Laurie Altringer

City launches K-5 programs

The city of Sedona’s new afterschool program runs Monday through Thursday through the end of September. Josh Frewin, Sedona’s Parks & Recreation director, said the cost of most of the programs, which are aimed at kids kindergarten through fifth grade,...

Science Vortex hosts summer camps

City-sponsored camp comes to Posse Grounds Hub July 20 to 23 The Science Vortex in Cottonwood, which recently celebrated a six-week summer program for students with the Cottonwood-Oak Creek School District, hosts three- to five-day public summer camps in Cottonwood...

Verde Valley SciTech festival expands to 75 events

It’s the Community Library Sedona’s fifth year being involved with the monthlong SciTech Festival — that happens every February throughout the Verde Valley — but Youth Services Manager Vivian Kraus knows one thing for sure: “Kids are always excited...

Science Vortex sending reps to Jaslo, Poland

The Science Vortex of Verde Valley is partnering with the Sedona Sister Cities Association to send Science Vortex president Laurie Altringer and her son Kellan, an eighth-grader, and daughter Mica, a junior at Mingus Union High School, who are...

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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...

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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