Waters open for swimming, but not recommended by state park officials
"Slide Rock State Park is completely open," Arizona State Parks & Trails spokeswoman Michelle Thompson said Friday, Sept. 18. "There's no closures at all."
Swimming in Oak Creek at Slide...
Forest Service believes 'holdover' wildfire smoldered after lightning
The Pocket Fire is 100% contained, the U.S. Forest Service announced on the morning of Thursday, July 30, after an estimated cost of $64.1 million in suppression efforts.
The fire was reported on...
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...
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...
City considers median barrier, crossing signals for temporary closures
A draft warrant analysis submitted by the city of Sedona to the Arizona Department of Transportation last summer could determine the future of the pedestrian crosswalk into Tlaquepaque.
However, 18 months after...
65 people turned out for the city’s second Community Conversation
The general sentiment from the 65 people who came out...
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