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Couturier still dancing at 102 in the Verde Valley 

“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...

B-17 pilot’s son tells his tales

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,...

Sedona Airport Day cleared for takeoff Oct. 2

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...

Take time this week to recall WWII’s V-E Day

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...

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US Sen. Ruben Gallego warns of cuts to Medicare and Medicaid by DOGE at Y-AN Town Hall

U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego held a town hall at the Yavapai-Apache Nation on April 17, introduced by Yavapai-Apache...

City Council now meeting under new rules

The Sedona City Council has been operating under new rules of procedure since March 11, when members approved an...
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