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...
A police raid of a Kansas newsroom imperils all Americans’ civil liberties
Marion, Kan., became the epicenter of an assault on our constitutional protections and the scene of an undemoÂcratic power grab as well as a...
Commend Sedona City Council for its ordinance on new ordinances
We would like to commend Sedona City Councilman Pete Furman and Councilwoman Kathy Kinsella for getting their ordinance on ordinances passed de facto unanimously...
There’s light at the end of the short-term rental hallway
When it comes to vacation rentals, the spring and summer of 2023 have been far different than the pandemic years of 2020, 2021 and...
Stay cool as summer heat tops 100 degrees
Most of the Southwest is now under an excessive heat warning, with days last weekend reaching 100 degrees or higher.
In Cottonwood, temperatures average about...
More questions than answers about Big Park Community School’s possible sale to Yavapai County
The Sedona-Oak Creek School District is delaying its discussions about whether to accept a letter of intent to sell Big Park Community School in...
Vote to fund Sedona Chamber of Commerce’s Uptown Visitor Center shows goodwill
Last week the Sedona City Council took the first steps toward repairing its relationship with Sedona’s business community and our workers by agreeing to...
