Anyone who’s gone anywhere in the past few months in the Sedona area knows there is a shortage on workers.
Restaurants, hotels and retail shops large and small — both those with huge marketing budgets, little mom-and-pops and beloved holes-in-the-wall...
Despite a plea and motion made by Sedona Fire District board member Liza Vernet on Wednesday, Dec. 16, the Chapel fire station will not be considered at this time. Vernet’s motion did not receive a second from the board,...
The Sedona-Oak Creek School District is dealing with a decrease of almost $440,000 due to a decline in enrollment numbers this year when compared to last year. Two years ago, the district’s enrollment stood at 1,435 students. Last year,...
Jobs still hang in the balance after the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors reallocated county sales tax and voted to return project money. The board voted 2-1 on Jan. 20 to accept a proposal that redistributes funds collected from...
The “three whammies” — high gas prices, the Brins fire and Uptown construction — took their toll on Sedona tourism this summer, City Economic Planner Jodie Filardo said. By Trista Steers Larson Newspapers ________________ ...
U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego held a town hall at the Yavapai-Apache Nation on April 17, introduced by Yavapai-Apache...
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