Father’s work nears 50-year landmark status
Sedona Historic Preservation Commissioner Bobby Woods, 66, stopped by the Sedona Heritage Museum on May 27 to celebrate National Historic Preservation Month. He shared with the 35 attendees his memories of growing up in Sedona...
Citywide historic survey to finish by end of year
The Sedona Historic Preservation Commission is evaluating two local properties for Historic Landmark status.
However, there is potential for more properties to be added in 2027 as Logan Simpson, an environmental and...
“This Place Matters,” the theme of Historic Preservation Month, will be exemplified this Saturday, May 23, when Steven Eilenberg and Marie Tartar open their newly-restored Uptown Sedona home to the public. The Eilenberg-Tartar home matters because...
By Alison Ecklund Larson Newspapers The Sedona Oak Creek School District will pay $10.7 million for a new performing arts center. Although the price is above the $10.5 million approved...
Re-evaluating land use and zoning codes in Sedona is the first step toward building affordable housing, an Arizona State University?s Stardust Center for Affordable Housing and the Family architect said. By Trista Steers Larson Newspapers ________________...
Three Ekin Patrol mobile license plate reader cameras pulled off consent agenda and unanimously denied
The Yavapai County Board of...
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