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Pete Furman reflects on city service

Sedona City Councilman Pete Furman opted not to run for reelection in 2026 and will be leaving office next month, making Tuesday, Oct. 27, his last regular meeting as an elected official. “ health challenges I’ve had over the last...

Sedona City Council talks project audits

Sedona City Council took no action regarding creating a performance auditing program, however, the Uptown Parking Garage emerged as a leading contender for an outside vendor to pilot a project review. An auditing program is distinct from the city’s standard...

Uptown garage opening delayed ’til winter

City commits $3.7M to water main upgrades and Forest Road sidewalk improvements to State Route 89A The money will continue to flow to support opening the delayed Uptown parking garage, which is now expected to open in December or January. Sedona...

Fultz, Buillet, Hauserman, Dunn discuss wins

Incoming mayor, council members discuss PBA that could end need for quadrennial ‘home rule’ election Sedona Vice Mayor Brian Fultz is set to get a promotion from the voters and be seated in November as the next elected mayor of Sedona following...

Anna’s hummingbird is Sedona’s official bird

Ahead of the 14th annual Sedona Hummingbird Festival set for Friday to Sunday, July 24 and 26, the Anna’s hummingbird has been officially designated as Sedona’s city bird. City Council voted unanimously to approve the designation during its meeting...

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Halloween coming to Sedona & Verde Valley

Halloween fun is coming to Sedona and the Verde Valley. Sedona Uptown Trick-or-Treat will spread the joy of the season, along...

Verde Valley Pottery Festival hits 501(c)(3) milestone

It's the fall of 2021, and Ben Roti is worried. The Iowa transplant, who had built a career as a...
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