Sedona City Manager Justin Clifton doubted he’d ever see such an agreement.
Following nearly two years of discussion and negotiations, Sedona’s two helicopter tour companies reached an agreement to establish a no-fly zone over the vast majority of the city.
“It’s...
There finally appears to be a light at the end of the tunnel for area hotels.
Figures released last week by the Sedona Chamber of Commerce show that the first two nights of the Memorial Day weekend saw 77% occupancy...
Last week, we sent Larson Newspapers photoÂjournalist Daulton Venglar to shoot aerial footage with his drone over Uptown and the U.S. Forest Service lands near Fay Canyon: Uptown, to show how the normally busy shopping district was vacant and...
As discussions at the state and federal level continues as to when the country can expect to reopen and have some semblance of normalcy, business owners are waiting for the green light to do so. ...
The message from the Sedona Chamber of Commerce has remained the same for the past few years: When it comes to tourism, the goal is quality over quantity with less visitors spending more money. Sedona...
The Sedona City Council began the process of bringing Sedona’s codes governing accessory dwelling units into conformity with recent...
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