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Prescott kills water study

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...

Future event funding still fuzzy

The city of Sedona is still studying the issue of what agencies or groups can apply for funding and for how much. Sedona Assistant City Manager Alison Zelms said the city needs to come up with proposals before coming...

Proper focus could help the future of our communities

Many people today are totally consumed by lobbyists in Washington, D.C., who actually seem to be running our country. For some folks, the word “lobbyist” conjures up negative images and back room deals. We can still remember how Jack...

Parking time limit upsets business owner

An Uptown business owner is upset customers are receiving citations for parking more than three hours in one location. Tom Henry said he is angry because the no parking signs are misleading, and claims he was told the three-hour...

City revaluates its event funding

The Sedona City Council last week looked into changing the process for distribution of event funds for next year. This discussion came immediately after council voted to not fund organizations in round two of its event funding program. Mark...

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STR complaints down in 2024, most common in summer

The city of Sedona’s data on complaints about short-term rentals has revealed that the city averages one and a...

E. Lynn Riordan named Sedona associate magistrate

The law west of Oak Creek is increasingly in the hands of a Verde Valley native, Judge Earlda Lynn...
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