editorial

Earth Day is just the beginning to preserve planet

It took a spark to begin the Earth Day movement — literally, after Ohio’s heavily-polluted Cuyahoga River caught fire in 1969. It was actually the 13th time parts of the river had burned since 1868 due to the waste, sewage...

Sunshine Week sheds light on governments

“We the people” is the opening phrase of the U.S. Constitution that set the tone for how our nation and national government saw itself. It signifies that all Americans, from president to members of Congress to small-town mayors and...

The ‘News’ announces a promotion, graduation

A promotion and a graduation, of sorts, for two editorial staff members ensures Sedona Red Rock News readers continue to get the most accurate and complete coverage available, News Managing Editor Greg Ruland announced Wednesday, Aug. 1. ...

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Jerome State Historic Park to host annual Bat Walk Sept. 26

Jerome State Historic Park, 100 Douglas Road, will host its annual Bat Walk at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26....

Slide Rock reopens for fall

Waters open for swimming, but not recommended by state park officials "Slide Rock State Park is completely open," Arizona State...
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