The Sedona International Film Festival more than double the attendees at this year’s regularly scheduled festival than the rescheduled festival last June.
If it seemed like all the hotel bookings and traffic from SIFF came back quicker than usual, it’s...
Oak Creek Canyon is getting a 1.5-year-long face lift starting right before Sedona’s busiest tourist season.
Despite the increased traffic during spring break, the Arizona Department of Transportation has granted an $11.1 million contract with Sand & Gravel Co. for...
This Sedona City Council needs to fix the traffic problems caused by decades of municipal mismanagement. Council members and city leaders should be on the phone daily with officials in Coconino and Yavapai counties, the U.S. Forest Service, the...
One of the major components of the Sedona in Motion transportation plan has been scrapped by the Arizona Department of Transportation and the city of Sedona agrees.
In 2018 the city of Sedona entered into an agreement with ADOT to...
During the Sedona City Council meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 23, council members and staff brought up the term NIMBY — Not In My Back Yard — several times related to a plan to connect city streets for pedestrian use....
Verde Valley School head Ben Lee gave a presentation on the history of the school to the Rotary Club...
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