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Highway move would kill business

If Hwy. 179 is moved farther to the north, as requested by Tlaquepaque arts and crafts village, the Center for the New Age will go out of business, Anita Dalton said. ...

Council asks neighbors to talk about bridge

Before another bridge is constructed over Oak Creek, Sedona City Council asked area land owners Tuesday, April 10, to try to negotiate access to landlocked property via the Oak Creek Cliffs Drive bridge. ...

Girls lose to Coolidge High in first round

The girls entered the tournament as the No. 4 seed after losing to Wickenburg High 37-31 and Fountain Hills High 57-46 in the regional tournament. By Nick Ruland Larson Newspapers ________________   The Sedona...

Desert Star launches campaign for new classrooms

As negotiations between Desert Star Community School and Church of the Nazarene continue, school leaders launched plans to raise $700,000 for land and new classrooms. By Greg Ruland Larson Newspapers ________________ As...

Sedona girls? groove smashes Fountain Hills for the first time

The Sedona Red Rock High girls basketball team defeated Fountain Hills High at home on Tuesday, Jan. 30, 53-34. By Nick Ruland Larson Newspapers ________________ The Sedona Red Rock High girls basketball team...

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Council OKs Cultural Park 2.0 to draft amphitheater plan

Unanimously authorizes SCP 2.0 to discuss plans with venue operators Sedona City Council voted unanimously 6-0 — with Councilwoman Kathy...

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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