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City banks on marketing boost

Tourism is the lifeblood of Sedona, but COVID-19’s tourniquet nearly cut that blood source off completely for more than two months. However, in recent weeks there have been signs that the economy is beginning to improve. “These are ‘unprecedented times,’” Chamber...

Don’t get too excited about May jobs blip

We have reasons to be slightly optimistic about our local economy, but should prepare for a very slow recovery after COVID-19. According to news reporting on some of the notes within the Department of Labor’s May jobs report, some workers...

City readies for budget deficit

The work that goes into setting a city’s budget is always a bit challenging and time-consuming. But when a world­wide pandemic is thrown into the mix — which impacts the bottom line greatly — things get even more difficult. Last...

Ducey lets retail, salons & restaurants open

Shopping in your favorite retail store may look a little different for the time being. Even though grocery and hard­ware stores have remained open during the COVID-19 shutdown, most retail stores have been closed. That began to change this week...

To filmmakers and movie buffs: Welcome

The Sedona International Film Festival is one day away.  For the next nine days, Sedona will be awash in films and movie talk as filmmakers, actors, directors and producers become tourists in our red rock city.  ...

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STR rules becoming more complicated

The Sedona City Council unanimously approved amendments to the city’s short-term rental ordinance on March 25 after a first...

Sedona Torch Run on April 11 supports Special Olympics

The public is encouraged to cheer on the runners for the Sedona Police Department’s 2025 Law Enforcement Torch Run...
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