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100th narrow-headed gartersnake released

A threatened snake that survives in one nearby Oak Creek Canyon just got a boost in the wild. More than 20 federally protected narrow-headed gartersnakes now have a new streamside home among the ponderosa pines of the Mogollon Rim following...

Pocket Fire grows north of Sedona

The Pocket Fire was first reported about 5 p.m. on Friday, June 19, approximately 7 miles north of Sedona. Firefighters were able to construct a dozer line off of Forest Service Road 231, the Edge of the World, to halt the...

Woods to grow historic preservation

Father’s work nears 50-year landmark status Sedona Historic Preservation Commissioner Bobby Woods, 66, stopped by the Sedona Heritage Museum on May 27 to celebrate National Historic Preservation Month. He shared with the 35 attendees his memories of growing up in Sedona...

Get Your Kicks at the Sedona Heritage Museum

Museum rides through exhibit on Route 66 & local influence To celebrate the centennial of the legendary U.S. Route 66, the Sedona Heritage Museum has opened its newest exhibit "The Road is Life: Sedona & Route 66," which until the...

APS’ Shutoff Zones Grow

Emergency program may turn off power during high-risk weather If your power goes out on high-risk windy days, it may not be because you didn't pay the bill but because Arizona Public Service shut off your power to prevent a...

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Fultz, Buillet, Hauserman, Dunn discuss wins

Incoming mayor, council members discuss PBA that could end need for quadrennial ‘home rule’ election Sedona Vice Mayor Brian Fultz is set...

Students sip up wine class, learning viticulture and enology

Southwest Wine Center bottles last of season’s grapes into future vintage Yavapai College’s Southwest Wine Center routinely turns water into...
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