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2024 sales taxes appear to edge out inflation

Final totals for the city of Sedona’s fiscal year 2024 sales and bed tax collections, including the period from July 2023 through June 2024, have been released and were discussed by the Sedona City Council on Oct. 8. Total...

Goldwater sues city, Jablow over short-term rentals

The Goldwater Institute has filed suit against the city of Sedona, Mayor Scott Jablow and City Manager Anette Spickard over the city’s refusal to grant a short-term rental permit to the new owner of the Oak Creek Mobilodge. Oak...

Tourism totals mostly stable since 2019, below prior estimates

Buckle up, Sedona: You’re getting a lot fewer total tourists than previously thought. For decades, Sedonans have repeated “3 million to 3.5 million” when talking about the number of tourists who visit annually. Former Mayor Sandy Moriarty said in...

City Council will get choice of hotels on Aug. 13

The Sedona City Council will have the chance to choose between two sizes for a new hotel development in Uptown on Tuesday, Aug. 13, when it considers a request from Dutchman’s Cove LLC, owned by the Stevenson family, developers...

RD Olson sues city of Sedona, council members, hotel opponents

Olson Real Estate Group, doing business as R.D. Olson Development, and its subsidiary 115 Schnebly LLC, developers of the proposed Oak Creek Heritage Lodge, have filed a lawsuit against the city of Sedona and seven residents following the Sedona...

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Bryce Kirk of Sedona gets a full scholarship 

The University of Puget Sound is proud to announce that Bryce Kirk of Sedona is the newest recipient of...

Sedona City Council holds up Posse Grounds flagpole to check size and height

The Sedona City Council considered the possible installation of a permanent flagpole at Posse Grounds Park on Oct. 22,...
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