The Sedona Red Rock High School girls varsity track and field season gets underway Friday, Feb. 27, away at the Boulder Creek ...

At its Feb. 24 meeting, the Sedona City Council voted unani­mously to finalize three questions for a survey that will be mailed to voters within city limits this month, conducted by Phoenix-based ...

Artist, poet, teacher and founder of Living Labyrinths for Peace, Sandra Wasko-Flood will offer poetry readings and sign her book, “The Labyrinth Path to Light and Peace: Art and Poetry by Sandra ...

Camp Verde asks Sedona to support HB 4064 for economic development The Sedona City Council heard its most recent legislative ...

It’s like getting a really great Christmas gift — but one that you have to wait until the following Christmas to open. By a unanimous vote, the Sedona Fire District Governing Board on Aug. 14 approved ...

Sedona lost one of its founders and one of its most active proponents, James “Jim” Eaton, who died Jan. 25 at age 91. Eaton moved to the Sedona area in 1986 before the city existed. He joined the ...

The city of Sedona held the first of its two required public hearings to put the question of Home Rule before the voters ...

When the monsoon rains start coming, Verde Valley rockhounds come running. And from first rainfall, there is no time for games for rockhounds, or amateur geologists, when it comes to hunting for ...

On Monday, July 2, Pink Adventure Tours — known for its fleet of more than 150 pink Jeeps and tour buses — announced the entire company had been sold to the Georgia-based Herschend Enterprises, ...

The Sedona City Council unanimously approved a 1,505-square-foot, 10-foot-wide public utility ease­ment from Posse Ground Road to the Sedona Posse Grounds Hub building for installation of a ...

A two-room building on Back O’ Beyond Road believed to have appeared in John Wayne’s 1944 Western “Tall in the Saddle” could be added to the city of Sedona’s list of historic landmarked properties, ...