Volunteer to help literacy
Sedona Literacy is in its 29th year of existence, and this could be its biggest year yet — that is, if the program gets...
Mom looks for runaway
For nearly two months, every street she walks down, every store she goes into and every phone call she receives, Lydia Murphy hopes that...
Splash stays harvest fresh
Sedona Parks and Recreation’s popular Pumpkin Splash has been one of the town’s signature fall events for the past eight years. But like almost...
Consultants discuss traffic
Most people in Sedona will agree there is a traffic problem. But when it comes to a solution, there have been few answers.That’s where...
College unveils its campus renovations
What began as a hopeful idea a year ago is one step closer to reality. On Friday, Oct. 7, visitors to Yavapai College Sedona...
Locals compete in Individual World Poetry Slam
The world’s top performance poets will compete across four days next week at four Flagstaff venues for the 13th annual Individual World Poetry Slam....
Pickels: Law is ‘draconian’
Sedona City Attorney Robert Pickels didn’t hold back on his thoughts regarding a state bill that went into effect over the summer.“This is one...
Council to discuss rentals
Fact: Short-term vacation rentals will soon be allowed in Sedona. Myth: There will be no regulations associated with this practice.On May 12, Gov. Doug...
