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Forest Service and its volunteers keep trails sustainable

For an outdoorsman like myself, there is so much to love about the red rocks surrounding Sedona. Like many people, I moved here specifically because of all the red sandstone spires that litter the area like great geological monoliths...

Trail plan weighs cost of ideas

The proliferation of user created or “social” trails and a dramatic increase in district trail users over the last few years prompted the Red Rock Ranger District of the Coconino National Forest to begin holding a monthly series of...

Sedona FC Strikers begin play in May

A new professional women’s soccer team will call Sedona home starting in spring 2014. The W-League announced Nov. 26 that it has added the expansion Sedona FC Strikers to its women’s pro-am soccer league for the 2014 season. The...

Flip City turning out high-level competitors

Gymnasts in the Verde Valley are learning their craft at a young age, and many are beginning to compete at a high level in statewide competitions. Flip City Gymnastics center in Cottonwood, the only gymnastics center in the Verde...

Coyotes girls focus on fundamentals

As the joke goes: What does an 800-pound gorilla do? Anything it wants. The Big Park Community School girls basketball team is the 800-pound gorilla of girls middle school basketball in the region, seemingly doing whatever it wants in...

Scorpions build momentum at Hoops Classic

For a team trying to build chemistry early in a new season, the best experience is just lots of experience playing together against a variety of teams. The Sedona Red Rock High School boys basketball team got all of...

Turnovers, missed shots hamper girls gameplan in loss

It was like a study in contrasts when the Sedona Red Rock Scorpions girls basketball team met the Mingus Union Marauders on Tuesday, Dec. 3, in the MUHS gymnasium. The Scorpions, prompted by constant full-court pressure from the Marauders,...

Shooting fails as Scorpions lose in blowout

Basketball is a game of complex strategies, but the success or failure of those strategies depends on the most elemental component of the game — the ability to put the ball in the basket. Such was the case with...

Turkey Trot draws happy Thanksgiving revelers

Runners in the Sedona area found a perfect way to burn off those Thanksgiving day calories, even before they consumed them. The 2013 Sedona Turkey Trot 5K hosted 236 runners bright and early Thursday morning, Nov. 28, at Posse...

So many things to be thankful for in Sedona red rocks

As the sports reporter for the Sedona Red Rock News, I have found a plethora of things to be thankful for this holiday season — not the least of which is the fact that I can use the word...

About Me

Jeff Bear began his journalism career in 2003 as a graphic designer and sports reporter at the Weekly Register Call in Central City, Colorado. In 2007 he began working at the Canyon Courier in Evergreen, Colorado, as a graphic designer, but soon transferred into the editorial department where he worked as a copy editor and sport reporter under Editor Doug Bell. After a stint as a graphic designer at American Classifieds in 2009-10, Bear began working in 2011 as a copy editor at the Arizona Daily Sun, in Flagstaff. While at the Daily Sun, Bear was tapped by the late Randy Wilson to report on local sports including Northern Arizona University and Olympic medalists training in Flagstaff for the 2012 Olympics. In 2013 Bear began working at the Red Rock News in Sedona, Arizona, where he was an assistant editor and sports editor. Bear has two daughters, Angela and Jessica, with his wife Nina. He is a singer and guitarist, an avid cyclist and hiker, and enjoys camping with family and friends.
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