weather

We must adapt; Mother Nature plays no favorites

Last week, residents of Sedona and Verde Valley noticed a thickening of high-altitude smoke in our skies that lingered several days through the weekend. Normally when this happens, we reporters check with our local fire agencies about wildfires and check...

Be safe before and after lightning strikes

The U.S. Forest Service reminds everyone that each year people are injured by lightning. High on the list of activities where this occurs are hiking, climbing, camping, fishing, boating and golfing. Many vacationers are unaware of the measures they...

Weather sensors put Sedona on the map

Anyone who’s ever tried to look up Sedona’s weather on the National Weather Service Web site knows how frustrating it is to get the temperature and conditions from Flagstaff’s Pulliam Airport instead. Though it’s only 24 miles up Oak...

Scorpions place first at track meet

By Brian Bergner Jr. Larson Newspapers   For only the second time in Sedona Red Rock High history, the Scorpions hosted a track and field meet, and this time, they invited Verde...

Winter wallops city

Drifting snow, icy roads and gusting winds caused several car accidents, closed schools and chased area residents indoors as a major storm system passed over Sedona on Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 9 and 10. Less...

Trending Now

Dickey resigns from the city of Sedona

After 21 years, Deputy City Manager Andy Dickey resigned from his position with the city of Sedona on Monday,...

2.5M hikers on local trails in last 3 years

More than 2.5 million hikers tripped U.S. Forest Service infrared counters along Sedona trails in the Red Rock Ranger...
Larson Newspapers