Sedona Spotlight
Cleaner Quicker Car Wash senior supervisor Riley Kemper and owner Bill Johnson greet customers and ask for donations for the Sedona Community Food Bank on Wednesday, April 8. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers
With more and more Sedona businesses closing their doors during to the COVID-19 pandemic, Bill Johnson found a way to keep some of his staff on the payroll while helping the community.
Cleaner Quicker Carwash in West Sedona is not only offering to disinfect vehicles, but they’re also acting as a hub to drop goods off for the Sedona Community Food Bank.
In these uncertain times, lending a helping hand is more important than ever.
As a way to do just that, the Arizona COVID-19 Community Response Fund was established by the Arizona Community Foundation, in partnership with a growing number of local corporations and foundations. The purpose is to support nonprofit organizations across the state as they respond to the impact of COVID-19 within the community.
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University of Arizona College of Medicine in Phoenix Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry Alena S. Petty, DO, answers common questions about the novel coronavirus COVID-19.
Bob Young speaks to his team after a game during the 2019 season. Young announced his resignation as head football coach at Sedona Red Rock High School on Tuesday, April 7. The Scorpions went 2-8 in 2019, Young’s only season leading the program. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers.
Sedona Red Rock High School is again looking for someone to lead the program. On the morning of Tuesday, April 7, coach Bob Young informed the school that he was resigning as the SRRHS head coach after only one season.
The Regional Economic Development Center [REDC] at Yavapai College — in association with the Northern Arizona Council of Governments and numerous cities in Northern Arizona — is hosting a free webinar on Tuesday, Apr. 14 at 2 p.m. entitled "The Yavapai County Business Assistance & Displaced Employees Community Forum."
A Q&A session will follow the webinar.
Nyah Valdez puts up a shot during Sedona Red Rock High School's home game against Valley Lutheran on Friday, Feb. 7. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers
As a sophomore on Sedona Red Rock High School’s basketball team, Nyah Valdez was not only one of the top players but also a team captain — a role that more often than not is held by older players.
The deadline has come and gone for those wishing to throw their proverbial hat into the ring for Sedona City Council and mayor.
Monday, April 6, was the final day to turn in one’s packet along with the required number of signatures in order to appear on the Tuesday, Aug. 4, primary ballot.
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In perfect sync, Talula Leister and Finn Pollock practice tricks and jumps on their scooters while maintaining social distance at the Jack Malmgren Memorial Skate Park on Saturday, April 4. While many facilities have shut down, the park will remain open as long as people who use it take the necessary precautions. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers.
The Church of the Red Rocks hosts a livestream of a worship service on Sunday, March 29. Most churches, synagogues, temples and mosques in Arizona have chosen to close to public and move services online. Locally, religious centers are still trying to reach others with community and social services to assist people in need and older congregants.
Forestry technician Aaron Rotert and assistant recreation staff officer Francisca Adrian guard the entrance to the Devil’s Bridge parking lot on Saturday, April 4. The USFS closed Devil’s Bridge and other sites including Bell Rock Trailhead, Courthouse Vista Trailhead, Cathedral Rock Trailhead, Dry Creek Trailhead, Mescal Trailhead, Long Canyon Trailhead, West Fork Trailhead and Trail, Crescent Moon Day-Use and Beaver Creek Day-Use sites due to overcrowding and lack of social distancing. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers
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A Sedona police officer investigates one of three business suites at 210 Sunset Lane that had front door windows broken between 7 p.m., Friday, March 27, and noon Saturday, March 28. To give information, call 282-3100. Photo by David Jolkovski
Forestry technician Aaron Rotert and assistant recreation staff officer Francisca Adrian guard the entrance to the Devil’s Bridge parking lot on Saturday, April 4. The USFS closed Devil’s Bridge and other sites including Bell Rock Trailhead, Courthouse Vista Trailhead, Cathedral Rock Trailhead, Dry Creek Trailhead, Mescal Trailhead, Long Canyon Trailhead, West Fork Trailhead and Trail, Crescent Moon Day-Use and Beaver Creek Day-Use sites due to overcrowding and lack of social distancing. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers
Cleaner Quicker Car Wash senior supervisor Riley Kemper and owner Bill Johnson greet customers and ask for donations for the Sedona Community Food Bank on Wednesday, April 8. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers
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Bob Young speaks to his team after a game during the 2019 season. Young announced his resignation as head football coach at Sedona Red Rock High School on Tuesday, April 7. The Scorpions went 2-8 in 2019, Young’s only season leading the program. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers.
Nyah Valdez puts up a shot during Sedona Red Rock High School's home game against Valley Lutheran on Friday, Feb. 7. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers
In perfect sync, Talula Leister and Finn Pollock practice tricks and jumps on their scooters while maintaining social distance at the Jack Malmgren Memorial Skate Park on Saturday, April 4. While many facilities have shut down, the park will remain open as long as people who use it take the necessary precautions. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers.
