parks and recreation

City launches K-5 programs

The city of Sedona’s new afterschool program runs Monday through Thursday through the end of September. Josh Frewin, Sedona’s Parks & Recreation director, said the cost of most of the programs, which are aimed at kids kindergarten through fifth grade,...

Registration runs home for Sedona summer softball

Field upgrades move softball season to July Batter up! Registration is open until Friday, July 3, for the 2026 city of Sedona Adult Softball League at Posse Grounds Park with Sedona Jeep Tours out defending their league championship against tentatively...

Council adds $1.76M in spending to FY27 budget

City pauses talks on school programs to later meeting Sedona City Council gave its tentative approvals and rejections on decision packets on April 23, the second day of its two-day budget work session. The packets totaled $1,476,899 in one-time and $285,472 in ongoing...

Council OKs $981K for Ranger park upgrades

Sedona City Council unanimously approved a $981,319 construction contract with EDGE Construction LLC on April 28 for building improvements at Ranger Station Park, located at 250 Brewer Road. The park — which the city purchased in 2014 — was recently...

48 Sedona city staffers now earn over $100K

Number of earners triple since NEWS began tracking in 2021 Since the NEWS began its annual tracking of the salary group of city of Sedona staffers earning six-figure salaries in 2021, there are 48 employees currently earning in that group,...

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Recorder finds 30 registered voters were not US citizens

Burchill audited county's 193,506 registrations to confirm status Yavapai County Recorder Michelle Burchill submitted the county's active and inactive...

Higher Learning Commission to monitor college board

Yavapai College has until February to provide its regional accreditation agency, the Higher Learning Commission, evidence and documentation on...
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