sedona economy

Don’t get too excited about May jobs blip

We have reasons to be slightly optimistic about our local economy, but should prepare for a very slow recovery after COVID-19. According to news reporting on some of the notes within the Department of Labor’s May jobs report, some workers...

Reopening is now our only viable endgame

To all those in Sedona who demand that we stay indoors, that tourists be forbidden entry and that no one return to workplaces, businesses, restaurants, parks and trails, exactly what is your idea of the end game? Seriously, how does...

Many Sedona restaurants plan reopening

Demetri Wagner admits that he’s had several sleep­less nights over the last two months. Wagner, the long-time owner of El Rincon Restaurante Mexicano in Tlaquepaque, has seen his once thriving business reduced to curbside pickup during the COVID-19 pandemic with...

NAU study tracks economic loss in Coconino County

It’s still too soon to know the long-term economic effects that the COVID-19 pandemic will have on cities, states and the country. However, a recent business survey conducted by Northern Arizona University gives some insight as to the impact thus...

Workshop hones businesses’ storytelling

As the old saying goes, “You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” This can apply to many aspects of life, including the business world. Business owners are invited to attend a city workshop to learn how...

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Sedona Fire District wants to collect your yard waste for free

Spring cleaning also extends to your yard as the Sedona Fire District is holding its 23rd annual Wildfire Preparedness...

Kiwanis brings ‘Terrific Kids’

National initiative set to reach 280 local students starting next school year The Kiwanis Club of Sedona-Bell Rock plans to...
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