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Scanners silent for 9/11 ceremony

The scanners will be silent Friday, Sept. 11, at 8 a.m., as part of Sedona Fire District’s Sept. 11 commemorative ceremony. SFD crews, Sedona Police Department and residents will gather at the flagpoles at SFD Station No. 1 in...

Fest reels in money

More than 7,200 individuals reveled in the parade of films, celebrities and workshops provided by the 14th annual Sedona International Film Festival & Workshop’s weeklong program, up 1,300 from the prior year. The festival began with...

Piñon project lawyer objects to P&Z delays

In spite of receiving a stern lecture on entitlement law and policy from Bill Ring, a Flagstaff land use attorney, Sedona’s Planning and Zoning Commissioners did not approve Paul Galloway’s Piñon Drive project. By Susan Johnson...

Council gives nod to 210-room resort

Fitch Industries won the first round in their bid to build a 210-room hotel when Sedona City Council voted unanimously for a major amendment to the Sedona Community Plan. By Susan Johnson Larson Newspapers ...

Mixed-use wins over City Council

    In the next two years, Paul Galloway plans to transform the debris-covered dirt lot next to Walgreens on Hwy. 89A into a “gorgeous” mixed-use development. Kallof Place, the future...

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Angela Thomas leads Sedona Toys for Tots

Angela Thomas is taking over as the local coordinator for the Toys for Tots program following the retirement of...

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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