Lack of creek access at 7.8 acres of creek-front property offered to the city became the deciding factor for Sedona City Council to not accept the land. By Trista Steers Larson Newpapers Lack of...
Coconino County Superior Court Judge Charles Adams decides Monday, July 16, if Arizona Department of Transportation can take land from Tlaquepaque for the Hwy. 179 Improvement Project. By Trista Steers Larson Newspapers ________________ ...
If Hwy. 179 is moved farther to the north, as requested by Tlaquepaque arts and crafts village, the Center for the New Age will go out of business, Anita Dalton said. ...
Sedona City Council accepted the 7.8-acre Jordan Preserve, possibly forfeiting approximately $845,000 in parks and recreation development impact fees. On May 8, council voted 4-3 to take the land Cole Sedona Preserve offered in...
Before another bridge is constructed over Oak Creek, Sedona City Council asked area land owners Tuesday, April 10, to try to negotiate access to landlocked property via the Oak Creek Cliffs Drive bridge. ...
The Greater Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau is proud to announce David Key as its new president...
Will you support us?
Community news is of the upmost importance. Our reporters, photojournalists, editors, production staffers, salespeople and delivery drivers are hard at work providing you with the news coverage you need most. We ask for your support during these trying time to keep producing the best local news available. Start out for as little as $3.
