The Sedona City Council on Tuesday, Nov. 10, approved $1.3 million in improvements to its wastewater treatment plant. The improvements, which have been discussed for months, involve upgrading the dry beds at the treatment plant. Carollo Engineers presented council...
Three weeks after a flash flood poured through Tlaquepaque arts and crafts village the only sign of distress visible on the exterior is a little extra dust on the roads and walkways. Visitors meander through the cobblestone maze enjoying...
Some people in Sedona collect antiques without knowing much about the history of the basket or the hat or the quilt they’ve just purchased. Not so for the Palatki Chapter of Questers, one of four chapters comprised of residents...
When Sedona firefighters recently responded to a fire on Abbott Road, the sprinkler system had already put it out. Damage on Aug. 15 was estimated at $1,000, Sedona Fire District Fire Marshal Will Loesche said, thanks to the sprinklers....
Federal grant money assigned to improve services at the Sedona Fire District languishes in an SFD reserve account, exposing a lack of expertise in grant writing at the fire district. Grant money can add faster, more up-to-date services to...
The law west of Oak Creek is increasingly in the hands of a Verde Valley native, Judge Earlda Lynn...
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