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U.S. Forest Service bans camping for two years

As an area almost entirely surrounded by national forest land, the Verde Valley is no stranger to camping. Every year, residents of the Verde Valley can expect tourists traveling from Phoenix or beyond to take advantage of the area’s beautiful...

Failed catalytic converter started SR179 brush fires

On Thursday, June 6, State Route 179, south of Sedona, was closed for a short period as Sedona Fire District and U.S. Forest Service crews battled a series of fires along the road.  During the...

President signs bill with Cottonwood Land Exchange

For years — since the days of former District 3 Supervisor Chip Davis — Yavapai County offi­cials have been trying to exchange some land in Cottonwood and Cornville with the U.S. Forest Service. Realizing that...

Coconino National Forest authorities remind public to avoid closed roads

Coconino National Forest authorities would like to remind the public to stay off forest roads that are closed and do not drive around gates, barricades or signs that indicate a road is closed for the season. ...

Sedona’s ‘No Drone Zone’ signs don’t obey FAA law, can’t be enforced by USFS, Sedona Airport

Drones are small remote-controlled flying machines often used by hobbyists for aerial photography, and reconnaissance in firefighting and law enforcement. Sedona has become a destination for recreational drone users due to the scenic geography. But drone enthusiasts have noticed...

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City supports staff bid for federal housing grant

The Sedona City Council voted on March 11 to support a Low-Income Housing Tax Credit application by HS Development...

City opposes Sedona tank-specific water rate hike

Sedona City Manager Anette Spickard sent a letter to the Arizona Corporation Commission on March 17 supporting the Arizona...
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