The increase in new COVID-19 cases has led to some local governments ordering partial shutdowns, though they have so far been far more minor than those ordered in the spring.
COVID-19 continued to spread in the Verde Valley, reaching new...
With Arizona’s October unemployment rate at 8%, up from a low of 4.5% in pre-pandemic February, many sectors of the economy are clearly still suffering from the effects of COVID-19.
But some sectors are bouncing back, including construction, which is...
On Tuesday, Oct. 12, a group of over 30 cars carrying over 50 passengers drove from Sedona down State Route 89A to the Yavapai County Administration Building at 10 S. 6th St. in Cottonwood in order to vote early,...
The good news is, statewide the number of COVID-19- related cases are decreasing. The bad news is, it may be quite a while until any semblance of true normalcy returns.
That was the message from Sedona City Manager Justin Clifton...
As confirmed cases of COVID-19 continue to spike in Arizona, some businesses and municipalities, including the city of Sedona, are re-evaluating their operating hours.
After being closed for nearly two months, city hall reopened with limited hours to the public...
Sedona City Manager Anette Spickard sent a letter to the Arizona Corporation Commission on March 17 supporting the Arizona...
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