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Sedona City Council talks broadband

Broadband is coming to Yavapai County — and sooner than some may have expected. Stan Goligoski, execu­tive director of Yavapai County Education Service Agency’s Support Services Division, gave an update to the Sedona City Council on Sept. 14, on the...

Foreign actors use internet to sow distrust

On Wednesday, Oct. 21, the FBI announced that operatives from Russia and Iran had targeted American voters with a disinformation campaign, pretending to be members of a far right extremist group and threatening voters to cast ballots for President...

As pandemic grows, so does fallacious debate

The COVID-19 pandemic has created a unique online environment with high numbers of Americans opting to stay home for safety or because there’s nothing to do. We get onto the internet for information or to connect with friends and family...

Elfman convicted: 25 days in jail, probation

A 41-year-old Sedona man arrested for impersonating a justice of the peace was convicted and sentenced Tuesday, Aug. 18, to twenty-five days in jail for attempted fraudulent schemes and criminal impersonation. Judge Tina Ainley of the Yavapai County...

Football fans watch out for ticket scams

 Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard is cautioning sports fans to be mindful of fraud artists when purchasing football bowl game tickets this holiday season.  Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard is cautioning sports fans to be mindful...

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Two prescribed burn projects fire up May 13-16

Coconino National Forest fire managers will resume plans for the Horseshoe Wild Bill and Maxwell Springs prescribed burn projects...

Alexei Navalny honored at McCain Institute forum

As part of its annual Sedona Forum, the McCain Institute presented Dasha Navalnaya, daughter of late Russian opposition leader...
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