workforce housing

P&Z approves Sunset Lofts roof design changes

The Sedona Planning and Zoning Commission approved an increase in the maximum building height and alterations to the roof design for the Sunset Lofts workforce housing project during its July 18 meeting. Neighbors of the proposed project at 220...

Sedona hotels cope with staffing shortages

While October is consid­ered high season for tourism, finding employees for hotel and resort properties is at its lowest in Sedona. Searching for and retaining employees has become an issue — but many hoteliers say that this isn’t anything new. However,...

Sedona-area leaders update public at Community Pulse

Think of it as the CliffsNotes version of what the city of Sedona, U.S. Forest Service, Big Park Regional Coordinating Council and Northern Arizona Healthcare have been up to lately. On Wednesday, Aug. 25, the Sedona Chamber of Commerce hosted...

Jordan Lofts ‘victory’ may have high cost

The opponents of the Jordan Lofts project on Jordan Road thought they won a victory last week, but it appears to be either pyrrhic or the harbinger of the opponents’ worst-case scenario. After several months of planning, Flagstaff-based Miramonte Homes...

Miramonte pulls plan amendment; will build apartments, homes

The developers of a proposed apartment complex in Uptown have withdrawn their application for a Major Community Plan Amendment with the city of Sedona after a large amount of pushback from nearby residents. However, the property is still going to...

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Sedona police arrest man shooting gun off Soldier Pass Road

Sedona Police Department responds to gunfire near homes; city issues ‘shelter-in-place’ notice to surrounding neighborhoods Gunfire in a neighborhood lead...

Trophies & toasts for teachers

Rotary honors Sedona’s top three educators The Rotary of Sedona Red Rocks celebrated National Teacher Appreciation Week by handing out...
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