Sedona Public Library to start 2023 Summer Reading Program
The Sedona Public Library’s 2023 Summer Reading Program “All Together Now!” will run from Saturday, June 3, through Saturday, July 29.
This year’s theme aims...
The environmental and economic costs of Sedona’s sewage plant
Since its incorporation, the city of Sedona has spent at least $340 million — in inflation-adjusted dollars — on building, upgrading and operating its...
‘Better than winning the Super Bowl’: Memories of the Cultural Park
The Sedona Cultural Park opened with a flourish of trumpets on May 26, 2000, as the Phoenix Symphony under the baton of Hermann Michael...
Fruit tree plantings continue throughout Sedona
Through the efforts of the Ammucare Charitable Trust’s local affiliate Lori Werner and other local leaders, the Fruit Tree Plantation Drive program has planted...
Sedona residents voice views on OHV ban to council
The council chambers at Sedona City Hall were packed to overflowing on the afternoon of Tuesday, May 23, for a discussion of Mayor Scott...
30-acre Miller Fire in Sedona area canyon now at 31% containment with minimal activity
On the morning of Memorial Day, Monday, May 29, the Sedona-area Miller Fire is 31% contained at 30 acres and is experiencing minimal activity.
The...
Archaeologist describes migrations of pre-Columbian Salado
The Verde Valley Chapter of the Arizona Archaeology Society closed out its spring meetings at the Sedona Public Library on Thursday, May 18, with...
Arizona Rangers historian Nick Cain shares the past
The Sedona Historical Society closed out its spring series of Living History presentations on Thursday, May 11, with Arizona Ranger State Historian Nick “Colorado”...
