July 16 2010 Update: Read Mayor Rob Adams response to Jerry Reynolds comment below! The City Council met this week and asked for more research to be presented by Staff along with an engineering consultant’s input at the August 10 Council meeting. Look for Eddie Maddock’s story about the Turnback issue in our Weekend Edition. Want to read other articles about the Turnback? Use the... 

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  TO ALL:   I’m sure by now you are tired of hearing from outraged residents regarding the “euthanizing” of the bear last week. And I’ll admit I am one of those people.   But that is in the past now.  What does concern me is the City of Sedona, living in the heart of the Coconino National forest, does not seem to have a plan of action for handling these types of encounters... 

City Council moved signage agenda from Tuesday, July 13th to Thursday July 15th and is making it a special city council work session. Mark your calendars!  Read More →

Dear Sedona Community Member, While campaigning for City Council, I, along with Mayor Adams, Barbara Litrell, Dan McIlroy, and Dennis Rayner made a commitment to work toward keeping our community informed concerning major issues that affect our community that are being considered by your City Council and to work to provide community members meaningful opportunities to participate in the Council decision... 

    My intuition about writing the last article for the Sedona Times web site, “Solving a Puzzle”, was right on. Having delayed until the conclusion of this event, the candlelight vigil, would have added little if anything; and my article was, perhaps, a last-ditch effort to make a plea for truthful answers to this unnecessary and, in my opinion, not so well covered up atrocity.   Nothing... 

Dear Sedona Times: As Sedona residents and /or Sedona parents, we should be concerned that a rift seems to be developing between the Sedona School Board and Sedona City Council concerning the Sedona Red Rock Performing Arts Center. This developing situation is not in the best interest for our students or community and should be reconciled as soon as possible. We must have a cohesive community. The... 

The City of Sedona will implement four 10-hour days of operation beginning the week of July 19, 2010.  City Hall will be open for business Monday through Thursday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and be closed on Fridays.  This schedule is being put into service on a trial basis and is effect until October 9.  The Community Development department will remain closed for lunch from noon to 1 p.m.  The Police... 

June 29th, 2010, Sedona, Arizona – Sedona has long been heralded as a mystical place, well known not only for its majestic red rocks and mysterious vortexes, but also brimming with the best psychics, superlative healers and metaphysicians. Beyond a doubt Sedona has always been the glittering crown jewel in the realm of enlightenment, the quintessential “go to” place for anyone on a vision quest... 

Ted Bear of Sedona   SEDONA NEWS FLASH:  ANGRY SEDONA CITIZENS PLAN A JULY 6 CANDLELIGHT VIGIL PROTEST AT THE BROKEN ARROW SHRINE FOR HOMELESS TED BEAR, A MEMBER OF ARIZONA WILD LIFE, WHO WAS SHOT AND KILLED LAST SATURDAY BY PERCEIVED TRIGGER-HAPPY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS.       Please join us on Tuesday, July 6th At 8:00 PM for a Candlelight Vigil in memory of the Broken Arrow Bear. ...