Surrounded by paintings in one of the only Ukrainian-owned galleries in Sedona, Nataliia Beliak wiped away her tears as she recalled the days before she fled her hometown of Malyn, Ukraine, with her two children.
“I just moved to another...
If you have driven on State Route 89A by Coffeepot Road in the past few days, you may have noticed someone standing with a sign advocating for the working homeless of Sedona. That someone is Zzenn Loren, formerly known...
It has been over a year since the Sedona City Council looked at the housing needs assessment and so far city leaders are still asking around for available and suitable properties.
“My definition of affordable housing is that a household...
Affordable housing has long been an albatross for the city of Sedona.
While officials use the term “affordable,” and there is a federally defined term “low income housing,” what city officials and most residents really mean is “workforce” housing.
Sedona City...
Owning a home is a dream for many. And while some may take a slightly different route in doing so, the joy is still the same. This includes those individuals who become homeowners through the...
The Sedona Charter School’s Montessori Model United Nations students spent the afternoon of March 10 sharing with their parents...
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