Tag: Sedona

Cottonwood City Council hears study on workforce versus affordable housing The Cottonwood City Council signed an agreement with Housing Solutions of Northern Arizona during its Aug. 4 meeting to move forward with a workforce housing project converting...
Hummingbird Society hosts 2 more weekends of public banding A hummingbird’s heart hums just as much as its wings. When the International Hummingbird Society puts on its banding events every other Saturday at the Page Springs Fish Hatchery,...

VSAR mourns Hajek, founder of its drone program

Sedona volunteer died June 18 while hiking trails Jerry Hajek Jr., 70, died on June 18, of natural causes doing what he loved: Hiking Sedona...

Cottonwood discusses dark sky compliance for designation

Cottonwood jeopardizes losing its International Dark Sky Community designation if all lighting is not brought into compliance by Nov. 3, 2028. During its June 9...

Arizona regulators weighing electric utility’s request for a 14% increase

The Arizona Corporation Commission, the state's utility regulatory body, began its first evidentiary hearing on May 18 on Arizona Public Service's request to raise...

Arizona cracks down on deed fraud with a new state law

Lawmakers are cracking down on deed fraud scams with a new law set soon to take effect. Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed Senate Bill 1479...

VVAC opens exhibit on Tim’s Cave & artifacts

On April 25, the Verde Valley Archaeology Center and Museum opened the exhibit "Tim's Cave Reimagined: Stewarding a Cultural Collection." This exhibit tells the story...

Verde Valley’s American Youth Soccer Organization sets soccer goals for athletes in 2026

Registration has opened, with programs for youngest players Brandon Kent, the regional commissioner for the American Youth Soccer Organization, said learning soccer can start as...

Senate stalls Bliss’ STR bill indefinitely

Arizona Rep. Selina Bliss's House Bill 2429, aimed at regulating short-term rentals, is likely dead. The bill moved too late out of the...

Terrestrial town celebrates the celestial dark

The Camp Verde Town Council received a presentation on the 2025 Dark Sky Annual Report and proclaimed Monday to Sunday, April 13 to 19,...

Yavapai College board told no campus visits needed

Yavapai College Governing Board members don’t have to visit all campuses in person to comply with statute, the community college’s attorney Lynne Adams said...

Rhetoric flies as campaign season nears the primary

As you can tell from our pages over the last few weeks, we are at the height of election season as candidates from the...

Rainbow Acres’ Sedona Lago Gardens for autistic adults closing

The board of trustees of Sedona Lago Gardens, an affiliate of the Rainbow Acres assisted living community, unanimously voted to shutter its operations and...

Larson Newspapers staff past and present thank retiring typesetter Jo Page for 14 years of work

At its core, a newspaper is built on its people, whether reporters, editors, advertising representatives, graphic designers, paginators, pressmen or delivery drivers. For 14 years,...

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