The Oak Creek Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence with a weeklong exhibit at Community Library Sedona and costumed public...
Preserving the history of the Verde Valley is an ongoing process, and part of that process is the Sedona Historical Society’s project to digitize its archives, which contain over 30,000 photographs of central Arizona’s past.
“It does make all this...
While Jerome’s history grew out of copper and gold mining in the Mingus Mountains, a large portion of Sedona’s history was intertwined with that of the silver screen, with nearly 100 movies being filmed among the red rocks during...
“A lot of people say this is the best-kept secret in town,” volunteer coordinator Jean Imler said in the Oct. 21, 1998 edition of the Sedona Red Rock News when discussing the opening of the Jordan Historical Park and...
Former FALA theater teacher to lead Sedona’s revived program
Not many people can say they moved away from Los Angeles...
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