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Future event funding still fuzzy

The city of Sedona is still studying the issue of what agencies or groups can apply for funding and for how much. Sedona Assistant City Manager Alison Zelms said the city needs to come up with proposals before coming...

Chamber music at library offers close up of performers

Too often concerts do not allow a close-up view of the performers, but Sedona residents can be up close at the Chamber Music Sedona’s library series. Thursday, Jan. 21 at 7 p.m. Chamber Music Sedona brings the Zimro Project...

City revaluates its event funding

The Sedona City Council last week looked into changing the process for distribution of event funds for next year. This discussion came immediately after council voted to not fund organizations in round two of its event funding program. Mark...

Letters ask for 89A to stay open in canyon

While no decision has been reached yet on whether to close or plow State Route 89A in Oak Creek Canyon this winter, several residents and businesses are letting their voices be heard. The Sedona Chamber of Commerce...

Flood costs on the rise

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...

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Council approves $438,009 for APS power conduit

The Sedona City Council unanimously approved a $438,009.33 construction agreement with Arizona Public Service for work on the Forest...

Sedona Charter School’s MMUN sets its sights on the world

The Sedona Charter School’s Montessori Model United Nations students spent the afternoon of March 10 sharing with their parents...
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