Do you enjoy the outdoors, swimming, or other recreation activities?  The City of Sedona Parks & Recreation Commission has two openings on the Parks & Recreation Commission for two-year terms ending December 31, 2012.  Here is a chance to make a real difference in your community, help design the future of our parks and recreation programs, take an active part in your city government, meet... 

Editorial:  Gary Chamberlain -Mayor of Folksville, AZ  (USA) Population 406 Readers 1/1 CAV, B Troop  Cornville, AZ Resident Before David slew (he really didn’t slew him, just beat some common sense into his head with a rock) the “tax collector” Goliath, David is believed to have said to Goliath, “Hey man, can we talk? We need to modify your inefficient, time consuming,... 

As the Mayor of Folksville, AZ (USA), Editor of the Folksville News and resident of VSF I will be reducing my work load to promoting a cleaner community from 40-60 hours per week to 16 hours maximum. This has been made possible by 366 people on my e-mail list plus those in our VSF community who are willing to respond to this e-mail.   For those who don’t know the history of the “Road... 

Dear Big Park Parents, Staff and Supporters, Each year the Big Park P.T.S.A. hosts one annual fundraiser to provide much needed equipment and educational enrichment programs to Big Park Community School. The success of this event is even more important this year as schools across the state face significant budget cuts. The students and faculty of Big Park School rely heavily on the generosity of the... 

5th Annual Reiki Retreat – March 12, 13, 14, 2010 “Discovering our Connections with the Goddess Archetypes” Presented by Lois Valleau & Catharina Cupples   Five years ago Lois and Catharina decided to offer a retreat for their Reiki students and others who had been trained in Reiki. Each year a different healing practice was used along with the Reiki energy; each one supporting the other... 

 By Terry Nash — I recently wrote an article for Carl Jackson at Sedona.biz entitled, Sedona – The Future is Now, in which I gave a detailed financial overview of the current and future financial woes Sedona faces due in large part to gross financial mismanagement by current and past City Councils and City Staff. The City of Sedona fought back through its new City Manager Mr. Tim Ernster.... 

Dear Members and Friends, If you’re like me you don’t want to see our beloved Red Rock State Park close in early June 2010! On the KSB Radio Show this Friday morning, Jan. 29th, at 8:15 am, we will have Brenda Robinson of Red Rock State Park as our guest. We’ll be discussing this closure — you won’t to miss this show! Circle and star the weeks of February 14th and February... 

Smart Investment Moves for 2010   As an investor, you might wonder what the new year has in store for you.  While economic and market forces are, as always, somewhat unpredictable, the overall outlook is generally favorable — and by making the right moves, you can further improve your chances of making 2010 a good year for your portfolio.  And one of the best moves you can make is to stay... 

This Valentines Day enjoy  and raise money to help children with serious illnesses discover the healing power of laughter with the Camp Soaring Eagle Foundation. Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts is hosting a special fundraising dinner for Camp Soaring Eagle, a medically based camping program for children with serious and life threatening illnesses.   The evening will include a four... 

This new year is a chance for a lot of people in District One to start fresh. 2009 was a tough time for Greater Arizonans, and too many had to fight to make ends meet. For the next 12 months, I will be focusing on ending the downturn so that this year is not just more of the same for folks here. Getting our economy moving again is and remains one of my top priorities, and I will continue to push for...