Last year, a vehicle usage study was initiated by the Sedona City Manager’s Office due to concerns regarding the number of city vehicles and fiscal constraints affecting the city. As a result, the city is auctioning eight additional vehicles...
A major milestone was reached last week when traffic was transitioned to the south portion of the new Oak Creek Bridge. Phase 2 of the demolition of the existing bridge began Monday, Jan. 4. This is the last...
Earlier this month, the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office was granted a three-year contract extension with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency regarding the 287(g) program. Section 287(g) is part of the Immigration and Nationality Act, which permits local law...
The city of Sedona will hold its 2010 primary election on Tuesday, March 9, 2010, and its general election on Tuesday, May 18, 2010. This will be a vote by mail election. Three council seats for a four-year term,...
The U.S. Small Business Administration set up shop in Sedona following the Sept. 10 flood, but the office hasn’t seen much traffic.
The SBA established a temporary office at the Sedona Chamber of Commerce’s business office in West Sedona to...
After more than 60 years of continuous family ownership, Publisher Robert B. Larson and General Manager Kyle Larson are...
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