On April 25, the Verde Valley Archaeology Center and Museum opened the exhibit "Tim's Cave Reimagined: Stewarding a Cultural Collection."
This exhibit tells the story of the sighting of prehistoric artifacts by helicopter, a recovery effort by the U.S. Forest...
The Sedona Red Rock Trail Fund has announced its proposed projects for 2024, which will include trail work on the Schnebly Hill Trail, the Cathedral Rock Trail and Soldiers Pass Trail.
Its project list is also likely to expand once...
On Wednesday, Nov. 17, Sedona residents and visitors were beset with a cloud of wildfire smoke that settled over Sedona and the northern Verde Valley late in the evening on Tuesday, Nov. 16.
This excess smoke was produced by prescribed...
The city of Sedona has informed the U.S. Forest Service that regarding powersports on public lands, the city wants to see tighter regulations and not just soft-touch measures like visitor education.
During its regular meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 26, the...
It’s like Civilian Conservation Corps, but instead of earning a wage, participants are compensated with free food, camping and knowledge of historic restoration.
The U.S. Forest Service is partnering with the nonprofit HistoriCorps to do much-needed maintenance on the historic...
Warmer weather means extra outdoor precautions for everyone hoping to enjoy outdoor recreation in the Grand Canyon State. Use...
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