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AZ Labor Day Weekend Road Closures
Sedona AZ (September 2, 2010)– Drivers heading to the high country, the beach or elsewhere over the Labor Day weekend will not face any construction closures along state highways. That’s the word from the Arizona Department of Transportation.
No construction closures are scheduled for state highway projects, including improvement projects along Phoenix area freeways, over the three-day holiday...
Dear Editor is Sedona Pet Friendly?
Harley McGuire, SedonaEye.com Star Four Paws Up Pet Columnist answers whether Sedona is pet friendly
Sedona AZ (September 2, 2010) – This is a heartfelt thanks to all of the dog friendly establishments in Sedona.
This morning my mother took me out very early because she needed to grocery shop and leave me in the car for only a short time. Then she took me to the lovely park on Sunset Drive and,...
Coconino National Forest Plan
San Francisco Peaks, Coconino County
Flagstaff AZ (September 2, 2010) – With the Coconino National Forest Plan Revision effort in full swing, updates to the web page occur on a monthly basis to provide current information to the public. Please check our web site for new developments.
A link for archived updates, to allow people to look back at previous months updates, has been added....
Community Foundation Welcomes Five New Board Members
PRESCOTT, AZ (August 31 2010)— Paul Border, Steve Bracety, Kati Kelly, Paula Morris and Tim Naylor have been named to the Advisory Board of the Yavapai County Community Foundation, a sixteen year-old charitable foundation and an affiliate of the Arizona Community Foundation.
Paul Border
Paul R. Border brings vast estate and tax planning knowledge to the Community Foundation advisory board. Having...
Sedona Parks and Rec Offers Red Rock Walks
Sedona AZ (June 10, 2010)-Enjoy the fresh air and majestic beauty of Sedona while getting beneficial movement! Sedona Parks and Recreation is now offering Red Rock Walks at Posse Grounds Park. These unique fitness classes combine walking, strength training and stretching for those individuals 18 and older that would like to try it out.
Resistance bands will be provided, so participants need only...
Mike Aylstock Retires from Sedona Oak Creek School District
SOCUSD accepts Superintendent Mike Aylstock letter of retirement
Sedona AZ (August 31, 2010) – The Governing Board of the Sedona Oak Creek Unified School District has unanimously accepted Superintendent Michael Aylstock’s request to retire from his position effective September 17, 2010. This action was taken at the meeting of the Governing Board on August 30.
Aylstock had been superintendent...
Sedona Art Center First Friday
Sedona Arts Center Fine Art Gallery In Uptown
Please Join Us!
Colors of Autumn
First Friday, September 3
beginning 4 pm Poets Corner
5 to 8 pm Gallery Opening Wine Reception
Open Daily 10am – 5pm
Featured Artists:
David Haskell Joan Roberts Mike Koopsen Joanna Irwin Karl Wiliams ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Music & Poetry in the Sculpture...
Dear Sedona Eye Editor, Where’s Andy?
Where’s Andy? He’s in the VOC at Desert Flour Bakery and Bistro! Order a Bloody Awful and tell Andy that Bob sent you!
Sedona AZ (August 29, 2010) – In a letter to the SedonaEye.com editor, Bob of Sedona writes:
Hey Village of Oak Creek and all of Sedona,
Andy Lightborn, formerly at Marketplace Cafe in the Village Outlets, is now the featured attraction at the “DESERT FLOUR BAKERY...
Hollywood Jim Eats 15.Quince in Jerome!
Sedona’s ST.com contributing writer, Hollywood Jim, and fan
Out and About in Jerome
Hollywood Jim Eats 15.Quince in Jerome! In Spanish, quince is pronounced keen-say and stands for the number fifteen (15). The number fifteen also signifies humility in the I-Ching and the only thing humble about 15.Quince Grill and Cantina Restaurant in Jerome Arizona is the man behind the food.
I had the distinct...
Healthcare: Indicators of Seniors’ Well-Being
Kim Johanson, contributing writer www.SedonaEye.com Senior Issues and Health Care
Senior citizens are enjoying longer lives, better health and better economic security, but the cost of health care for the elderly has risen dramatically, according to Older Americans 2010: Key Indicators of Well-Being, which was released in June by the Federal Interagency Forum on Aging-Related Statistics:
According...

