Sedona News

Smaller P&Z projects work to approval

While three hotels are in development in Sedona city limits, along with the delayed Uptown Parking Garage, several smaller projects are working their way...

Gillenwater Brothers recount 1982 trek

Mules, dogs, grizzled prospectors part of journey on the future Arizona Trail With mules Grandma and Judy, a shotgun, two pistols, topographic maps, a journal,...

Sedona City Council eyes a land trust

The city’s plan for future housing is still being built. The Sedona City Council chose not to formally adopt the city’s Balanced Housing Strategy on...

Cloustons plead guilty to federal charges in immigration case 

Brenda and Robert “Bob” Kenneth Clouston, the owners of the now shuttered Colt Grill BBQ & Spirits restaurants that included locations in Arizona and...

West Sedona School’s Wildcat Carnival is back with fun

PTA's event on Saturday aims to raise more than $27K for students The West Sedona School PTA's Wildcat Carnival is unleashing the fun with its...

Wild Steps revives Celtic-Hispanic music

Wild Steps is a Flagstaff 501(c)(3) that researches, revives and recreates the music and dance traditions of Arizona and the Southwest, then makes them...

City sweeper will be electric

It's electric. Sedona City Council voted 5-1 on Tuesday, Oct. 13, to buy a $331,404 Multihog ECV electric sweeper from Norwood Equipment Inc., contingent...

St. Vincent de Paul breaks ground on new Sedona pantry

Sedona's Society of St. Vincent de Paul food pantry will be moving into a new 1,500-square-foot building tentatively by the summer of 2027. About...

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