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Pierce, Tobin, Mason win

Steve Pierce, a Republican from Prescott who claimed conservative credentials to oust incumbent Tom O'Halleran of Sedona, defeated his Democratic challenger to take the Senate District 1 seat in the Arizona legislature, according to unofficial results reported by the...

Christensen, Harr elected

With 100 percent of the votes counted, retired airline pilot Charles Christensen and former corporate executive Don Harr won the two open seats on the Sedona Fire District Board, according to unofficial tallies reported by the Yavapai County Elections...

Tension on City Council?

It’s hard to get an interview with Sedona’s new Councilwoman Pud Colquitt. It’s not because she’s unwilling to talk or because of her hectic schedule tending to horses. It’s because once Colquitt came back to City...

Official results: Hay won a squeaker

Initial Sept. 2 primary election results were confirmed by official tallies released Wednesday, Sept. 10, but the contest between Republicans in the Congressional Dist. 1 race  to replace Rep. Rick Renzi was much closer than previously reported. ...

Mayor election heads to recount

Editor's Note: In May 2026, it was brought to our attention that a third-party personal blog was citing this story and erronously claiming that "... two votes changed Sedona ..." mistakenly citing the then-incomplete vote tally in the story below...

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City sweeper will be electric

It's electric. Sedona City Council voted 5-1 on Tuesday, Oct. 13, to buy a $331,404 Multihog ECV electric sweeper...

St. Vincent de Paul breaks ground on new Sedona pantry

Sedona's Society of St. Vincent de Paul food pantry will be moving into a new 1,500-square-foot building tentatively by...
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