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APS plans solar energy future

On July 29, Arizona Public Service Company announced plans to add new solar and wind resources that will help expand the company’s renewable energy portfolio to about 2,500 mega­watts by 2021 — enough to power more than half a...

No shutoffs in heat, APS says

 Those residents having a tough time paying their power bill this summer and facing disconnection will get a bit of a reprieve. Late last week, Arizona Public Service — Arizona’s largest electricity utility company —...

Council rejects $5 opt-out fee

The Sedona City Council is letting its voice be heard in regard to Arizona Public Service’s proposed smart meter opt-out fee requirements. By a unanimous vote on Tuesday, April 11, council approved a letter drafted by City Attorney Robert...

Power cut off for 2,300 customers

The bird’s the word, or rather, what’s left of the bird. It was a scattered pile of gray feathers in the 700 block of Jordan Road that tipped off one Sedona homeowner to the source of the Uptown power...

VOC school goes solar

By Alison Ecklund Larson Newspapers Big Park Community School flipped the switch for $41,000 a year savings when it turned on its large scale photovoltaic system Wednesday, May 20. Big...

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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...

Sedona Symphony opens season with surprises

The Sedona Symphony launched its 20th season at the Sedona Performing Arts Center on Sunday, Oct. 20, with several...
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