Oak Creek

Creekside resort withdraws its plans

The developers of a proposed resort and residential living area in Uptown have officially withdrawn their interest in moving forward with the project. The Sedona Planning and Zoning Commission heard in June for the second time a proposal from LodgeWorks,...

Big storm causes sewage spill

The city of Sedona and state of Arizona are continuing to monitor a sewer spill in Sedona created by heavy rains. According to a city press release, at around 4 p.m. on Friday, July 23, rain­water inundated the city of...

Sedona P&Z, public weigh in on resort plan

One word came up again and again when discussing a potential resort in Uptown — “density.” The Sedona Planning and Zoning Commission heard for the second time a proposal from LodgeWorks, which is currently in escrow to purchase 19.45 acres...

Sedona backs USFS purchase of 27 acres

The city of Sedona officially gave its blessing for a proposal by the U.S. Forest Service to purchase land it sold more than a quarter century ago. USFS is in the process of requesting support in its efforts to buy...

SR 179 sewer project resumes after spill

On Aug. 14, the city of Sedona approved an updated operations plan by contractor Kinney Construction Services that includes a detailed safety plan with assur­ances a sewer spill in Oak Creek won’t occur again, marking the return to construction...

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Sedona-area USFS non-fire staff down 40% since ’24

Red Rock Ranger District outlines policy changes, office moves, possible shift in fire staff to Dept. of Interior Delayed by...

Dickey resigns from the city of Sedona

After 21 years, Deputy City Manager Andy Dickey resigned from his position with the city of Sedona on Monday,...
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