Sedona residents may have noticed an uptick in the number of residents and visitors inside Sedona area shops, restaurants, stores and on the road. After a relatively slow summer economically, perhaps due to the unusual heat that kept Arizonans inside...
For City of Sedona offiÂcials, it’s a bill that pretty much equates to putting a bandage on a broken arm. In May, Gov. Doug Ducey signed House Bill 2672 into law, which provides cities and towns additional — albeit...
Even though the Arizona Legislature doesn’t reconÂvene until January, it doesn’t mean that commuÂnities can’t add to their wish list of topics to be discussed. Each year, the League of Arizona Cities and Towns — through its Resolutions Committee —...
Large homes in Sedona are far from uncommon. But one home in the Chapel area has received a lot of discussion as of late. Work has started on a 6,587-square-foot home at 49 Eagle Lane...
Last week, one of Sedona’s three state legislators, Arizona Rep. Bob Thorpe came to listen to residents voice their concerns about short-term rentals, which have exploded in the city since Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed into law Senate...
Seventeen-year-old Verde Valley School senior Elle Douglas was named the Sedona Police Department’s 2024 Cadet of the Year during...
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