Tony Allender

‘Johnny Guitar’ house joins Sedona’s historic landmarks

A bit of movie magic is now part of Sedona's official history. On Aug. 17, the city's Historic Preservation Commission added the Johnny Guitar House, formerly known as the Tall in the Saddle House, at 705 Back O' Beyond Road,...

7 respond to RFI for Sedona Cultural Park

The Sedona amphitheater's personal ad drew seven replies. Now an eight-person working group of seven city staffers and a member of the business community gets to vet the prospects before Sedona City Council tentatively hears its findings, Tuesday, Dec....

Land cleared for new resort

Work began in mid-September on the $116 million Senoa Resort & Spa, formerly known as the Oak Creek Heritage Lodge at 115 Schnebly Hill Road. The resort will have 70 guest rooms and four workforce housing units in 29...

Council & city staff talks housing strategy

Rent Local, STR deed restriction programs may be discontinued; city has $19 million in fund Sedona City Council heard an updated draft of the city's Balanced Housing Strategy on Sept. 8, from Community Development Director Tony Allender and Housing Coordinator...

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 to get a promotion from the voters and be seated in November as the next elected mayor of Sedona following...

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ADOT opens another five miles of State Route 89A in Oak Creek Canyon

The Arizona Department of Transportation opened five more miles of State Route 89A in Oak Creek Canyon on...

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...
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