The bird’s the word, or rather, what’s left of the bird. It was a scattered pile of gray feathers in the 700 block of Jordan Road that tipped off one Sedona homeowner to the source of the Uptown power...
Even if President Obama were to accomplish what seems like the impossible — reforming the nation’s health care systems — it will be too late for some people in Sedona who are uninsured, underinsured or thought their high premium...
Primary colors spatter the glossy bedroom eyes of pop icon Marilyn Monroe. Her seductive, half-lidded stare and luscious ruby lips angle up as if to kiss the viewer. Glamorous and tragic, Monroe’s double life, one for...
Among public criticism of spending mixed with a strong support of its services, the Sedona Fire District hired a civilian — Karen Daines — to fill a new position as business director. Daines, who started June...
The Sedona City Council will soon be one member short. Councilman Ramon Gomez recently announced his resignation from council, effective Friday, August 1, after two years on council. Gomez had two more years left...
For some, like Jesse Clutterbuck, van life or homelessness is a pragmatic response to economic and physical challenges. For...
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