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Company truck available free to local nonprofits

Despite the adage, there sometimes really is such a thing as a free ride. Nonprofit organizations in Sedona can take advantage of an offer from Lon Walters at Coldwell Banker in West Sedona. He has a 16-foot moving truck...

Award-winning Paper Heart debuts in Sedona

Film festival presents charming comedy 'mockumentary' feature in Tuesday series on Oct. 13 Winner of numerous Audience Choice awards for Best Feature Film and a hit with critics around the world, “Paper Heart” makes its...

Sterling quits to film city

By Alison Ecklund Larson Newspapers Not wanting to give up “an opportunity of a lifetime,” Sedona City Councilman Marc Sterling turned in his letter of resignation Tuesday, April 21. Tuesday,...

Hollywood actress teaches at college

Aspiring local actors and actresses who want the inside scoop on working in New York and Hollywood should consider signing up for this semester’s class taught by Sagan Lewis at Yavapai College. Acting for Camera Master...

Fest reels in money

More than 7,200 individuals reveled in the parade of films, celebrities and workshops provided by the 14th annual Sedona International Film Festival & Workshop’s weeklong program, up 1,300 from the prior year. The festival began with...

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Word on the street is ‘Village Treasures’ sculpture: Newest public art installed at VOC roundabout

After two years of planning, Reagan Word’s “Village Treasures,” a sculpture 13 feet tall, 16 feet long and 9...

Museum’s arts and crafts fair returns in fair weather

Bryce Schauwecker was supposed to be at the Sedona Heritage Arts and Crafts Fair in 2025, but Mother Nature...
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