George Tice’s motor home brought him to Sedona in 1982, at least that’s how he said it happened. In reality, the blue-eyed man with dazzling white hair was living in New Hampshire and wanted to get away from the...
Members of the Verde River Basin Partnership have a conundrum. They do not understand why the cities and towns in the Prescott area are not joining in the partnership. Because of that, the federal government will not fork over...
Too often concerts do not allow a close-up view of the performers, but Sedona residents can be up close at the Chamber Music Sedona’s library series. Thursday, Jan. 21 at 7 p.m. Chamber Music Sedona brings the Zimro Project...
Charles Major has many loves in his life: his wife, Cindy, their four children, his job and rebuilding old cars. He was born in the Verde Valley in 1979 but left in 1992 to pursue interests elsewhere. Ten years...
Fireworks, parties, loud noises, champagne and a kiss at midnight are some of the modern traditions at the dawning of a new year, but celebrating the new year is an age-old practice. New Year’s is one of the oldest...
U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego held a town hall at the Yavapai-Apache Nation on April 17, introduced by Yavapai-Apache...
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