established flight school, Untethered Aviation. “We’ve had several students who...

City plans sale of 401 Jordan property to SFD

Following a Dec. 18 discussion between the Sedona City Council and the Governing Board of the Sedona Fire District, the city plans to move forward with selling its currently-vacant property at 401 Jordan Road to SFD for the construction...

New international codes coming to small-town Sedona

On Dec. 12, Sedona City Council heard city staff’s plans to adopt new building and land use codes, as well as updates on Housing Department staff’s attempts to encourage the creation of housing via methods that did not involve...

Second Cultural Park survey open through Jan. 19

As of Jan. 16, the second public meeting on the Cultural Park master planning process has been rescheduled for Wednesday, Feb. 19. The city of Sedona has released the second online survey in its ongoing process to create the new...

City of Sedona preps for new staffers

With the coming of the new year comes also the Sedona City Council’s annual priority retreat with its planning for new city staff positions, including a transportation planner, an emergency management coordinator, three new police officers including a dedicated...

Madole-Rigby House owners ask for multifamily rezoning

The owners of a large parcel of private land in West Sedona filed an application to have the property, which is currently zoned single-family residential, rezoned as high-density multifamily on Dec. 16. The Madole-Rigby House, built in 1948, sits...

About Me

Tim Perry grew up in Colorado and Montana and studied history at the University of North Dakota and the University of Hawaii before finding his way to Sedona. He is the author of eight novels and two nonfiction books in genres including science fiction, alternate history, contemporary fantasy, and biography. An avid hiker and traveler, he has lived on a sailboat in Florida, flown airplanes in the Rocky Mountains, and competed in showjumping and three-day eventing. He is currently at work on a new book exploring the relationships between human biochemistry and the evolution of cultural traits.
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