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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...

Council votes 6-1 to OK car camp for homeless workers

The Sedona City Council voted 6-1 to approve a zone change to allow a car camp for local homeless workers on part of the Sedona Cultural Park and to authorize the management contracts for the camp during its Tuesday,...

Sedona hotels cope with staffing shortages

While October is consid­ered high season for tourism, finding employees for hotel and resort properties is at its lowest in Sedona. Searching for and retaining employees has become an issue — but many hoteliers say that this isn’t anything new. However,...

Call goes out for senior workers

Matching mature workers with companies looking for a few good people is the aim of the first senior job fair and forum hosted by the city of Sedona and the Sedona Chamber of Commerce. Ready-to-work 50-...

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Christensen and Waldrop join Sedona Fire District board

During the Sedona Fire District Governing Board Meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 17, Diana Christensen and Lance Waldrop were sworn...

Officer Kevin Hudspeth says farewell to Sedona Police Department

After nearly two decades with the Sedona Police Department, Kevin Hudspeth signed off the police radio for the last...
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