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Sedona Dance Academy’s ‘Nutcracker’ cracks SPAC at the seams

What sells out the Sedona Performing Arts Center? Judging by the line around the corner outside the doors half an hour before the Sedona Dance Academy's annual production of Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s “The Nutcracker” on Dec. 14, the answer...

Fire district navigates rocky terrain on path to new station

The Sedona City Council and Sedona Fire District were scheduled to meet Wednesday, Dec. 18, to consider the options open to SFD for construction of a replacement Uptown fire station. Discussion of the future fire station’s location so far...

Second Cultural Park survey coming

While the process to produce a new master plan for the Sedona Cultural Park appears to be running three months behind schedule, residents can look forward to a new online survey on options for the park coming out this...

Sedona gun law update sparks AzCDL ire

The Sedona City Council took aim at updating its firearms in public places ordinance during its Dec. 10 meeting, but it may have missed the mark. The proposed update to Sedona City Code 12.30.090 was triggered by an Oct....

Council votes 6-1 to proceed with annexation

Sedona City Councilman Pete Furman said he was trying not to use the word “sprawl,” but he did eventually use it during the Sedona City Council’s discussion on Tuesday, Dec. 10, of annexing 3,422 acres of mainly Coconino National...

Jason Vieaux on view at Chamber Music’s season opener

Chamber Music Sedona launched its 42nd season on Sunday, Dec. 8, with an appearance by classical guitarist Jason Vieaux, who performed a couple of Johann Sebastian Bach classics for lute alongside a couple of pieces written by and for...

Uptown parking meters raise $3.3 million over seven years

The city of Sedona has taken in a total of $3,362,779.17 in revenue, or $2,585,327.29 adjusted for inflation since 2018, in Uptown parking fees during the program’s first seven years of operation. The Uptown metered parking initially consisted of...

YCC president attempts to limit Governing Board’s free speech rights and ban any criticism of her decisions

The Yavapai Community College Governing Board voted 4-1 on Nov. 19 to adopt a resolution drafted by former YCC President David Borofsky and requested by Deb McCasland — the District 2 board member, board chairwoman and a former college...

Changes coming to SAC’s Art Barn

Sedona’s artists and art lovers should prepare themselves for an upcoming discussion on the future of the Sedona Arts Center’s Art Barn. The former Jordan apple packing shed, which was built by Jim Farley around 1939, was purchased by...

Residents vote in Cultural Park planning survey

The first phase of the city of Sedona’s online survey on future uses for the Sedona Cultural Park ended on Nov. 15. The survey, which asked residents to rank a range of suggestions in nine categories covering proposed recreational,...

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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