Larson Newspapers take home 17 state awards
At the 2021 Arizona Newspapers Association’s awards ceremony, held on Thursday, Oct. 6, Larson Newspapers won a total of 17 journalism awards.
The Camp Verde...
Sedona City Council puts cars first, workers second
I woke up this morning at the city-owned apartment complex at Posse Grounds, just east of West Sedona School.
The complex’s more than 200 units...
‘Welcome to Sedona,’ unless you’re poor
We see warnings that tourism and its related tax revenue are down across the Verde Valley and are expected to decline further through the...
Sedona mayoral candidates face big questions in Oct. 6 debate
We hope that you read our front-page story about the upcoming debate on Thursday, Oct. 6, and plan to watch the debate in person...
Meet Sedona mayoral candidates in ‘After Press,’ our new podcast
Sedona voters have had numerous opportunities to get to know City Council candidates via public forums, speaking engagements and gatherings.
Yet at such events, both...
Silencing others’ speech is an illiberal attack on republic
Civil discourse in the United States has been hyper-polarized for years. One could claim the split from partisan positions into silos that refuse to...
Public notices in newspapers keep eye on government
A person’s No. 1 source of local news is still the newspaper. Residents pick up the Sedona Red Rock News to read about the...
Mayoral vote checkmates itself into a bogus defense
Last week, the Sedona City Council voted 6-1 to approve Mayor Sandy Moriarty to join the Mayors Climate Network.
This came after an identical vote...
