The November 7 Jurisdictional Election is a ballot-by-mail election, so all registered voters residing in the Sedona-Oak Creek School District should have received their ballots.
The Coconino County Recorder’s Office reminds voters that their voted ballots for the Nov. 7,...
The Sedona Oak-Creek School District has undergone many changes in the past five years, but most importantly the leadÂership at the top.
Randy Hawley just finished his fifth year as SOCSD Governing Board president. And in response, the board re-elected...
With every election cycle comes the inevitable proliferation of campaign signs, dotting the landscape like claim stakes in the Oklahoma Land Run of 1893.
Campaign signs carry more weight when they appear on the lawns of your neighbors, real flesh-and-blood...
The Yavapai College District Governing Board elections are less than a month away, and District 3 candidate Paul Chevalier is worried — not about cordially competing against District 3 incumbent Connie Harris, but about what he said is a...
The upcoming Sedona election ballot has a proposition on it asking the Sedona voters to repeal the direct election of mayor. Contrary to what some people are saying, the city did not deliberately stack the deck against voting for...
The Sedona Heritage Museum concluded its spring Sedona Stories speaker series on April 10 with “Forty Years Documenting Sedona’s...
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