Woman dies on Hi-Line Trail in Sedona
A 44-year-old woman vacationing from Pennsylvania died while hiking the Hi-Line Trail with her two daughters and husband on the afternoon of Friday, June...
StreeHeat back-to-school drive returns July 13
StreeHeat-Ministries, a Las Vegas-based charitable nonprofit, will be returning to Sedona with its second annual backpack drive for underserved students, which will focus on...
Old Chevron building at the Y to get repurposed
Sedona residents may have noticed recent activity at the old Chevron station located next to the “Y” roundabout at the intersection of State Routes...
Sedona Fire District responds to heat calls
“Sedona Fire has had five patients today in the back country suffering heat-related illnesses,” the Sedona Fire District announced on Saturday. “We are asking...
Residents appeal Oak Creek Heritage Lodge approval
A group of Bear Wallow Road residents and an Uptown resident have filed appeals of the Sedona Planning and Zoning Commission’s April 16 approval...
An inside look on how journalists find & report the news
A member of the Cottonwood City Council recently voiced some confusion about how we journalists report on local news.
I reached out to answer...
City authorizes up to $18M in garage bonds
The Sedona City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday, June 11, to approve a proposed issue of up to $18 million in excise revenue bonds...
Cottonwood council renews dispatch agreement with Sedona
The Cottonwood City Council unanimously approved seven service agreements to provide dispatch services to regional municipalities and emergency service providers during its meeting on...
