Years ago when one would see a person bent over as they walked, it was dismissed as a problem of old age, but no longer. With research and education we now know they suffered from osteoporosis — the thinning...
An attempt will be made to satisfy all ages, levels of expertise, and learning styles through the use of lectures, presentations, demonstrations, critiques, and hands-on experimentation and practice. There...
Families and children in the Verde Valley who want to learn how to get control of their finances have a local resource. Very few people have escaped the effects of the recent economic recession and so there couldn’t be...
One of the hardest parts of getting out of homelessness is getting a bank account, learning to budget and re-establishing credit. Without these, a person with felonies or bad credit cannot get a bank account, which...
Eva Heiliger March 15, 1915 — Feb. 2, 2009 Eva Heiliger was born in Seattle, Wash., and moved to Sedona with her husband, Dick, in 1967. In 2001 they moved to California to be...
Sedona City Manager Anette Spickard sent a letter to the Arizona Corporation Commission on March 17 supporting the Arizona...
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