Following Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey’s June 29 executive order closing some businesses again to slow the spread of COVID-19, Michelle Thompson, public information officer for Arizona State Parks, said that as of June 30 the state parks currently open...
Until Tuesday, June 23, most residents of Sedona assumed that their City Council weighed decisions collectively and voted on issues based partly on data, partly on public opinion, partly on intuition.
At the council meeting Tuesday, Sedona Mayor Sandy Moriarty...
*The text of the mask proclamation is included below the story
For decades it’s been common to see signs on the front of businesses that state “No shoes. No shirt. No service.” These days, however, many will be adding a...
The Taylor Fire, located approximately 13 miles southwest of Flagstaff, in Sycamore Canyon Wilderness near Turkey Butte, is expected to continue to intermittently generate smoke in Sedona and surrounding areas throughout the next several days. The Coconino County Health...
Katie, a young border collie, was excited to be out of her cage and at the center of firefighters’ attention. After taking a lap around the room, to get petted from all...
Sedona Charter School and the Parangello Players will be performing “The Fork in the Road: A Fractured Fairy Tale”...
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