Sedona City Council unanimously agreed that plans to renovate and expand L’Auberge de Sedona with the offer of four affordable housing units merited a rezoning. By Alison Ecklund Larson Newspapers Sedona City Council unanimously...
With Uptown parking spots generating $50,000 to $300,000 a year, Sedona is moving forward on a plan to build 104 more spaces. Sedona City Council gave staff the go-ahead Tuesday, July 22, to get the ball...
Sedona’s newly seated City Council met Monday, June 23, with city staff to set its priorities for the next two years. Council set its priorities so city staff could determine how much importance to give issues they work with...
Neighbors’ protests against historic landmark designation for the Chapel of the Holy Cross were swept aside by the Sedona Historic Preservation Commission Monday, March 17. The commission voted 6-0 to approve the historic landmark designation for...
In spite of receiving a stern lecture on entitlement law and policy from Bill Ring, a Flagstaff land use attorney, Sedona’s Planning and Zoning Commissioners did not approve Paul Galloway’s Piñon Drive project. By Susan Johnson...
Senior plans to attend prep school then famed U.S. Military Academy
When Ryan Pfaff got the large diploma-like folder in...
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