By Susan Johnson Larson Newspapers  It’s 5 p.m. on Saturday, March 28, and a mellower group of paddlers than those relaxing in the last of the sun’s slanting rays would be...
By Susan Johnson Larson Newspapers Modern builders and architects could learn more than a few valuable lessons from the Sinagua Indians who lived in the Verde Valley and built Montezuma Castle sometime...
Vietnam veteran picks up trash and hunts for litterbugs  By Susan Johnson Larson Newspapers  Gary Chamberlain thinks litter in the Verde Valley is so...
The Sedona International Film Festival tried out two new ideas this year and both added to the success of the 2009 event. By offering tickets online and adding a full day, the festival was a success from every...
Glistening rimes of ice turned to liquid crystal, melted by the early morning sun as hike leader Jack Conklin pointed visitors toward the Mogollon Rim, telling them stories about Louis Boucher, hermit of the Grand Canyon. Listening intently were...
The Sedona Fire District will be holding its first fire station open house since the COVID-19 pandemic response on...
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