U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema answers questions in one-on-one interview in Sedona
U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema spoke Nov. 11, at the Veterans Day commemoration at the Sedona Heritage Museum. Afterwards, she met for a one-on-one...
SOCSD delays shuttle parking vote
The Sedona-Oak Creek School District Governing Board is holding off its vote on the city of Sedona’s rental of West Sedona School’s fenced field...
SRRHS hosts assembly for Veterans Day
Sedona Red Rock High School’s student council hosted its inaugural Veterans Day assembly on Nov. 10.
Around 200 students gathered in the Sedona Performing Arts...
Schlegel hired as Sedona’s magistrate judge
Paul Schlegel will take the bench as Sedona’s new magistrate judge on Monday, Nov. 22.
The Sedona City Council approved a two-year contract for Schlegel...
Yavapai County Attorney’s Office faces backlog
The COVID-19 pandemic forced nearly all government agencies and programs to screech to a halt in 2020.
Criminal courts in Arizona and around the nation...
Expect delays on SR179 while crews stripe lanes Nov. 17 and 18
The Arizona Department of Transportation is advising motorists to plan for daytime lane restrictions along a 6-mile stretch of State Route 179 north of...
Lobbyist plans city short-term rental strategy
For years Sedona’s most pressing issue to many residents has been the city’s regulation, or lack of, for short-term rentals.
But after the City...
City Council makes ‘temporary’ half-cent sales tax increase permanent
After seven previous discussions at Sedona City Council meetings, the half-cent sales tax is here to stay with a 6-1 vote.
Since the unanimous vote...
