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Sedona to spend $320K on manhole repairs

Sedona City Council unanimously approved the rehabilitation of 49 manholes throughout the city during its Tuesday, April 14, meeting, awarding AMKA Services LLC a $320,865.36 contract. The Wastewater Department has been doing its annual sewer video evaluations of the city's...

On the road with Arizona’s Roger Naylor

Meandering throughout Arizona, one finds American Indian villages, old Mormon settlements, cow towns, mining camps, swimming holes, ghost towns, wildlife parks, state parks, trading posts, wineries and swinging door saloons — there is even a town run by burros.In...

Bilbrey says additional $190,000 needed to keep state park open

While one agency is reporting the closure of Red Rock State Park this summer will result in a loss of more than $10 million spent in Sedona, the city thinks impacts will be minimal. Ellen Bilbrey, public information officer...

City assesses impact of 1.1% state tax increase

As the state grapples whether to increase the state sales tax for all of Arizona to help solve its budget woes, towns and cities are waiting to see what the impacts would be. What is being discussed in the...

New development runs on sun’s power

A housing development being built in the Verde Valley is the first in Northern Arizona designed to run off solar power. Homes in the Grey Fox Ridge in Cottonwood are being built to run off this energy. Marc Avery,...

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Cinco de Mayo comes early to Tlaquepaque

The Cinco de Mayo fun comes early this Saturday May 2, from 1 to 4 p.m., with annual celebration...

Arizona Community Foundation of Sedona celebrates and awards local philanthropists

While accepting her Lifetime Achievement Award from the Arizona Community Foundation of Sedona, Terrie Frankel announced she was donating...
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