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Tim Perry

City to fund 80% of visitor center for one more year

The Sedona Chamber of Commerce’s Uptown Visitor Center will remain open following the Sedona City Council’s decision on April 9 to fund 80% of the center’s operations for the coming fiscal year given the possibility that the city could...

Wizzax microphone debuts at free concert

Advances in music technology are driven by artists who wish they had something that doesn’t exist yet, which is how Sedona guitarist Brian David and saxophonist Roy “Rahelios” Figueroa came to develop the Wizzax, a new style of microphone...

Dave Len Scott Quartet jazzes up St. Andrew’s

The Dave Len Scott Quartet played a free jazz concert at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in West Sedona on Saturday, April 13, performing selections from their album “Blessed Mix.” Scott, who is music director at the church, candidly admitted...

Arts nonprofits request $550,000 city investment in culture

Members of Sedona’s arts community, led by Sedona Arts Center CEO Julie Richard, made a pitch to the Sedona City Council to increase arts and culture funding in next year’s budget during the council’s April 9 meeting. Richard told...

City council proposes local DMV to control OHVs

A potential city of Sedona ban on off-highway vehicles is back on the table following the Sedona City Council’s April 9 consideration of the Greater Sedona Recreation Collaborative's recommendations for increased restrictions on OHV use on US Forest Service...

24 city staffers now earning over $100,000 per year

The latest figures from the city of Sedona indicate that average budgeted staff compensation has risen to $112,156, while the number of employees making more than $100,000 increased in the past year from 20 to 24. The big winners...

Hymes and Haydn hit the heights with the Sedona Symphony

The Sedona Symphony raised the bar yet again with a striking and energetic performance of Franz Joseph Haydn’s Symphony No. 104 “London” during its final regular-season concert at the Sedona Performing Arts Center on Sunday, April 7, as part...

Car camp referendum will likely advance to ballot

The Save the Cultural Park Committee planned to submit collected signatures on a referendum petition to place the Sedona City Council’s rezoning of the Sedona Cultural Park for use as a homeless camp on the ballot for the general...

Sedona Community Youth Orchestra plays for the future

Music education in Sedona and the Verde Valley is getting a substantial boost with the founding of the Sedona Community Youth Orchestra by music teachers Kristina Beachell and Courtney Yeates in collaboration with Chamber Music Sedona. The orchestra’s senior...

Recreation collaborative publishes OHV report

The Greater Sedona Recreation Collaborative, an unofficial group of environmentalists and civil servants who are committed to restricting off-highway vehicle use, released its recommendations for further limiting OHV use in the Sedona area as a 237-page report on March...

About Me

Tim Perry grew up in Colorado and Montana and studied history at the University of North Dakota and the University of Hawaii before finding his way to Sedona. He is the author of eight novels and two nonfiction books in genres including science fiction, alternate history, contemporary fantasy, and biography. An avid hiker and traveler, he has lived on a sailboat in Florida, flown airplanes in the Rocky Mountains, and competed in showjumping and three-day eventing. He is currently at work on a new book exploring the relationships between human biochemistry and the evolution of cultural traits.
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