Candidate debates show voters how leaders reason when making decisions
The Sept. 10 debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump was watched live by 67 million people and discussed by...
Death of Chevron deference may reopen roads that the US Forest Service has closed
For years, the U.S. Forest Service has been closing thousands of miles of motorized trails in Arizona and more throughout the American Southwest.
A significant...
Ban of Twitter in Brazil raises free speech questions
On Aug. 31, the nation of Brazil banned Twitter — no one in real life calls it “X” — in an argument over free...
On the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks of 2001
Wednesday, Sept. 11, marked the 23rd anniversary of the most devastating terrorist attacks on U.S. soil.
The attacks were the start of a global assault...
Concert series kicks off festival, tourist season
Friday, Sept. 6, will be the date for the first of the city of Sedona’s four Red Dirt Concerts, taking place at Posse Grounds...
Mayor of Surprise violates citizen’s free speech rights; judge tosses case Oct. 23
Skip Hall, the mayor of the city of Surprise, had 32-year-old Surprise resident Rebekah Massie arrested during an Aug. 20 Surprise City Council meeting’s...
Take a microtransit shuttle ride and tell us your views
Barring any last-minute delays after press time, the city of Sedona will officially be rolling out its new on-demand, curb-to-curb microtransit program on Thursday,...
Pathetic 44.32% voter turnout denies Sedona City Council any mandate
Now that the final July 30 election results have been posted by Coconino and Yavapai Counties, Sedona residents should be utterly disappointed by the...
