In 1993, a small group of people founded a safehouse for victims of domestic violence. In 1993, a small group of people founded a safehouse for victims of domestic violence. Fifteen...
Now that the holiday season is officially over, many people may be staring at piles of cardboard boxes in their living rooms, garages and backyards. By Tyler Midkiff Larson Newspapers Now that the holiday...
War, gold, financiers, fierce animals and the rugged lives of subsistence farmers — all are part of the Verde Valley’s young territorial history. By Tyler Midkiff Larson Newspapers War, gold, financiers, fierce...
When two women disappeared from a lake party just outside of Seattle in July of 1974, detectives called on Dr. John Liebert to develop a criminal profile of the possible kidnappers. ...
Some people are still around to remember Sedona’s early days, long before its incorporation and long before waves of tourists threatened to outnumber its inhabitants — a time when families farmed the land to survive...
The Sedona City Council approved a $684,178.75 change order covering the repaving of the Uptown stretch of State Route...
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