Sedona Red Rock Jr./Sr. High School is hiring referees to officiate middle school basketball games, who will earn $40 per ...

The Verde Valley Regional Economic Forum on Oct. 21 in Cottonwood, saw well over 50 leaders across the Verde Valley come together to discuss economic progress, including how to shape tourism to ...

Five Sedona middle-schoolers gathered around a table after school on Monday, Oct. 20, to figure out the best way to use their cannon. Or at least, how they could mount it to their robot. The students’ ...

By Eric Mace and Meghan Kincheloe Sedona and Mingus School Mountain Bike Club racers trav­eled to Snowflake for race three of five in the Arizona Cycling Association series on Oct. 4. Along with the ...

The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office issued a new scam alert for the families of jail inmates on Oct. 15 alerting resi­dents on a new version of law enforcement officer imperson­ation scams that have ...

Along with appointing interim Sedona Mayor Holli Ploog to her post, the Sedona City Council took care of several other items at its Oct.

The late Verde Valley sculptor John Henry Waddell [Feb. 14, 1921—Nov. 27, 2019] sculpted about 150 bronze figurative sculptures in his lifetime. When he died in 2019, many of statues, including female ...

The body of a Colorado man was recovered near Midgley Bridge in what appears to be a suicide. According to Sedona Police Sgt. Stephanie Foley, the body was identified as 33-year-old Brent Wilkins.

The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality — the state’s watchdog that oversees areas such as drinking water — recently conducted tests in the Village of Oak Creek. In May, officials conducted a ...

Tlaquepaque has become the undisputed epicenter for holiday entertainment and festivities. Those who enjoyed Tlaquepaque Tree Trail with the lighting of the gigantic Christmas tree and the 45th annual ...

Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead — Mexico’s beloved celebration honoring departed loved ones — returns to Tlaquepaque for its 11th annual celebration on Saturday, Nov. 1, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.