Arizona history

Get Your Kicks at the Sedona Heritage Museum

Museum rides through exhibit on Route 66 & local influence To celebrate the centennial of the legendary U.S. Route 66, the Sedona Heritage Museum has opened its newest exhibit "The Road is Life: Sedona & Route 66," which until the...

Examining the origins of Sedona’s ‘sacred’ land

Increasing American Indian use of the First Amendment to declare lands sacred and thereby reclaim them from United States control was an act of cultural appropriation, and the subsequent adoption of that "sacred land" label by Sedonan spiritual seekers was an act of reverse cultural appropriation.

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West Sedona School students put the ‘T’ in Terrific

The Kiwanis Club of Sedona-Bell Rock helped West Sedona School celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and awarded the first set...

Sedona Fire District & USFS look for new Station 5 site

Discussions are now in early stages of a likely multi-year relocation While work continues on the building of the new...
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