It was an extra special Mother’s Day for Rachel Retegan, Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Hospital’s first kidney transplant patient to give birth post-transplant.
Retegan has called the Verde Valley home her whole life, even meeting her husband at a grocery...
After just over a year as the Sedona Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau’s President and CEO Candace Carr Strauss has resigned from her position effecÂtive March 9.
The resignation came as a shock to many in the community as...
On Nov. 8, the U.S. reopened its borders to vaccinated tourists from 33 countries previously barred from non-essenÂtial travel to the country due to the pandemic.
Will international tourists now flock back to Sedona, adding once again the notes of...
It was touted as a meeting to get the facts and share information and not a time to finger point.
Around 80 people attended in person — along with 80 online — a meeting Sept. 22 at Yavapai College’s Sedona...
The Sedona Lodging Council and Sedona Chamber of Commerce will present a forum to the public Wednesday, Sept. 22, about the facts and mispercepÂtions of vacation rentals, state law and what residents can and cannot do regarding them.
We highly...
Council votes 5-2 against 252 apartment units
Cottonwood City Council rejected the rezoning for the proposed 252-unit Spring Verde Apartments...
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