Due to Sedona’s inaction on improving flow on our roads, my thesaurus is now stuck in traffic as well
Several times during the last few weeks, the city of Sedona has used uniformed police officers to close off the southbound lanes exiting both...
Sedona City Council’s lack of transparency in picking our leaders is distressing
Transparency is the cornerstone of democracy. Transparency in government lets citizens and voters see what elected officials and their professional staff are up to,...
Kansas police chief finally ousted after raiding Marion County Record newspaper in August
In an August editorial, I warned our readers that the 1,902-person Kansas prairie town of Marion was the epicenter of a new assault on...
Thank you for supporting the Sedona Red Rock News for 60 years
You likely noticed that the front of today’s edition of the Sedona Red Rock News has a special masthead. This is the original hand-drawn...
Libraries exist for us all, not just squeaky wheels
There has been an unsettling trend at libraries in the Verde Valley as a small handful of residents have begun harassing or even threatening...
Sedona Red Rock News and our sister newspapers win 15 awards in Arizona Newspapers Association contest
Larson Newspapers, which publishes the Sedona Red Rock News, The Camp Verde Journal and the Cottonwood Journal Extra, walked away with 15 awards at...
You’re all invited to the Sedona Red Rock News’ 60th anniversary party on Sept. 20
The Sedona Red Rock News has been the voice of Sedona and the Verde Valley since we published our first edition on Thursday, Oct....
Sedona Mayor Scott Jablow’s proposed OHV ban was never about ‘safety’
Facing a business-killing hammer held above their heads by first-term Sedona Mayor Scott Jablow, four of Sedona’s OHV companies drafted a goodwill agreement to...
