“It’s what I do. That’s what I lived. That’s what I know,” said 102-year-old Evelyn Couturier, of Cottonwood, about her career as a dancer ahead of her birthday celebration with family on Friday, Dec. 29.
“ was the love of...
On April 13, the Sedona Heritage Museum hosted Steve Snyder, author of the 2015 book “Shot Down,” who recounted the story of the 10-man bomber crew of the B-17 “Susan Ruth,” which was piloted by his father, Howard Snyder,...
Around 2 p.m this Friday, Oct. 1, the drone of a World War II era bomber may be heard in and around Sedona.
Don’t mistake it for a neighbor’s over-enthusiastic screening of Michael Bay’s “Pearl Harbor” — it’s probably the...
On May 8, 1945, 75 years ago today, representatives of Nazi Germany signed the German Instrument of Surrender in the Karlshorst borough of Berlin, surrendering unconditionally to the Allied Expeditionary Force — an alliance of the United States, the...
With little public interaction, the Sedona City Council took the first step on Tuesday, Sept. 10, toward making Sedona...
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