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Be aware of black bears while hiking Sedona area trails

With recent sightings, the public should be reminded that black bears are a part of the wild­life found in the Verde Valley.  According to Arizona Game and Fish Department, the black bear is the only bear species still found...

Friends of the Forest looks back on its first 25 years

Twenty-five years ago, efforts to protect the 1.85 million acres of the Coconino National forest was an overwhelming challenge. However, a group of Sedona volun­teers were determined to lend their support. The Friends of the Forest was established in...

Sedona’s various loop hikes reveal changing visuals

Hikes in the Sedona area are primarily what locals call “in and out.” This simply means that hikers will reach the end of their primary trip in and return back to the trailhead on the same route. ...

Blackfoot daisies herald wildflower season

April is here and the surrounding landscape is beginning its spring display of wildflowers. According to one of Sedona’s wildflower enthusiasts, the season is a little slow starting this year, but several wildflowers may be found while hiking...

Red Tank Draw — Adventurous spirit required

Red Tank Draw is not for the faint of heart. But for those who want a real archaeological adventure in a rugged and lonely location, this is the real thing. It’s necessary to wear sturdy hiking boots for protection...

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Amphitheater seeks partner

Council OKs SCP 2.0's letter asking for plans to revive 5,500-seat outdoor venue The Sedona amphitheater is seeking a partner...

Jerome author writes ‘Rusty the Ringtail’ children’s adventure book

Lopez tells tale adding Jerome's culture, heritage After spending the last four years restoring a historic 1914 United Verde Extension...
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