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Wildfire smoke blows in, fills the skies

Eyes burning? Head aching? Unexplained rash? The Verde Valley skies are filled with the smoke of area forest fires. If residents needed a reminder that they live in the middle of a forest, days like...

Juniors baseball ends season with win

The Sedona Juniors baseball team wrapped up its season on June 15 against the Camp Verde Reds and won 6-4.  The win improves the Sedona team’s record to 14-2 on the season.  By Brian Bergner Jr....

Former hydrologist predicts upper Verde will go dry

Former U.S. Geological Survey hydrologist Bill Meyers predicts the Verde River will begin to dry up once “safe yield” is reached in Big Chino Valley. By Mike Cosentino Larson Newspapers ________________ Former U.S....

Cyclists coalition raises funds for bike lanes on Hwy. 179

Bike lanes will extend from Sedona south of the Village of Oak Creek after Hwy. 179 construction if Verde Valley Cyclists Coalition has its way. By Trista Steers Larson Newspapers ________________ Bike lanes will extend...

VOC medical center loses doctor?s services

When Opal Alexander, 82, learned Dr. Tahirih Jensen left Verde Valley Medical Center’s Village of Oak Creek Health Center, she became alarmed. By Trista Steers Larson Newspapers ________________ When Opal Alexander, 82, learned...

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Sedona area’s trails haves stories miles long

On April 9, Sara Stiffler spread maps across a table in the Sedona Heritage Museum's apple shed and took...

Council OKs Cultural Park 2.0 to draft amphitheater plan

Unanimously authorizes SCP 2.0 to discuss plans with venue operators Sedona City Council voted unanimously 6-0 — with Councilwoman Kathy...
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