Sedona, AZ News

• Sedona, AZ News
• Sedona woman runs for state seat
• Commercial properties still suffering from recession
• Charges possible in fatal crash
• Car hits 15-year-old boy
• Couples Championship tees off Saturday at VOC country club
• Sedona sends 12 to Meet of Champions
• NAWBO highlights women in business
• Thrifty tourists visit for more than just the red rocks
• Senate bill protects funding for state parks
• Oestmann qualifies for Great Southwest invite in June
• Emerging filmmakers roll their clips
• Chip Davis: This will be last supervisor term
• Program focuses on vets’ needs
• Eaton doing OK one year after accident
• Cooperman, Hazime and Schoen win
• Fire bans now in place all across state
• Hazel Buffaloe
• Tour offers a rare peak inside the homes on Jerome's Cleopatra Hill
• Residents help family devastated by home fire
• Air quality still ‘good’ despite Gladiator Fire
• Strickling named boys basketball coach
• 2nd man dies in motorcycle crash
• Safer driving is only way to prevent more crashes on highways
• City fights over chamber funding
• Police hope DNA, fingerprints may lead to burglary suspects
• Sedona boys take 2nd at state, girls finish 6th
• Sedona Rotary club names four Teacher of the Year
• Schoen, Hazime, Cooperman win SFD recall
• Fires banned throughout Sedona area
• 2 motorcyclists wreck, 1 dies
• Mittleman and Kovac win men’s doubles title
• Children learn to protect themselves from sun
• Animals make odd sounds at ‘Wackadoo Zoo’
• Department of Justice approves Arizona’s legislative redistricting
• Sedona volleyball takes 2nd
• Second motorcyclist killed in third accident
• Scorpions head to state this weekend
• Sedona teen Alena Jutilla sets her sights on acting
• Graduates cash in for their hard work over last four years
• More men sought for mentoring program
• Summer program moves southwest to Cottonwood
• Big Park students ‘Grease’ the stage
• Scorpions ready for state meet in Mesa
• Fire destroys West Sedona home
• Sedona bids farewell to patron of the arts Marion Herrman
• Thanks, mom, for putting up with me for all these years
• Camping’s busy season has arrived
• VVMC buys SimonMed
• Sedona seniors finish strong
• Be aware of pets in the heat this summer
• Johnson records 7-over par 43 at Antelope Hills Golf Course
• Verde Valley School student group goes to work in Malawi
• Girl Scout program turns 100 years old
• Scorpion boys win Yavapai County title
• SFD waits on recall to adopt budget
• Chamber deserves all the funding city can afford to give
• John O’Brien retires from the city
• Large parties reported beneath Midgley Bridge
• Recent burglaries may be connected to March incidents
• The Secret Life of Art
• Sedona man shares personal connection with President Truman
• Distance limits schools’ sharing
• City of Sedona proposes $36M budget
• Scorpions and Cowboys wrap up 2012 season with thriller
• Record number of votes cast on our Sedona Airport poll
• Dark skies designation halts
• Congressional districts set for next decade
• Burns’ 3-run bomb not enough
• Long-time teacher Elaine Watkins prepares to retire
• City, schools collaborate on resource officer
• Turn junk into a basketball court
• Michael Skeer takes sixth in Mickelsen race
• SFD gears up for fire season
• City prepares early to mitigate flash floods
• Levondovska retired in second round
• Sedona’s art scene recovers, but not with city’s help
• Couple’s ‘baby’ is Ugandan school
• Scorpions eliminated on day one
• Film incentives could benefit Zaki
• Showstoppers bring classic TV alive
• City’s tax revenue is beginning to look up
• ‘Bullied to Silence’ gives voice to victims
• Wine symposium marks milestone in Verde Valley’s quest
• City examines 10-year capital improvements
• Going once, going twice, sold to raise money for arts center
• Sedona blasts Northland Preparatory Academy
• Scorpions finish well at Mingus Invitational
• Shutterbugs shatter competition
• Woman works to close Sedona Airport
• Ch-ch-ch-changes…
• Teaching was woman’s only option
• SRRHS grad enjoys life in fastest lane
• Surprising victory for Scorpions in Chandler
• 89A construction not going away soon
• Softball team earns revenge over Williams
• Garden club hopes sale beautifies Sedona
• Visiting Bears drop Sedona
• Family celebrates life of Jim Schwartz
• Take stock of what you do to lessen footprint on planet
• Sedona visitor numbers on the rise since 2009
• Conscious Communities hosts Earth Day event
• Small schools meet held in Sedona
• Bunker shoots 82 to lead Scorpions
• West Sedona School sudents under surveillance
• Election coverage will not include endorsement letters
• Mansker family united after 70 years
• Levandovska enjoying her time stateside
• Plastic bottle turns into light bulb
• Sedona nonprofit boards receive a boost
• Grant greens new wetlands
• Residents open their homes for history tour
• Sedona track team claims 13 gold medals at invitational
• Sedona appears to be on positive path to handling issues
• 800 bike for multiple sclerosis
• USFS bans trail builder
• Big Park overmatched by rival Cowboys
• Berklee accepts Sedona musician
• Rain postpones Catwalk for Cancer Fashion Show
• May Love 4 Amanda spread to others who need support fighting
• Honoring those who answer call for help
• Tax deadline quickly approaching
• Sedona beats Tigers in tourney finale
• Scorpions struggle against Marauders
• USFS says Soldier Pass Road overused
• Amanda Rae Coughlin’s spirit lives on as group helps others
• Preparation a key to success
• Body found, believed to be Jim Schwartz
• Sedona homes in need of repair receive a little city assistance
• Search planned for missing VOC reverend
• Still no Midway fire station decision
• Sedona Boy Scout earns his Eagle
• Students plant spring garden
• Big Park offense arrives late in win over rival Cats’
• Scorpions finish 9th in Pahrump Valley
• Construction isn’t fun or pretty, but work is necessary
• Traffic snarls on State Route 89A
• SFD chief: Budget will fall into red if mill rate not changed
• Trevor Slattery won’t need atlas on world travels
• Scorpions win 21 gold medals at invite
• Sedona Opening Day a big hit
• Students rock Battle of Bands
• Residents ask for more trails
• Players put ‘meat’ into performance
• Moving ceremony welcomes Vietnam veterans back home
• Airport issues come to a head
• Revenue decrease continues for city
• Bill may make counties protect private property
• SFD budget workshops begin in April
• Sedona kids sell chocolates to benefit students in Tibet
• Big Park slams Oak Creek School 24-4
• Keider solid in big win for Coyotes
• Letter policy may be 3 months old, but we’re still following it
• Sedona City Council OKs Barbara Antonsen park plan 6-1
• Sketch released in burglary cases
• SFD recall candidates face off for first time
• Developing Sedona’s arts education potential
• Scorpion track team competes at Chandler Rotary Invitational
• Wranglers defeat Sedona by one stroke Monday
• Women travel time through architecture
• Another election season rolls out in never-ending cycle
• Vietnam Veterans receive proper welcome home
• Sedona celebrates spring with a day of family fun
• To Art or Not to Art… Wait, what was the question?
• Sedona kids want ice rink added to community plan
• Tuskegee ‘Red Tails’ fought war in Europe & at home
• 60 percent of homes connect to city sewer
• @Random: Sedona part of woman’s life adventure
• Sedona takes 3rd at Bougainvillea
• Track team hosts Friendship Meet
• Think about how water affects you when you use it
• Project engages voters
• YCSO now uses 'eye-dentification'
• Attorney General not ruling out run for governor
• Sedona resident enters race for Congressional District 1
• Sedona City Council keeps two arts groups
• Sedona continues to improve this season
• Snow cooling off hot Scorpions
• Spring snow storm socks Sedona
• After audits, Sedona collects unpaid taxes
• Elks host fire chief for public meeting
• Rescheduling limits Coyotes’ time on the field
• Centennial project honors Linda Starr
• Yavapai County may get big share of ADOT cash
• Council candidates show how to run clean campaigns
• Proposition 420 passes with 70% approval rate
• Woman dead beneath local bridge
• Sedona tennis sweeps Orme in singles and doubles
• Candidates take seats in May
• Group eases the suffering from a loss
• U.S. News & World Report names local center a top rural hospital
• Falsetto takes over as head at food bank
• Jessica & Cody Kirkham unholster their shooting skills
• Search for burglars continues
• Struggling nonprofits not in clear, but there is hope for the future
• Residents give ‘Sedona’ film character
• Above and Beyond in Sedona
• West Sedona post office not closing
• Luxury assisted living emerges in Sedona
• 2012 election results are in
• C-Market redesign gets nod from city
• Ashley Hook, teen with cancer, has a ‘never give up’ attitude
• Election coverage continues with results on website
• Sedona cancer center announces new partnership with U of A
• Light work starts with boring for electricity
• Local opera buffs enjoy venue Sedona offers
• Sedona struggles against Williams in 26-10 rout
• New fire chief paid more than old chief
• Scorpions tally 9-5 victory
• Rash of burglaries reported in Uptown, VOC
• 'Home rule' vote decides city’s financial future
• Big Park softball team begins season 2-0
• Verde Valley dance instructor invited to teach in London
• Sedona duo heads to Macalester
• Air quality dusty over Sedona
• Film festival reports record attendance
• Court rules against city’s short-term rental ban
• City budget isn’t out of control, so vote ‘yes’ on home rule
• Plan offers solution to SR 89A traffic congestion in Uptown
• City Council revokes Sedona Temple’s permit
• Court ruling further challenges recreation fees
• Scorpions earn first victory of season
• Dreams are more than flights of fancy
• West Sedona baseball starting over
• Area homeowners unhappy with Barbara memorial park structure
• SFD staff attacks RSM McGladrey audit
• Big Park track and field team looks for strong spring season
• Students learn on horseback
• Parade celebrates Irish history to honor centennial
• Coyotes eye small schools championship in ’12
• Baldenegro hopes to end congressional gridlock
• Letter from dark sky group doesn’t say 'no designation'
• Voting just got easier
• Potential rockslides on Interstate 17 near Phoenix
• C-Market redesign would improve the Uptown atmosphere
• Simpson teaches wolf pack to act
• Presidential Preference Election set for Feb. 28
• Foreign exchange teenagers enjoy studying in Sedona
• Sorvino family visits for film festival
• Sedona man treated wounded in Vietnam
• Questions surround softball team in 2012
• Scorpions expected to compete for title
• Sedona begins season Friday
• SR 89A streetlight construction begins Monday
• Lack of education holds back person, their family, society
• Video-game concept teaches children to play the piano
• Art is worth extra hours at school
• Golf program looks to turn the corner
• Artist/Artisan
• Teacher Karyl Goldsmith excels with excelling kids
• Tennis team excited for 2012
• Expect 30-minute delays on I-17
• City Council candidates address tourism and economy at forum
• The secret life of a poet
• SIFF unveils its very own house at this year’s festival
• Fest features local filmmakers
• Scorpions wrap up 2011-2012 season
• Oscar-nominated director Peter Bogdanovich visits Sedona
• Window Rock eliminates Sedona girls
• City hires SFD’s business manager Karen Daines
• Evening with Elks teaches lessons if you simply listen
• Election 2012: Work on budget led to Martinez's candidacy
• Election 2012: Capital projects are DiNunzio's top priority
• Elmo’s distinct voice will likely be heard at Sedona film festival
• Margie McKinnon shines a light into the darkness
• Assistant coaches work behind the bench
• Double murder timeline still not apparent
• Ring a bell as Arizona turns 100 at 2:14 p.m. today
• Photos reveal history of area
• Let’s face it guys, Valentine’s Day is for the women
• Possible hate crime in VOC remains under investigation
• Ann Kirkpatrick pounds campaign trail
• Lea Thompson attends film fest
• Sedona fire chief applicant unhappy with process
• Music features centennial overture
• Schnack touched lives around world
• Council candidates talk arts
• Classic warplanes touch down in Sedona
• Sedona Police Explorers earn high marks
• Never give up; never surrender!
• IRS focuses on Earned Income Tax Credit
• Bell ringing to cap Arizona Centennial weekend
• ‘Secret trail’ isn’t so secret anymore
• If you don’t believe the facts, I have documents of proof
• School breaks marathon record
• Work starts on streetlights, roadway safety
• Suspect found guilty of David Wile’s murder
• Scorpions finish year with loss
• Sedona defeats Bears to end season on a high note
• Explore Sedona in a Jeep
• Sheriff’s office adds helicopter to its fleet of rescue vehicles
• Road closures and delays for marathon Feb. 4
• Marathoners pick up packets
• Marathon returns Saturday thanks to Sedona’s chamber
• Agenda items, proclamations now need support of 2 council members
• Two drug incidents occur after campus cop cut
• Cowboys spoil senior night for Scorpions
• Two rise to top of superstar contest
• City candidates agree, no signs
• Coyotes claim small schools title
• Is it true that someone with Sleep Apnea is more likely to have a motor vehicle accident than ...
• The Business of Art
• Initiative changes who advances in elections
• 2 women named ‘most intriguing’
• Marathon also offers plenty of activities for non-runners
• Streetlights again excite some council members
• Candidates fight for Kyl’s U.S. Senate seat
• City Council hopefuls make first appearance
• Model airplane club spotlights members
• Sedona boys beat Cougars 61-50 on the road
• U.S. Senate candidate Wil Cardon stops by Sedona
• Playoff hopes still alive for Scorpions
• Walking group puts one foot in front of the other
• Two drug incidents at Sedona Red Rock High School
• Camp Verde drivers wait for Sedona jazz festival payment
• Wildcats claw rival Coyotes, 34-23
• Sedona International Film Festival 2012
• Westervelt claims 1st in Chino Valley
• Big Park girls wrap up regular season
• Two Verde Valley residents run for supervisor seats
• Still no motive in January double slaying
• City takes active role in upcoming road safety improvement project
• USFS burns wood piles in canyon on Tuesday
• Journalists quickly develop thick skin to keep our sanity
• Final congressional adjustments made
• Joe Vernier drops out of council race
• Sedona celebrates the Lunar New Year
• Memorial park inches closer to construction
• Page finds net late, hands Scorpions another loss
• Primaries could decide congressional races this year
• Coyotes continue to roll, beat Bobcats
• Now is better time than December to push tax credits
• ADOT says street lights will begin to appear this month
• Village students redirect a misdirected package
• Sedona loses as Mingus offense comes to life in final minutes
• Blaze destroys mobile home
• Big Park intramural hoops program a success
• Sedona OKs Verde Lynx deal with Cottonwood
• Still plenty of chances to see ‘shooting stars’
• County: Internet not evidence of code violations
• Do-It-Yourself-Art
• Kick butts during national smokeout
• Evolution of transit in area is shifting in right direction
• Verde Valley School’s Brady Hall receives a lighting face-lift
• Wile murder trial begins
• Construction drags on
• Fire destroy Sedona mobile home
• Smith vital link between public & cops
• Sedona loses heartbreaker to Badgers in overtime
• New program maps crimes committed in county
• Woodford’s athletic career only beginning
• County attorney says she will run
• Ballistics match double murders near Sedona to Anthem shootout
• Scorpions earn 10th win of the year in 68-44 rout
• Lock up medicine & liquor, & then talk to your child
• Attack turns to alleged hate crime in Village
• YCSO nabs suspect in July VOC home invasion
• VOC home invasion investigation ongoing
• Sedona wins despite slow start
• Wetlands expansion begins
• Living among the Kennedys
• Don’t stop giving, caring or sharing after the holidays
• Crews hustle to handle call spike
• Sedona Boys & Girls branch looking for leader
• Five locals register for full marathon
• YCSO offers reward, IDs double murder victims
• Doctor predicts cancer increase
• Wildcats beat rival Coyotes, 29-23
• Panthers net two goals, beat Sedona
• Helicopters ‘loosely’ regulated
• Cops investigate possible murder scene
• Warm weather spikes business for Uptown merchants
• Facts need to be accurate to be part of a letter to editor
• Singer, songwriter Decker credits city with inspiration
• New Year’s Eve quiet for SPD
• Arizona Snowbowl open to the public through mid-April
• Girls take 4th in Camp Verde
• SFD board hires a new law firm
• The year of change
• 3-0 loss to Mingus drops Sedona to 1-2 on season
• Scorpions aim to make soccer playoffs
• Mother-daughter tandem working out well for Scorpions
• New year means new beginning & chance to improve
• Sylvia Strobel resigns from food bank
• Visiting hiker falls to his death
• Three Sedona events make top 25 list for all of Arizona
• Police, fire, bartender save a woman’s life
• Realism key to keep resolutions during new year
• Chapel station on back burner again
• Sedona cancer patients help others around world
• 2011: Year in Review
• YCSO, helicopters conduct intense search for hiker
• City now requires all businesses to be licensed
• Officer James Carne is an outdoors kind of guy
• SFD board recall begins
• The best Christmas gifts are those we take for granted
• Downes leads Arizona disc golf team to title
• Exclusive interview with Santa Claus
• Ron Wheeler finalist for new cop job
• Local kids compete in free-throw shoot
• Vehicle plunges into Oak Creek Canyon
• Council candidates hope to bring end to city divisiveness
• Mingus offense too much for Scorpions
• Red Rock Pass transforms under pressure
• Sedona construction is never as simple as building a new road
• Badgers claw Sedona, 68-53
• Anita MacFarlane is strictly for the birds
• Thousands of coins burglarized from Sedona home
• Everyone receives gift when residents holiday shop locally
• Six candidates turn in council petitions
• Little fire smoke expected through January
• City drainage plan remains stagnant
• 1970s Stopwatch Gang hid in Oak Creek Canyon
• ‘Sedona: The Movie’ hits Arizona theaters in March
• Scorpions throttle visiting Wildcats, earn first victory
• James Arthur Ray appeals his negligent homicide conviction
• Girls hoops improve to 7-2 overall
• Early deadlines ensure newspaper elves get a break
• Lykins awarded for innovation excellence
• Sedona filmmaker tours national film festivals
• Scorpions go 2-1 in tournament
• Tim Lefler hangs up his helmet
• Coyotes thump Bobcats, 42-13
• West Sedona drops third straight, 39-32
• Happy Art
• Civil Air Patrol squadron's balloon hits stratosphere
• Group works for Sedona's dark sky status
• State says SFD violated open meeting laws, probe continues
• New stone signs signal stretch of scenic byway
• Coyotes lose tough one to Mayer, 34-31
• Comics’ night corrals six jokers on stage
• First-minute miracle goal dooms Sedona
• Investors show everyone isn’t greedy
• We will dust off election policy for return of the races
• Erick’s Chapel station vote not necessarily conflict of interest
• Scorpions struggle at inaugural Red Rock Hoops Classic tourney
• Remembering Dec. 7, 1941
• Jamie Rivero: The face for police department administration
• Sedona shocks Panthers, 1-0
• Woman sues over medical marijuana-related firing
• SR 89A project delays Verde Lynx shelter construction
• Expect smoke from burn in Oak Creek Canyon
• Local art brings holiday cheer
• Wildcats have a new man in charge
• Sedona’s A. Jay Bronson named Division-II Coach of the Year
• SFD committee requests lawyer
• Watching the sky is ancient tradition
• Police Chief Ray Cota: Traffic a citywide issue
• Businesses optimistic about holiday spending
• Holidays happier for Allred this year
• It can be tough to be public service professional here
• Prescribed burn near Munds Park planned for Dec. 1
• Children go on shopping spree
• Black Friday in Sedona doesn’t include fist-fights
• Attorney: Individuals can give as much as they want for referendum
• ADOT awards State Route 89A contract
• Volunteering: A way of life for Dreama Aldredge
• Sedona duo runs at Nike Cross Regionals
• Board fails to agree on Chapel station
• Katie Sarme adjusting to Sedona life
• Scorpion girls soccer eye return to state playoffs this winter
• Chapel receives national designation
• Give thanks for gifts you recognize in life this Thanksgiving
• Big senior group to lead Sedona
• Schwartz family struggles while search continues for father, Jim
• Thanks
• Elks Lodge prepares, serves, cleans up this Thanksgiving
• Even small donations can make difference during the holidaysEven small donations can make ...
• City election season returns
• Scorpions remain optimistic despite losses in starting rotation
• Coffee Pot Restaurant cooks holiday feast for its community
• Trip to Peru changes Sedona students’ lives
• Young lineup returns for Sedona this year
• Lace up your tennis shoes to help fight childhood obesity
• Under new direction, Wildcats looking to improve on past woes
• Zelms, Welsh leave Sedona
• It takes a village to raise a theater
• Big Park girls eye small schools title
• Attempted child abduction suspect sought
• Cooper signs with UMass
• SR 89A referendum costly for campaigns
• US Forest Service plans burn in Oak Creek Canyon
• Elks looking for few good men, women
• The people spoke again and they said exact same thing
• Veteran Pete Sanders helps other vets
• 2,981 voters say ‘no’ to Proposition 410
• Coyotes eye better results in 2011-2012 season
• Richard Waite finds light midst the darkness
• West Sedona wants small schools title
• Filmmaker Marshall Stoufferr faces the wild kingdom
• Station survey could go to voters
• Seresun cramps up, girls fall to 6th place
• Creative Freedom
• Spirit of giving already evident
• Early deadlines last even longer for Thanksgiving
• Trenching issue slows down construction in West Sedona
• Project could close, restrict 4,317 miles of forest roads
• Sedona boys finish 8th overall at state
• Vintages Grille in Rimrock is Now Open!
• Village man turns fascination into art
• Thatcher eliminates Scorpions’ title hopes, 3-2
• Sedona Sunrise seeks next Superstar
• Cougars end Sedona’s 2011 season with 39-0 victory
• Wright excelling despite young age
• You don’t have to be a child to dress up on Halloween
• Sedona alumni return to play high school show
• Search for SFD chief in limbo
• Gauge measures rainfall near Little Elf
• Boys hoop camp set for this weekend
• Prescription drugs newest hurdle for MATForce to clear
• Plein air painters bring artistic ambience to Sedona
• Cross-country team ready for sectionals after invite
• Wildcats win small schools title match over rival Big Park, 2-0
• Vikings end state hopes for Sedona
• From Jersey to Sedona: Marchese brings law background to duties
• En Plein Air
• Vote ‘no’ on 410 in order to avoid a financial nightmare
• Macpherson highlights Plein Air Festival
• ‘The Wizard of Oz’ comes to Sedona
• Scorpions easily defeat Camp Verde
• Sedona Red Rock News’ website is No. 1 again
• Sedona sends two teams to playoffs
• Negotiations a big part of ‘yes’ vote on Proposition 411
• Hoops camp set for Oct. 29 & 30
• YCSO searches for missing VOC man, 66
• U.S. Rep. Paul Gosar a no-show for local meetings
• Expect to see umbrellas under sunny skies
• Coyotes upset West Sedona
• Scorpions run well in Scottsdale
• Sedona unable to stop Cougars in 2nd half
• Prescribed burns could affect Sedona
• R.D. Olson’s blues band ranked 3rd in state
• Susan Barrington is leaving SCC
• Guest perspectives must be approved before publication
• Film, orchestra partnership produces ‘Hunchback of Notre Dame’
• Serge Wright: 89A will bankrupt the city
• Sedona struggles against Wranglers, lose 51-18
• Construction firm files lawsuit against city
• Cross-country team primed for big run
• Turn off computer and game systems to battle youth obesity
• Treasures found under our feet
• Big Park and West Sedona finish well
• Scorpion swimmers first to claim inaugural Sedona-Mingus Cup
• Offensive attack too much for Bruins
• We can all use a Kick start
• ADOT mum on State Route 89A lighting
• Officer Langmack holds title as youngest on the force at 23
• Loving Bowls honors heroes at this year’s event
• Sedona swimmers finish top five at Phoenix Country Day
• Grandparents raising grandchildren
• Flagstaff escapes from Scorpions, 3-2
• YCSO asks for help identifying dead hiker
• Metaphysical tours may need permits
• iArt
• Everyone’s opinion matters in search for a new fire chief
• Another recycling bin torched in Verde Valley
• Seresun wins fourth meet of 2011
• Fourth quarter dooms Venom
• Cheryl Rogers-Barnett recalls life of her famous father, Roy Rogers
• Brackin fights through the pain to play
• Joe Demme believes committee possesses sole power in fire chief search
• We do our best to balance coverage of all Sedona’s issues
• Bike lanes part of 89A plan regardless of its ownership
• Red Rock Youth Football program solid in 2011
• Banned Books Week reveals Sedona doesn’t ban many
• The laws governing media also apply to general public
• ADOT plans I-17 improvements
• Local middle schools compete at invite
• Sedon teen composes a symphony
• Seresun continues to shine
• Scorpions lose to rival Cowboys, 48-0
• One World of Art
• Painful bee stings can be cured with a slice of onion
• ADOT plans changes to SR 179 exit off I-17
• Michaela Cunningham is tough enough
• In Sedona, Secretary Bennett hints at gubernatorial run
• ‘Pay it forward’ makes TimeBank work
• Return of Winefest signals blossom of area’s wine industry
• Wildcats improve to 7-0 with 2-1 win over Camp Verde
• DORR meeting highlights SFD issues
• Sedona makes its presence known
• Now is time to be heard with regard to Sedona’s future
• HERO mission brings hope to Tibetan refugees in India
• Democrats talk redistricting caused by new census
• Scorpions swim away from competition
• Threat remains for wildlife in the Gulf
• Sedona wins second straight game, defeats Greyhills
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• Sedona loses to Fountain Hills in Wolves Classic title match
• Study says Arizonans ignorant of how open space is funded
• Officer Foley brings energetic attitude to city’s K-9 patrols
• Big Brothers Big Sisters became more than a volunteer opportunity
• DEA to ban ‘bath salts’
• One-woman show rolls into town bringing laughs
• Expansion adds airplane parking
• Rival Mingus too much for Sedona, 3-1
• Scorpions looking for win at Greyhills
• Circles into Squares
• Mykala Seresun wins Ray Wherley Invitational
• We will print 89A referendum letters but not all of them
• College and city wait for Sedona Cultural Park developers
• ‘Sedona’ movie heads to Hollywood film fest
• Scorpions win Homecoming
• Final 10 Rwandan quilts up for sale
• Volleyball takes 4th at invitational
• ‘Big’ class helps Parkinson’s patients
• Traffic counters cut on SR 89A
• Sedona Stingers are as tough as they come
• 23-year-old woman shot to death
• Sedona performance artists find home at performers guild
• State Route 89A vote two months away
• Venom looking to have solid season
• Sedona memorializes 9/11 a decade after terrorist attacks
• Mudslides block 89A in Oak Creek Canyon
• Anger over district vote brings rumors of Verde County
• Former resident to shoot film in city
• Jahn, Crusaders roll past Scorpions
• Sedona food bank shelves are bare
• Sedona opens pool in style
• Pragmatic Dedication
• Big Park volleyball focusing on fundamentals
• Bradshaw Mountain no match for Sedona
• Area recycling bins go up in flames
• Wildcats want a championship
• $37K spent on SFD legal fees
• Sedona cross country looks for state title run
• Bike officer Hernandez keeps in touch with community
• Sedona air "unhealthy for sensitive individuals"
• Sedona 4th most popular city among same-sex couples
• 11-11-11 Gathering event worries the city
• West Sedona begins 2011 season 0-2
• Give it away
• AIA membership not in Coyotes’ best interest
• Phoenix dust & Flagstaff smoke create cloudy cocktail of Sedona air
• Scorpions focus on putting past behind them
• Forest Service’s Red Rock Pass proposal drastically reduces fee area
• Verde Valley School drops AIA membership
• Removing Blocks to Manifesting Workshop
• Founding director of Zaki Gordon leaves film school
• A Day in the West claims summer title
• Every body has army — the immune system
• USFS smoke meeting heats up
• Nazih Hazime to join VVFD as chief
• USFS open house shows commitment to smoke reduction
• Sedona football ready for a change
• A painting a day keeps the doctor away
• Springer, Thurman punched residents in face with vote
• Artists also return to classroom
• Plan pinpoints city’s hazards
• Nazih Hazime hired by Verde Valley Fire District
• AIA requires athletes to take head injury class
• Supervisors pick redistricting Map A-Alternative
• Council awards $120,000 in funding to 17 organizations
• Charity golf event slated for September
• Sedona set to dive into 2011 season
• SIFF, city volunteers bring green to screen Sunday
• Funk looking to take Red Rock Youth Football to new heights
• Sedona smoke 'unhealthy for sensitive individuals'
• Taking Time
• A Day in the West easily claims summer title
• Teachers & students should leave their relationship at school
• Area real estate sales improving
• Sedona Showstoppers start stompin’
• Sedona's revenue rising slowly
• Summer softball playoffs set to begin Thursday
• County supervisors end the redistricting marathon with vote
• SFD picks highest bidder for audit
• Hammond deployed to Afghanistan
• Home invasion suspect remains at large
• Chamber buys rights to Sedona Marathon event
• Reed resigns from city clerk position
• Umpire Joe Perez a man of many hats
• SGR begins Tee It Forward program
• Community center doing its best to survive economy
• Lykins anticipates great school year
• Trip abroad changes woman’s life
• Verde Valley Heat win Western Nationals title
• Committee picks top bidder for SFD audit
• K-9 siblings enjoy wet birthday party
• No rain means more smoke
• AP: Journalists can now be content with presence of Internet
• Tax collection kinks smooth out
• Hours changing for the fall at the Sedona Community Pool
• Sedona man wants Cottonwood police to return marijuana
• Chief: Crime spike doesn’t mean community is not safe
• SFD board member, residents question outside lawyer fees
• Swordfish take home 14 gold medals at Verde Valley invite
• Aug. 1 floods similar to 2009 events
• Little Elf neighborhood hit hard by floods again
• First day of school reminds us all how quickly time passes
• New school year brings changes
• The Science of Art
• Three injured in head-on collision
• Summer title hopes heat up
• National Night Out chance for kids to meet local heroes
• Village woman saves husband’s life
• City of Sedona cracks down on vacation rentals
• Teaching golf only a day job for Risk
• Sedona finalist in grant process
• SFD teaches CCR to Larson Newspapers staff
• Decker and Wright compete at state
• Ernesto Ponce set to start a tennis academy
• Robber steals teeny-tiny trains
• As smoke thickens, emails from USFS get lost in the haze
• Big Park, Sedona councils pick county district Map C
• Men tell of Joplin, Mo., relief effort
• Treasure
• Geurts travels to Idaho to participate in camp
• CCR, rather than CPR, makes saving lives less invasive
• VVMC earns seal of accreditation
• Sedona rangers celebrate five years
• Motorcycles, tattoos don’t scream ‘cop’
• YCSO hunts for VOC home invasion suspect
• Resident alleges meeting violation
• Kirkham has wild west game
• Board selects committee without call to residents for volunteers
• Swordfish compete in Kingman Invitational
• Cowboys delay Uptown traffic on Saturday
• Swordfish set to host Sedona Mile
• Seeds planted decade ago bloom
• Cowboy up for a big day of fun at the yearly spectacle
• SCC hopes for happy ending for pool
• Alive!
• Students struggle on writing exam
• Foster wins Sedona Open on eagle chip
• Sedona Recycles uses solar panels to reuse sun power
• Smoke from Bolt Fire covers Sedona
• ADOT closes lane of I-17 on July 19 and 20
• Council waits for VOC to pick map
• Group files SFD board recall with the county
• Matt Tanner a familiar face of Sedona police
• Special election set for SR 89A, initiative
• Swordfish take three swimmers to Brophy
• Jeff Wassell working hard as Little League president
• Through five weeks, Team Red Rock is the squad to beat
• City Council adopts final budget for FY 2011-12
• Sedona hosts 10 teams in 7-on-7 tournament
• Public questions police presence at SFD
• Terry Keller named interim chief
• State of the City address brings year’s happenings back to our minds
• Sedona mayor touts volunteerism in address
• VOC hosts July 4 event
• No fireworks this Fourth of July
• Girls finish 3rd, boys take 4th at Sedona Splash invitational
• Leave extravagant fireworks displays to the professionals
• Children fold flat paper into 3-D origami art
• City of Sedona raises sewer rates
• Elemental Art: The Art of Earth
• SFD board to select new audit committee
• Firefighters return from Wallow Fire
• ADOT votes to install lights on 89A
• Economy hurts Sedona's live music scene
• Family tournament at SRC a success
• Early deadlines ensure news, ads make it in paper
• Dead building climate shows signs of life
• Jury finds James Arthur Ray guilty
• Leadership group demonstrates how to help community
• Defense makes last statements in James Ray manslaughter case
• School district explores healthy food options
• Arizona State Bar revokes Kazragis' right to practice
• Sedona Little League All-Stars kick off
• Elemental Art: The Art of Air
• Chip Davis endorses county district map
• My father planted the seeds for me to grow into who I am
• City council recall slows down
• SFD names Johnson new fire marshal
• Village of Oak Creek man never quits helping vets
• Noel Marquis a lifelong umpire
• YCSO searches VOC for peeping tom stalking teen
• Power outage on SR 89A on June 15
• High school intern brings a youthful voice to newspaper
• Assistant fire chief up for interim job
• Elemental Art: The Art of Water
• People ‘make do’ now as they did in 1930s
• Scorpions go 3-4 at NAU tournament
• ADOT closes one lane of 89A starting Tuesday
• Sedona painter Curt Walters invited to Prix de West
• RoadRunner’s death isn’t end of Sedona public transportation
• Fire destroys Sedona Shadows home west of city
• 10 head to eastern Arizona to battle Wallow Fire
• Foster families open homes to strays
• Tennis camp teaches new skills
• Public blasts SFD board, chants 'resign'
• Reading is fun, even in the summer
• Annual Sedona Summer Softball League begins
• Elemental Art: The Art of Fire
• Verde Lynx ridership doubles
• Committee begins working on third Chapel fire station idea
• Jensen, 92, thinks volunteering makes a great retirement
• Campfire restrictions begin Satuday for Coconino National Forest
• 80-year-old man jumps from Midgley Bridge
• Single redistricting map won’t make all residents happy
• Fire destroys restored motor home
• Sedona Swordfish summer season underway
• Sedona Fire Chief Nazih Hazime resigns
• Mi Linda Soledad
• Saying goodbye to the Sedona RoadRunner
• Councilwoman Litrell defends position on 89A
• Sedona pool is a splash hit
• Will Tapia chosen to paint the Grand Canyon
• Yearbook, newspaper students win international honors
• American soldiers are heroes we read about in fairy tales
• Sedona hosts second annual campout
• Horse owners on high alert
• Senior athletes learned life lessons in sports
• Small jet crash lands at Sedona Airport
• School’s out – Art’s in
• Good Samaritan prevents Midgley Bridge suicide
• Fire restrictions to be lifted on national forests
• U.S. Forest Service closes trailhead parking
• Sedona needs more running events in future, not only one
• Man saves buddy’s life on golf course
• Pusch Ridge slips by Sedona at state
• Memorabilia tells history of gasoline in U.S.
• Police seek burglary suspect caught on tape
• First Sedona Citizens Academy class graduates
• No date set for SR 89A referendum vote
• Tim McKeever power lifts life into community
• Scientist rockets to Yavapai County's top teacher
• Living in a tourist area helpful when traveling to others
• Going once… going twice…
• Landmark’s fate in question when Masons’ lease expires
• Is it true that Sleep Apnea increases the risk of stroke?
• Scholarship night gives $212,300 to 32 SRRHS students
• City of Sedona expects a $1 million surplus
• Sedona wraps up season with victory
• Chorus sings in perfect harmony
• SFD board appoints Chapel committee
• Get smART
• Council wraps up budget negotiations
• Scorpions ready for state softball run
• Coconino National Forest implements fire restrictions
• Enjoy May weather while celebrating bicycling month
• City accepts bids for Barbara’s park
• Wildfire season flares early this year
• Sedona to play Wolves in round one
• Photo club shoots all over Sedona
• YCSO’s Detective Diskin testifies in Ray trial
• Immerse yourself in art
• Rolf Funk, 76, is just a regular guy
• Sedona Fire District board, staff begin to find common ground
• Sedona Scout now an Eagle
• City budget talks begin
• AIA realignment scheme for more money
• Schools, city, fire pump together
• Voters registering outside traditional political parties
• SFD decides on $13.2M budget
• Changes for Uptown icon
• Top 10 reasons you should do 3 things
• Recall effort slowly moves forward
• Best chili in Sedona to be decided by three
• Residents gather to celebrate Easter
• Qakbot virus crashes county computer network
• Wildcats claim championship
• Annual publication celebrates distinct Lifestyles of Sedona
• Food bank asks for change to $150,000 grant
• U.S. Rep. Paul Gosar makes Sedona stop
• 16-year-old falls 30 feet at Grasshopper Point
• Searchers find missing man's body
• Nearly 600 turn out for Mickelsen run
• SOCSD board picks high school principal
• Sedona Red Rock News launches SedonaDeal.com
• Referendum halts transfer of SR 89A money
• Derek Hamblen missing
• Sedona Community Pool nearing completion
• Walking through walls
• City Council votes to stream meetings
• Classes fight Sedona hunger
• Fire marshal leaves SFD after 17 years
• Wind stirs haze over Sedona
• Sedona Golf Resort gets $1.1 million face-lift
• Will Loesche’s departure devastating loss for district’s residents
• SFD budget remains in limbo
• Benefit helps Sedona woman fight cancer
• Volunteer relives deadly scene during Ray trial
• We are rich
• Budget cuts could affect fire insurance
• SR 89A battle in next stage
• Edwards enjoying first season as tennis coach
• Celebrate Red Rock State Park’s 20th birthday
• Desert Star students perform π play
• Stabbing in West Sedona
• Schools offer hope when controversy is distracting us
• RIF notices go out but school layoffs unlikely
• Business owners fight Sedona Fire District board
• Shelby Cordova throws perfect game
• Commercial properties sit vacant
• Dog helps end two-day mine shaft standoff
• Fashion show helps cancer patients
• Angel Valley employee testifies at Ray trial
• Wesley Mikulewicz throws no-hitter
• Arizona budget becoming nightmare we can’t seem to wake from
• Elk says it’s time to end career
• Dog park improvements: Something to bark about
• Bergner makes Playoffs, World Series picks
• ADOT spending plan includes airport
• Have a heART
• Drop in enrollment could mean school revenue will end up short
• Driver's license says Sedona is wandering inventor’s home
• Governor’s budget cuts could cost VVMC $3M
• Cattle truck overturns on southbound I-17
• It’s my job to meet with community leaders regularly
• City comments on Yavapai County redistricting
• Cordova pitches first shutout of 2011
• Area musicians make music together
• Imperfection is perfectly wonderful
• SFD Governing Board tosses audit bids
• Sweat lodge survivors take stand
• Blanket recreation fee isn’t appropriate in red rock country
• Prosecutors want lawsuits against Ray disclosed
• 3-2 vote kills SFD hiring freeze
• Sedona golf takes second at Wickenburg
• Journalist relates stories from Morocco and abroad
• Council supports a ban on uranium mining
• Spice dries up in Sedona
• SFD board makes right ethical choice killing audit bids
• SFD budget talks continue
• Census confirms need for districts
• Scorpions host Sedona Invitational
• Remember the times of your life with scrap book
• It’s not surprising state again wants to raid local funds
• Ukrainian eggs are an Easter work of art
• State’s cuts may affect Sedona
• Snow falls on first full day of spring
• In a fleeting brushstroke
• Therapy helps woman ‘come back’
• Residents gather at stupa to pray for Japan
• Referendum group faces first legal hurdle
• Mayor: 2010 Census says 900 fewer live in Sedona
• 2011 Sedona marathon is the last
• Japanese nuclear radiation poses no threat to Arizona
• Artistic Nature
• Andante signal, 89A overlay start this year
• Phyllis Erick incites hiring freeze
• 25 SFD employees, services could be cut
• Scorpions shock rival Mingus, 10-9
• Woman answers the call of the wild in Alaska
• Second anti-turnback group forms
• Vehicle strikes boy in Oak Creek Canyon
• Coyotes baseball ready for ’11
• Performing Arts Center receives statewide award
• What inspires you?
• Scorpion golf team eyes improvement
• Former Sedona resident and 1950's bombshell Jane Russell dies
• Mayor says recall won’t be positive
• Red Rock Pass issue resurfaces
• Community comes together at Sedona St. Patrick’s Parade
• Sedona and Verde Valley women celebrate gender accomplishments
• Sedona track and field ready for liftoff in 2011
• Arguments begin in James Arthur Ray trial
• Art Needs You
• Chamber uses less to attract visitors
• Frey forms committee to recall council members
• Sedona softball team eyes 3A West Region title
• Film festival announces 2011 awards
• Mayor Adams says deal’s off if ADOT doesn’t pay
• State Route 89A: What happens next?
• Sedona City Council votes to take back 89A
• Mathletes score high at competition
• Jury selection begins in manslaughter case
• 4 more vehicles cut from the fleet
• Steinigers sentenced for IRS tax evasion
• Sedona court proposes fees
• Car kills woman on I-17
• Sisters compete in Las Vegas
• ‘Impetuous’ winning spelling bee word
• Sedona City Council votes on 89A takeback
• Council needs to listen to the people on SR 89A decision
• Becoming big sister or brother can be an enjoyable experience
• SFD media policy fine without help from Christensen
• Begging & bribing won’t keep you out of the police reports
• Verde Lynx: Future of public transit in the Verde Valley
• Recent study has good proposals for saving state parks
• US census numbers show AZ population is among the growing
• Beginners Guide to Collecting & Buying Art
• School board picks Lykins to be superintendent
• Scorpions lose to Pusch Ridge 3-1
• Rip Torn visits Sedona as film festival guest
• USFS begins revision of rules for forest planning
• Help! My husband snores and stops breathing in his sleep
• Coloring Outside of the Lines
• Chiefs share highway takeback safety concerns
• Mulligan’s leaves VOCA clubhouse
• Local runner wins women’s marathon
• City survey says don’t take back 89A
• Group meets to talk about financial crisis
• SFD audit gains steam
• Medical marijuana suppliers added to code
• Big turnout expected for new 10K race
• Sedona Marathon volunteers and organizers prepare for runners to arrive
• Sedona International Film Festival 2011
• School board picks superintendent Feb. 16
• Scorpions make the final four
• Gardening counters high food costs
• Planning and Zoning Commission says take over SR 89A
• Good-natured bet between friends fun for all
• Ricardo Costa waits 2 years for trial, bail
• Mingus squeaks by Scorpions
• Four-peat: High school receives Excelling label again
• Home becomes 24-year labor of love
• Beep! Beep! No more
• Coaches predict outcome of Super Bowl XLV
• Fourth quarter dooms West Sedona
• Fire board approves contract without seeing it
• USFS to burn wood piles near Sedona
• Newest SFD board member interested in district for years
• Scorpions to honor seniors Tuesday
• SFD Governing Board votes to limit media contact
• Local counselor helps in Tucson
• SPD police chief set to run marathon
• Scorpions send off seniors with 4-1 victory
• Clothing collections reveal stories
• College looks at expansion
• Minor earthquake rattles Sedona
• North region crown within Sedona’s grasp after victory
• Dible linked to SFD campaigns
• SFD audit no longer termed ‘forensic’
• Coyotes continue to dominate, 38-11
• Big Brothers Big Sisters looking for a few good men
• A Celebration of "Beyond Borders" - A New CD Release by Udi Bar-David
• Police seach for driver in West Sedona hit and run
• Public speaks about SR 89A route transfer
• John Wesnitzer resigns from school board
• Committee picks teen to lead St. Patrick’s Parade
• Two apply for Sedona superintendent’s job
• Grasshopper league under way
• A Powerful New Movie Takes Viewers on a Journey of Healing Towards Happiness
• Craig Dible fills fire board seat
• Burglars hit two VOC businesses
• Pearce to run in P.F. Chang’s Marathon for kids
• Midwife goes global with practice
• USFS will burn wood piles south of Flagstaff this week
• Sedona artist’s paintings vanish from Scottsdale
• Sedona mourns Tucson tragedy
• Buddhist nun returns to red rocks
• In-house superintendent hopefuls reviewed by Sedona school board
• City holds first SR 89A route transfer meeting
• Ray defense wants web videos banned
• Sedona competes for magazine's arts honor
• Innovative marketing attracts bowl fans
• Sedona finishes 2-2 at Camp Verde tournament
• Sedona weathers extreme cold snap
• Brook Cunningham brings life to history
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Barbara Vickers Connects the Orgs that Protect the Communities
• Mobile park condo idea dies due to economy
• Arizona Snowbowl opens for winter fun
• 2010: A look back at the top news stories in and around Sedona
• I-17, I-40 reopen, Oak Creek Canyon still closed
• Oak Creek Canyon, I-17 northbound closed
• Sedona Recycling adds Uptown drop-off site
• Dogs, guardians play at dog park
• State wants access to sweat lodge recording
• Cops prepare for New Year’s patrol
• Bergner names Athletes of the Year
• Basketball only a tool in life of Young
• Scorpions prepare for Yvonne Johnson tournament
• Photographer shows at Herberger
• Altruists embody the holiday spirit
• Bike coordinator joins city’s staff
• Scorpions finish 1-2 at tournament
• Park provides winter home for many birds
• Open SFD board seat to be filled next month
• SFD board OKs a forensic audit
• Sedona ranked No. 6 in state
• City holds joint marijuana talk
• US Forest Service closes roads due to weather
• Sedona Welcomers make five nonprofits $500 richer
• Scorpions come up short at Mingus
• City begins 89A education effort
• New SFD board makes changes
• Hazard mitigation plan in works at city
• Donate a coat to keep kids warm
• Community plan committee begins brainstorming ideas for a draft
• Motorcyclist Jay Levinson injured in crash
• Sedona offense comes together in 3-1 victory
• Rate structure approved for Sedona Performance Center
• Movie score includes sounds of Sedona
• Yavapai County hires expert to redraw district boundaries
• Scorpions squeak out win against Northwest Christian High, 31-25
• Stickers alert to autistics' special needs
• WIC program continues in Sedona
• Supervisors approve tower lease at Sedona Airport
• 1941 license plate marks moment in history
• City experiments with traffic flow in Uptown on Sunday
• Griffins power past Sedona in 6-0 blowout
• Firefighters get breath of fresh air
• Levine wins the Dianne Miller Courage in Tennis award
• City begins route transfer public education process
• Brick sales pay for new history books
• Sedona boys soccer hands Hauserman her first victory
• City Council DiNunzio: Medians could be detrimental
• Sedona man plans to run for president
• Scientist works to improve health
• Council talks 89A route transfer
• Sedona’s Black Friday forecast: Busy but tame
• Sedona ready for 2010-2011
• City leaders give thanks
• Decker’s 22 leads to big Wildcat win
• Juilliard doctoral student emphasizes need for music
• Food bank helps on the holidays
• Two fire board members violate trust of voters
• Schools search for new superintendent
• Gobble up dinner at the Sedona Elks Lodge
• Residents voice opinions on water tank
• Counties release official results for SFD election
• Water tank ideas flow from city
• City Council sends letters to Congress
• National Scenic Area bill may still be alive
• SFD election results narrow
• SFD board reinstates longevity pay for now
• Marsha Adams studies Earth’s energy
• Snowflake upsets Sedona in state playoffs
• City awards honor Sedona artists
• SFD board's censure result of report’s findings
• Play opens new Sedona Red Rock Performing Arts Center
• Hale Dwoskin Hosts Free Worldwide Online Movie Viewing Party
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• Unofficial results: Montgomery, Erick, Blauert win
• Sedona hiker dies in Long Canyon
• 20th annual Red Rock Fantasy is a go
• National Rad Tech Week: Body imaging began in 1895
• Sedona man dies in Long Canyon
• Sedona woman to walk 60 miles
• Division of county depends on census
• AIA changes benefit AIA, but students suffer
• Sedona wins 4th West crown
• Russians return ‘The Call of the Canyon’
• County reports preliminary election results
• Best-Selling Author Proposes Powerful Alternative To Political Dog Fighting
• SUV rolls over on Vultee Arch Road
• SFD Candidate: Mel Rycus devoted to public service
• SFD Candidate: Nurse Ty Montgomery hopes to join SFD’s board
• Sedona forfeits homecoming game Friday
• Dahn claims move forward
• City hopes to broadcast meetings
• Big Park wins championship
• Art: Expression through passion for world-famous watercolorist
• Roundabout art deal approved
• Friends of the Forest honor their own
• Sedona Cultural Park future hangs in limbo
• Sedona closes with a surplus
• Coyotes win 10th straight contest
• News wins Business Excellence Award
• Sedona Red Rock News website named No. 1
• 4 honored for commitment to building the community
• Wranglers squeak by Sedona in thriller, 28-22
• Kids bring book characters to life
• Sedona Plein Air Festival 2010
• Ultra-light, balloon collide at Cottonwood Airfest
• Sedona swim team takes first overall at 3-way meet
• El Salvador’s ambassador speaks in Sedona
• SFD Candidate: Douglas Fitzpatrick says facts important
• SFD Candidate:SFD reason Dick Fishel retired in Sedona
• Popular holiday wreath festival returns
• Superstar returns for second year
• VVMC completes buyout of rival Cardiac Care
• Hauserman named boys soccer coach
• Garden club plants winter crop
• Photo collection tells Sedona’s story
• Anniversary celebrated as adventure at sea
• SFD Candidate: Issues convinced Joe Demme to run
• SFD Candidate: Phyllis Erick: SFD needs to hire women
• Coyotes in need of win streak
• Severe storm shakes Sedona
• Sedona extends win streak to six
• Council allows sewer options
• Wetland project moves forward
• State divisional realignment changes school sports as we know them
• Decker takes first in backstroke at invite
• Tornado warning in effect for Sedona and Verde Valley
• YCSO identifies remains as Sylar
• Man’s best friend answers call of traumatic events
• 10 countries represented on Verde Valley School soccer team
• Gigi Rock a part of national sports celebrity scene
• Ed Smith looks to start associate golf club
• Enjoy Rhythm & Ribs with the Gin Blossoms
• Alien in trouble with the city
• SFD Candidate: David Blauert says money needs to be managed
• SFD Candidate: Bert Berkshire wants to get more done
• Judge rules against Red Rock Pass
• Music program receives new guitars
• Carolyn Huggins drops out of school board election
• Coyotes defeat rival West Sedona, 2-1
• Coyotes suffer 3-2 loss to Spartans
• Sedona City Council members hold first listening session
• Big Park takes second at invite
• Sedona Boy Scouts honored for bravery
• SFD Governing Board censors member
• Vote on National Scenic Area fails in Congress
• Sedona wins Wolves Classic
• City considers sustainability commission
• Board delays performing arts center name change
• Scorpions lose home opener, 52-14
• Animals looking for new homes at Pet-a-Palooza
• Art committee asks for public’s input regarding roundabout art
• Cougars shut out Verde Valley, 5-0
• Tax credits keep taxes in Sedona
• Transit task force back on track
• Scorpions sweep Wickenburg, 3-0
• District examines online academy
• Cornelius finds another way to help disabled vets
• Coyotes off to suprising start
• Home prices drop in Sedona
• Sales tax up for July 2010
• Sedona remembers 9/11
• Brian picks Verde Valley high school fantasy football team
• AIA board makes alignment changes
• Inventor finds way to get more energy from the sun
• Alexander takes on district again
• Sedona DUI arrests low over holiday
• Big Park volleyball earns victory, 2-0
• Stage set to open arts center on time
• State statistics say Sedona’s teachers paid least in area
• Scorpions win home opener
• Sedona Golf Resort up for auction
• Suspect indicted for second-degree murder of David Wile
• Scorpions defeat rival Mingus, 3-1
• Group hunts for trolley replacement
• Enrollment up at Sedona schools
• Play tackles law & the Spanish Inquisition
• Sedona eyes top spot in 2010
• Fire Chief Hazime wins board’s vote
• School Superintendent Aylstock resigns
• Firefighter union mailer inaccurate
• Suspect arrested in death of David Wile
• Standout volleyball team leads Big Park school sports
• Dead woman identified as Heather Grace
• Don Harr resigns from Sedona Fire District board
• Sedona TimeBank creates sense of community
• Season underway for Wildcats
• Man shoots self, falls off Midgley Bridge
• Scorpions football focuses on the present
• City staff divided on summer hours
• Women spend week painting in France
• Young voices heard in Sedona
• Yavapai County Primary Election Results
• New manager brings Midwest charm to VOC
• Business license law considered
• Accident causes an end to senior citizen driving
• Recycles honored by state program
• Former Sedona resident David Wile reported missing
• Bankruptcy judge approves sale of Los Abrigados’ parent corporation ILX
• Sean Marchese provides answers to students
• Seniors to carry load for Scorpions in 2010
• Group wants more mention of Sedona on I-17
• Federal school money coming
• West Sedona School loses resource officer
• Scorpions look to have best season yet in 2010
• Remains found could be Sylar Newton
• First day scary for kindergartners
• City investigates state route transfer
• Illinois police look for missing man in Arizona
• A Day in the West wins softball title
• High school now offers online classes
• Hip disease didn’t halt life in sports
• Six candidates run on 2 slates
• Human remains found, body may be Sylar Newton
• Races begin for SFD, schools
• Changing world one relationship at a time
• Bronson named head coach
• One dead in fatal on I-17
• Stitt writes heart and soul of newspaper
• Disappearance turns into criminal case
• From the Cheap Seats
• Sanchez returns from trip to Spain
• Sedona graduate heads to Brazil for one year
• Late-night fire destroys workroom
• Dump truck downs powerline on SR 89A
• Boy Scouts called to action in emergency plane landing
• Teens become someone different
• Park next project for Marine Corps League
• Federal judge blocks parts of Arizona’s new immigration bill
• Campsites slated to open in August
• SRRHS completes auxiliary gymnasium
• Senior meal delivery crew full again
• Meet Your Newsroom: Trista Steers
• Officers ready to enforce immigration law Senate Bill 1070
• Two-year-old boy missing near Sedona
• USFS may add 30K acres into new wilderness areas
• Sign ordinance remains intact
• Sedona bridge group plays card tricks
• ADOT time frame worries council
• Clarkston looking to build club baseball in Sedona
• Van catches fire in West Sedona parking lot
• Relay looks for a few good walkers
• A Day in the West takes No. 1
• Meet Your Newsroom: Jo Page
• New light result of ADOT study
• State releases 2010 AIMS test scores
• Swordfish compete at state in Phoenix
• New Sedona police chief on the job
• Two dogs dead after two fights
• Finally, Sedona gets a victory
• Senate Bill 1070 follows other states' bills
• Council wants wastewater wetlands
• Edwards wins Sedona Open
• Family revisits site of 1976 landing
• Meet Your Newsroom: Mike Maresh
• Kincaid selected to umpire at Little League World Series
• Youth group beautifies Sedona
• Red Rock Big Wheel 400
• School expects new classrooms to be ready by August
• Gov. Jan Brewer speaks in Sedona, defends immigration law
• City considers route transfer
• Meet Your Newsroom: Brennan Jernigan
• Athletic past key for principal of the year
• Volunteers test creek for E. coli
• Scorpions wrap up summer
• Game and Fish policy is to euthanize ‘habituated’ bears
• Metropolitan Opera broadcasts to the desert
• Phoenix Opera presents "Love on the Rocks"
• Tom and Shondra Help Open Spiritual Center
• AFS Productions comes to Sedona
• SEDONA COMMUNITY FARMERS MARKET
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Sedona Girls Third At State
• Sedona Girls Track Team Wins Region
• Sedona Track & Field - Yavapai County Champions
• High School Student Improves Environment
• Ringing Rocks Foundation News
• DE-STRESS, RE-FUEL & RENEW YOUR ZEST FOR LIFE
• WATER Opens April 18th
• 14th Annual Sedona International Film Festival
• The Sedona Marathon Event
• 21st Annual Miniature Exhibition And Silent Auction
• Sedona Plein Air Festival
• Upcoming Meditation Workshops with Sarah McLean
• Fiesta Del Tlaquepaque
• Lynn Andrews - Book Signing
• Hosting - Dr. Zahi Hawass
• Native American Celebration
• Secrets From The Sand - A Focus On Egypt
• Red Rock Inspiration
• 2nd Annual State of the Art
• Creatures Great and Small
• Mandaza
• The International Council Of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers
• Second Tuesday Cinema Series
• The Sedona International Film Festival And Workshop

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