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Sedona housing gap widens

City's report highlights aging population, workforce shortages Nails will meet wood as 221 housing units are slated to go up in the coming years, however, it may not be enough to house Sedona's workforce. Sedona may need as many as 775...

Circle K files 2-year permit extension request

Circle K submitted a request for a two-year extension to receive building permits in the city for its planned store and gas station at the northeast corner of 2820 W. SR 89A and Southwest Drive on Thursday, March 5. Originally,...

Council approves condo conversion for 60 units

The Sedona City Council voted 5-1 on Jan. 28, with Councilwoman Kathy Kinsella opposed and Vice Mayor Holli Ploog absent, to approve a developer’s application to convert the Navajo Lofts project in West Sedona to condominium units for future...

P&Z approves 60 townhomes

The city of Sedona is hoping to mix up the housing options as 60 long-term rental townhomes will be built in West Sedona. Scottsdale-based companies MKC Holdings and Morgan Taylor Homes presented their townhome proposal to Planning & Zoning commissioners,...

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Sedona City Council eyes a land trust

The city’s plan for future housing is still being built. The Sedona City Council chose not to formally adopt the...

Cox pleads guilty; to receive 50 years

The Yavapai County Attorney’s Office announced on Tuesday, Oct. 27, that Chester Clay Cox, 31, of Cottonwood, a former...
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