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Living History Talk at heritage museum

The Sedona Historical Society is hosting the next in its 2010 series of Living History presentations Wednesday, Feb. 10, 9 a.m., at the Sedona Heritage Museum. This program will feature local geologist Wayne Ranney speaking on “What’s New in...

Schools closed Friday January 22nd

Sedona Oak Creek School District Superintendent Mike Aylstock announced Thursday afternoon, Jan. 21, all schools in the district would be closed Friday, Jan. 22, due to the possibility of flooding. Schools in the district include Sedona...

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Email press releases to editor@larsonnewspapers.com, subject line "Press Release." The basics of writing a press release: The lead should be catchy, but include the who, what, when, where,why and how much (cost to attend, if applicable) summary of the release.A single...

2009 Football Preview

In dire need of a winning season, the Sedona Red Rock High football team went to work this last month with lunch pail and hard hat in hand. Second year Head Coach Rob Lezcano began his interview stating this...

Rabies still a danger to domestic pets

Even though domestic animal rabies cases are very rare, rabies is still a problem among wild animals. On April 16, two people were bitten by a rabid fox in Sedona’s Boynton Canyon, resulting in hospital treatment. ...

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Gillenwater Brothers recount 1982 trek

Mules, dogs, grizzled prospectors part of journey on the future Arizona Trail With mules Grandma and Judy, a shotgun, two...

Smaller P&Z projects work to approval

While three hotels are in development in Sedona city limits, along with the delayed Uptown Parking Garage, several smaller...
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