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Sedona Fire District supports city’s change

Now with one successful public-private partnership to build affordable workforce housing under its belt — which is now in the works — the city is hoping to do it again. But a 50-year-old obstacle stands in its way for...

City floats housing idea for Sinagua property

The vision for prime real estate owned by the city is becoming clearer. The city purchased the Sinagua property, adjacent to City Hall, five years ago but never determined its use. According to City Manager Karen Osburn, there is now a...

Sedona, Cottonwood team up on housing

The cities of Sedona and Cottonwood are teaming up to help address a problem plaguing the entire Verde Valley — housing. Due to the need to develop regional solutions, officials from both cities began discussion to jointly hire and fund...

What’s going on with the Verde Valley’s labor market?

Anyone who’s gone anywhere in the past few months in the Sedona area knows there is a shortage on workers. Restaurants, hotels and retail shops large and small — both those with huge marketing budgets, little mom-and-pops and beloved holes-in-the-wall...

Sedona considering 84 apartments in Uptown

The numbers speak for themselves. Between the lack of available housing, the increasing number of short-term vacation rentals and often outlandish rental prices, it’s become the perfect storm for many of those looking to work and reside in Sedona and...

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Hobbs, USFS sign fire risk meeting plan

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a non-binding Shared Stewardship Agreement with the federal government on Thursday, Oct. 10,...

Dead Quilters tell Sedona tales 

“The Dead Quilters Society,” a musical dramedy by Dev Ross and Shondra Jepperson, will debut at the Sedona Heritage...
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