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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 ceramics artist in the Verde Valley since 2010, wanted to host a festival at his home studio in Camp Verde....

‘Worth saving:’ Sedona Tom dies at 72

After jail, Tom Nuanez spent his last years getting drinkers home safe Even Sedona residents who never took a ride with "Sedona Tom" knew the man, his iconic van and his mission: To safely shepherd drunk people home. "I was voted...

Annette McGivney talks dark legacy of ‘shaman’ Ray

3 died at makeshift sweat lodge at Cornville retreat center in 2009 The quest for enlightenment left three dead in the wake of a 120-degree Fahrenheit self-constructed sweat lodge. Their deaths was the topic of the fall's first Sedona Heritage...

Science Vortex hosts summer camps

City-sponsored camp comes to Posse Grounds Hub July 20 to 23 The Science Vortex in Cottonwood, which recently celebrated a six-week summer program for students with the Cottonwood-Oak Creek School District, hosts three- to five-day public summer camps in Cottonwood...

APS’ Shutoff Zones Grow

Emergency program may turn off power during high-risk weather If your power goes out on high-risk windy days, it may not be because you didn't pay the bill but because Arizona Public Service shut off your power to prevent a...

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Sedona urges evacuation of areas along Oak Creek

Several neighborhoods and resorts along Oak Creek now in "GO" evacuation status due to flooding in Yavapai County's "Ready,...

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...
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