If you go hiking in the Sedona area, don’t forget to smile. You may end up on the U.S. Forest Service’s version of a candid camera — a trail counter.
USFS personnel began installing trail counters on non-motorized trails...
As the U.S. Forest Service prepares for new dispersed camping sites, new signs appeared along State Route 89A prohibiting camping anywhere except approved sites.
“These signs will be part of the dispersed camping closure,” Red Rock District Ranger Amy Tinderholt...
Coconino National Forest is looking to implement the Red Rock Pass in six new locations around the forest.
“The Red Rock District identified six heavily used sites that require bathrooms to be cleaned — two times a day at...
Sedona students are tackling some of the city’s biggest issues.
West Sedona School students are working in high gear with their Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, better known as STEM, three-year grant from Northern Arizona University and Arizona Public...
The city of Sedona will continue to discuss timed entries onto forest lands for off-highway vehicles with the U.S. Forest Service even after officials rejected the city’s request.
After Coconino National Forest Supervisor Laura Jo West wrote to the city...
Following the Sedona City Council’s budget work sessions on April 30 and May 1, the city of Sedona may...
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