When the coronavirus pandemic led to officials ordering shutdowns and other issues for businesses and individuals in the spring, local food banks saw demand soar, as families lost employment and schools closed.
Nine months into the crisis, demand at local...
As first responders, members of the Sedona Fire District take precautions before, during and after a call that may be associated with a patient with COVID-19. But despite those safety measures, they have not been immune from testing positive...
For the organizers of the Sedona International Film Festival, the writing was on the wall.
In early November, SIFF Executive Director Patrick Schweiss said the show must go on and that the festival was looking at offering a hybrid approach...
A trio of incidents in less than a week at Natural Grocers in West Sedona resulted in police being called multiple times.
The Sedona Police Department responded to calls related to customers refusing to wear masks in violation of store...
On the afternoon of Friday, Dec. 11, Sedona-Oak Creek School District announced that a West Sedona School student had tested positive for COVID-19. This marks the second students at the school for preschoolers through sixth graders, with the first...
Shake out your sequins for the “Rajah of Rhinestones,” costume designer Bob Mackie, who will be opening this year’s...
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