Few are the people living in Sedona who haven’t heard horror stories about someone bitten by a Mojave rattlesnake and coming close to dying from its highly toxic venom. By Susan Johnson Larson Newspapers Few...
Sedona City Council wants to go green and wants to go now.
“We owe it to our citizens and to ourselves to try green products,” Councilman Rob Adams said at the council’s public meeting on Nov. 27.
By Susan Johnson
Larson Newspapers
Sedona...
With a victory over weeds, Vibrant Sedona founder Matthew Turner unleashes his environmentalism on other pollutants with Green Sedona. By Trista Steers Larson Newspapers ________________ With a victory over weeds, Vibrant Sedona founder...
Amid praise for developer Al Spector, The Retreat on Oak Creek development received final plat approval Monday, May 21, from the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors. By Mike Cosentino Larson Newspapers ________________ ...
The holiday season has seen more and more riders on the RoadRunner trolleys, from local students on a quest for ice cream to passengers getting to holiday events. By Ella Garrett Larson Newspapers ________________ ...
The Sedona Heritage Museum held its annual Veterans Day ceremony and lunch on Monday, Nov. 11, with about 200...
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