tourism

Pocket Fire changes Sedona’s tourism focus

City of Sedona to dip into pockets for post-fire crisis management  While containment efforts on the Pocket Fire continue, so do post-fire economic recovery plans by Coconino and Yavapai counties and the city of Sedona's Destination Marketing & Management Organization. Sedona...

Fire, smoke kills tourism in Sedona

Businesses, city officials say Sedona is safe but brace for a rough month "Sedona's open for business" is the message the Greater Sedona Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau is sending to the world as the Pocket Fire has engulfed...

Sedona council candidates split on home rule, city spending

Budget, spending and ‘home rule’ divide hopefuls Newcomers Jean Christophe Buillet, Rich Gay and Tony Hauserman and incumbent City Councilwoman Melissa Dunn, made their pitch to voters at the League of Women Voter's forum at the Sedona Performing Arts Center...

Get Your Kicks at the Sedona Heritage Museum

Museum rides through exhibit on Route 66 & local influence To celebrate the centennial of the legendary U.S. Route 66, the Sedona Heritage Museum has opened its newest exhibit "The Road is Life: Sedona & Route 66," which until the...

Rates to circle block, return for discussion

Council OKs parking vendor contracts, will vote on lot fees During its May 12 meeting, the Sedona City Council discussed the proposed Uptown parking rates and provided direction to staff; however, a rate approval faces a 60-day comment period before...

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VOCA looks to add parking spaces near park and clubhouse

Board will not pave VOCA Park nor green space None of the green space at the Village of Oakcreek Association...

Retired US Air Force officer takes final flight

Family, friends help former pilot fly wild blue yonder again When 84-year-old Jay Thompson first moved to Cottonwood in May,...
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