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Saturday, December 21, 2024

wildlife

Lone Mexican wolf leaves mark in summer out west

A young Mexican gray wolf’s summer adventure outside Flagstaff came to a close last week, and wildlife officials hope he’s a bachelor in paradise in his new home in the core Mexican wolf recovery area in eastern Arizona. Anubis, as...

Cornville man creates art from the wild

A game called Jumanji has a life of its own — an ancient game where the primitive spirit of the jungle can leap out and take hold of your world. “Jumanji,” the 1995 film starring Robin Williams, centered on...

Vultures descend on the VOC

Last week a resident of VOC reported on a neighborhood forum that several unidentified suspicious characters were seen hanging out in the neighborhood. They had large builds and bald heads with reddish complexions. After looking at a photo of the...

Orphaned fawn finds a home

The Arizona Game and Fish Department recently placed an orphaned 3-week old deer fawn with Bearizona after its mother was struck and killed by a vehicle in the Safford area. Since the accident, the impressionable...

Be aware of black bears while hiking Sedona area trails

With recent sightings, the public should be reminded that black bears are a part of the wild­life found in the Verde Valley.  According to Arizona Game and Fish Department, the black bear is the only bear species still found...

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Ken Zoll preserves pre-Columbian history

Verde Valley Archaeology Center and Museum Executive Director Emeritus Ken Zoll is frequently a man out of time, whether...

SOCSD asks if Sedona is ready for some high school football

Sedona-Oak Creek School District Superintendent Tom Swaninger, Ph.D., indicated during the district’s Dec. 3 board meeting that district staff...
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