Election 2026

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes discusses voting laws

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes defended early voting and mail-in ballots during a Monday forum at the Cottonwood Recreation Center. About 50 constituents attended the Feb. 9 event titled "Fighting Voter Suppression Efforts," hosted by the League of...

Yavapai County plans a jail tax hike

Voters may decide if they will pay more to house crim­inal suspects and jail inmates in Yavapai County should a measure be added to the ballot in November. The Yavapai County Board of Supervisors unanimously gave direction to county staff...

Home Rule up for renewal in Sedona in 2026

The Sedona City Council unani­mously approved a resolution during its meeting Tuesday, Jan. 27, calling for the 2026 election of three council seats with four-year terms and for the selection of the city’s successor to interim Mayor Holli Ploog. As...

City of Sedona to spend $100K on legislative lobbyist

The Sedona City Council unanimously approved to continue with Kathy Senseman as the city and council’s lobbyist, at the cost of $100,000, to the Arizona State Legislature for the 2026 legislative session. Council also discussed its 2026 legislative priorities...

P&Z Chair Hosseini to serve on Sedona City Council

On Thursday, Nov. 13, Sedona Planning and Zoning Commission Chairwoman Charlotte Hosseini was voted by the Sedona City Council to fill a vacancy and was immediately sworn in to serve as an appointment for until the end of November...

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West Sedona School students put the ‘T’ in Terrific

The Kiwanis Club of Sedona-Bell Rock helped West Sedona School celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and awarded the first set...

2.5M hikers on local trails in last 3 years

More than 2.5 million hikers tripped U.S. Forest Service infrared counters along Sedona trails in the Red Rock Ranger...
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