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Lions welcome Italian students

Local scholarship winners honored alongside 2026's guests from Italy The Sedona-Oak Creek Canyon Lions Club welcomed its two Italian exchange students — Enrico Panicciari and Vincenzo Coppola — who will be exploring the American Southwest for four weeks, on Saturday,...

Kurt Harris hands off Sedona’s roads

Roxanne Holland takes over from retiring Public Works director Sedona Public Works Director Kurt Harris' last day was Wednesday, July 1, after handing over the city's infrastructure keys to current Director of Wastewater Roxanne Holland, who will jointly leading both...

Snake season is here: How to stay safe

Sedona Fire District says a tidy yard and restraint are best defense Arizona is home to 13 different species of rattlesnakes, the most in the nation. As the temperatures start to pick up, so does the number of resident calls...

Sedona Red Rock High School picks 3 future leaders

When Sedona Red Rock High School junior Dayanna Landaverde gets done with school, she heads straight over to Uptown, where she works at a souvenir shop until 9 p.m. That’s after getting up a little early for her Certified Nursing...

Sonoran Reptiles: Go wild at Tlaquepaque April 19

Conservation Expo returns with live animals, local wildlife organizations The Northern Arizona Conservation Expo returns for its second year to Tlaquepaque on Sunday, April 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The free, family-friendly event features live animals, hands-on activities...

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Wild Steps revives Celtic-Hispanic music

Wild Steps is a Flagstaff 501(c)(3) that researches, revives and recreates the music and dance traditions of Arizona and...

Spill sends 1,000 to 5,000 gallons of sewage into Oak Creek along SR 179

The city of Sedona’s Public Works Wastewater Division was notified at approximately 5:30 p.m., on Sunday, Oct. 25, of...
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