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Heroes, heroines raise money for cause

The men were, forgive the pun, uniformly good-natured and the women’s behavior ranged from slightly risque to sweetly demure at the fifth annual Trauma Intervention Programs of Arizona Calendar Release and Heroes Auction at Relics Restaurant in West Sedona...

IRS clamps down on charity abuses

By Susan Johnson Larson Newspapers With financial scandals affecting not just banks and large publicly-traded corporations, but also nonprofits, the U.S. government has turned its spotlight on billions of potential tax dollars...

Recycler’s contract to be extended by county

Corporate titan Waste Management was not prepared for a fight at the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday, Dec. 2, a mistake that could ultimately cost the company a contract for recycling services in Big Park and...

Volunteers, philanthropists honored

Thanking the people and the organizations that made it possible for the Sedona Community Foundation to provide $145,000 in grants during the past year was an easy task for Bill Ebert. Chairman of the...

Sedona fair planned for Airport Mesa

Airport mesa will rock with the sound of music, roar with dozens of airplanes and growl with high-powered luxury cars on Saturday, Sept. 20, during the first ever Sedona Community Fair. Although the management of the...

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ADOT opens another five miles of State Route 89A in Oak Creek Canyon

The Arizona Department of Transportation opened five more miles of State Route 89A in Oak Creek Canyon on...

Grand Kyiv Ballet set to perform ‘The Nutcracker’

Dancers with the Grand Kyiv Ballet will perform Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s "The Nutcracker" at 7 p.m. on Dec. 3 in...
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