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Editorials & Opinions

Free speech comes with caveat to not hide one’s identity

The Internet is a wondrous, shiny place. One can learn how to fix a transmission, the names of commanders from ancient battles and see...

State legislative bills become laws via compromise

The Arizona State Legislature is back in session. Republicans have a 17-13 majority over Democrats in the Arizona State Senate and a 33-27 majority...

How to get your news published in our newspapers

The Sedona Red Rock News has been the voice of Sedona and the Verde Valley since 1963. We’re the largest and most well-read news...

Free speech case in Surprise moves to federal court

While we are a hyper-local newspaper, there are often news items in Arizona or the nation that pique our interest with regard to democracy,...

Martin Luther King Jr. changed America and his legacy still does

Thursday, Jan. 15, marks the 97th anniversary of the birth of Martin Luther King Jr., one of the great civil rights leaders of American...

Yavapai College demands board member obedience, and violates the Constitution

Yavapai Community College President Lisa Rhine and District 2 Rep. Deb McCasland are continuing the unconstitutional attacks on college officials — but this time,...

Poor road design exacerbates city of Sedona’s traffic backups

On Dec. 29, an alleged wrong-way driver, D. Culver, of Colorado, who was believed by Sedona police to have been under the influence of...

Make a new year’s resolution to run for City Council

Lots of people set annual New Year’s resolutions from Jan. 1, such as to save money, do more volunteering, lose weight, spend more time...

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