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City assesses impact of 1.1% state tax increase

As the state grapples whether to increase the state sales tax for all of Arizona to help solve its budget woes, towns and cities are waiting to see what the impacts would be. What is being discussed in the...

City back to basics in weed battle

By Alison Ecklund Larson Newspapers   The city of Sedona will use regular herbicides to combat unruly weeds in its right-of-ways after a three-year trial of alternative herbicides failed. On April 28, Sedona City Council...

Council offers $167K for new manager

By Alison Ecklund Larson Newspapers   Sedona City Council approved to pay its next possible city manager more than its last. On Monday, April 6, council approved, 7-0, a contract...

Council voting reveals divide

After nearly three months of watching Sedona’s City Council take action, one thing is clear. There is a split between those who are willing to support motions moving forward and those who aren’t. ...

Teachers will get pay raise

The Sedona-Oak Creek School District governing board approved a budget that will get teachers and staff more money. At the Thursday, July 10, meeting the district’s new business manager, Jeff Walker, Ph.D., presented the fiscal year...

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Tuzigoot hosts events for heritage month 

Friday, Nov. 1, marks the beginning of Native American Heritage Month. It serves as a significant time when we...

City moves to swat private sport courts

The Sedona City Council held a work session on Oct. 9 at which council members supported creating new regulations...
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