It takes a village to publish a local newspaper
Much of our newspaper is filled with stories written by our journalists, regular weekly, biweekly and monthly columns written by our columnists, and photos...
Constitution kept alive by devoted citizens
The Constitution has power because people still believe. Sunday, Sept. 17, is Constitution Day, the 230th anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution....
Terror attacks bring unity despite fear
Monday, Sept. 11, marks the 16th anniversary of the most devastating terrorist attacks on U.S. soil. The Sedona Fire District will host a memorial...
Loss of a child is too terrible to give it a name
On Saturday, Sept. 2, tragedy struck on the trail beneath Midgley Bridge, when a 2-year-old boy fell 50 to 60 feet down a cliff...
Culinary classes show college starting to care
We commend Yavapai College for listening to the needs of Sedona and Verde Valley students and opening a culinary program at the Sedona Center...
Lykins’ leaving doesn’t come as a surprise
Just three weeks into the school year, the Sedona-Oak Creek School District Governing Board meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 23, was full of drama, despite...
Turn around, bright eyes, for eclipse viewing
For the last two months, Americans have been abuzz about the Total Eclipse 2017. The path of totality moved from South Carolina to Oregon...
Slow down for students going back to school
Be safe on the road with school back in session. School has resumed throughout Sedona and the Verde Valley. In the last few weeks,...
