Sedona fiber artist, Pam Gunning First in a series of six stories by Sedona artist, Nancy Robb Dunst, Sedona Times newspaper and sedonaeye.com contributing writer, featuring members of Fiber Arts Sedona community.             Walking from her home, onto a soft dirt path,  into the studio of  artist Pam Gunning is like entering  a rich and textured painting; her creativity... 

The Sedona City Council recently approved a process for private extensions of the public wastewater system.  The change in policy will affect properties where City-funded sewer has not been installed and allows for privately funded extensions of the system so that properties can connect. The new policy will help to assure that capacity for treatment and effluent management is maintained for all properties... 

Go to  sedonaartscenter.com and click on the “Save the Art Barn”  – register in a flash and vote everyday so we can win the $250,000 from Pepsi –  Thanks!!!   Christine Adams Go to SedonaArtsCenter.com and vote once a day! Let’s do it, Barnstormers!  People can vote from their mobile phones: Text* 101871 to Pepsi (773774)   AZ Highways is going to cover “the... 

I am from California and this may be a good way to explain things to people that don’t understand: The owner of the Phoenix Suns basketball team, Robert Sarver, opposes AZ’s new immigration laws.    Arizona ‘s Governor, Jan Brewer, released the following statement in response to Sarver’s criticism of the new law: “What if the owners of the Suns... 

Mayor Rob Adams misses the point on illegal immigration. Too bad tourism is down but if the town didn’t rely on illegal, undocumented workers hired by employers who aid and abet the breaking of U.S. law and encourage illegals to come, ruin our towns’ budgets with free health care, food stamps, school rooms,non payment of taxes etc. then maybe honest trades people would be able to run... 

I disagree with Mr. Acosta.  I totally respect Arizona for trying to prevent illegal immigration. The Feds should be ashamed of what they are NOT doing. Personally I will visit Arizona more than I usually do. I am sure I will be visiting beautiful Sedona, again, before the year is over. All of the US is hurting because of the horrible economy. Hang in there, with the new law and once the economy picks... 

Sedona's ST.com contributing writer, Gripe Guy, and fan Hi Folks! This past year has been rough for me. I went on unemployment, left Colorado, moved to Sedona, got a job and finally, quit the new job. I struggled with the new Sedona job for weeks, and finally decided that if I learned anything from working in Colorado, it was to follow my gut instinct. For years I worked at a job in Colorado... 

I have accepted the position of Volunteer Coordinator.    Our goal for the next few weeks, is to find volunteers to help us at Studio Live. Would you like to be part of a great team building our exciting venue and organization?  We are looking for ticket sales/concessions volunteer that will work the counter, takes the final count, records pertinent info, and takes care of all money... 

Gospel Fire at Sedona Live! Gospel Fire Allstars 7:30pm  $15 door/$12 on the website The Gospel Fire All Stars have a mission: We sing and play to bless others as best we can!” Look hard and deep enough, you will find that all those genres of music everyone loves; rock and roll, blues, soul, even jazz got their start on Church Street before they went out to Main Street. The All Stars are Northern... 

Sedona Community Foundation Seeks Nominations for ‘Spirit of Sedona’ Awards   SEDONA— The Sedona Community Foundation is currently seeking nominations for its 2010 Spirit of Sedona Awards, which will recognize an outstanding volunteer, nonprofit organization, business and philanthropist whose efforts support nonprofits in the greater Sedona area. This year’s award recipients will be recognized...