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Volunteers help children succeed

A real good cause is seeking a few good volunteers. As the Sedona Literary Center starts its 22nd year of tutoring second- and third-grade students in reading, writing and arithmetic, it’s looking for an important part of the equation...

Sun powered plaza

A Sedona family is taking advantage of Arizona’s sunny days by taking a giant leap forward in solar-powered energy. George and Claudine Moore, owners of La Tierra Plaza, recently installed 297 solar panels on four carport...

Surber wants some answers

The lights are back on —  at least to Sedona City Council’s agenda. On Tuesday, June 24, City Council approved 7-0 to reopen a motion it passed June 10 regarding safety issues on Highway 89A, although time may no...

Magicians who need props look to Village

Of the small handful of magic prop manufacturers in the world, Village of Oak Creek resident Nick Ruggiero is among the most highly specialized. He’s known for his high-tech, esoteric props — most priced well beyond...

$1-million ‘stench’ may soon be gone

The scent of sewage that often hangs in the air on Hwy. 89A near Bristlecone Pines Road, just north of Upper Red Rock Loop Road may soon be gone. By Susan Johnson Larson Newspapers...

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Sedona Charter School students to stage ‘The Fork in the Road’ 

Sedona Charter School and the Parangello Players will be performing “The Fork in the Road: A Fractured Fairy Tale”...

VOCA rejects Superior, Supreme Court decisions on STR ban

Following the Arizona Supreme Court’s rejection of the Village of Oakcreek Association’s short-term rental ban, which upheld the previous...
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