Remembering the Pearl Harbor attack 80 years ago on Dec. 7, 1941
By David Isquith
edited with additional information by Christopher Fox Graham/Larson Newspapers
My uncle, Lt. Cmdr. Solomon S. Isquith, was the engineering officer and the...
Foreigners face hurdles to Sedona tourism
On Nov. 8, the U.S. reopened its borders to vaccinated tourists from 33 countries previously barred from non-essenÂtial travel to the country due to...
Sedona builder Phil Morris dies
After a two-year battle with congestive heart failure, Phil Morris, 84, died Nov. 15.
The Morris Company’s portfolio includes commercial projects such as Enchantment Resort,...
Maudelle Terry shares her grandma’s rules
Grandma Baker liked men — but she didn’t. Her rules don’t apply to all men — but they do. Women don’t want to believe...
One lane of SR 89A to close Nov. 30 for manhole repairs
The city of Sedona’s Wastewater Department and contractor Standard Construction Company will complete repairs on a sewer manhole located on State Route 89A between...
Council OKs school’s permit
Sedona City Council unanimously voted to amend the conditional use permit to uphold Running River School’s rental of Christ Center Wesleyan Church’s building to...
City to spend 91% more on renovations
The Sedona Police Station renovation was officially approved to move forward, with construction beginning in January 2022.
At its Tuesday, Nov. 23, meeting, the Sedona...
Santa returns for breakfast
One of Sedona’s favorite holiday events is back this year after the city canceled it last year. The 11th annual Breakfast with Santa will...
