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Trevillyan keeps Sedona’s history alive

To recognize Arizonans dedicated to preserving state history, the Arizona Historical Foundation, the state historian and Westin Kierland Resort & Spa in Scottsdale created the annual Arizona Culturekeeper award. By Tyler Midkiff Larson...

Friends to set aside ’12 hours for Danny’

In honor of one of Arizona’s most respected musicians, performers from throughout the state are hauling themselves and their gear into Sedona on their own dimes to play a series of benefit concerts. By...

News wins nine ANA journalism awards

The Sedona Red Rock News won first place for Community Service and Journalistic Achievement at the 2007 Arizona Newspapers Association Better Newspaper Contest awards ceremony in Scottsdale on Saturday, Sept. 22. Staff Report ...

$200K to save trees

The Arizona Department of Transportation plans to spend $200,000 more on the Hwy. 179 Improvement Project to save trees between the ‘Y’ intersection and Oak Creek Bridge. By Trista Steers...

Death of cultural park could give life

The Creekwalk may be built and the Barbara Antonsen Memorial Park may be completed sooner as the city of Sedona scrambles to comply with requirements attached to approximately $650,000 it received from the state for the Sedona Cultural Park....

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Sedona-Oak Creek School District collecting coins for Special Olympics

To celebrate March as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, the Sedona-Oak Creek School District and Sedona police officers Catherine Beers...

SR 89A through Oak Creek Canyon reopened after snowstorm closed highway and northbound Interstate 17

The Arizona Department of Transportation reopened State Route 89A through Oak Creek Canyon this evening on Friday, March 7,...
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