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Annual 2010 Arts Awards Scheduled
Sedona AZ (September 29, 2010) – The City of Sedona Arts and Culture Commission invites you to attend the 3rd Annual Mayor’s Arts Awards 2010 on Thursday, November 4, 2010. The ceremony will begin at 5:30 p.m. and will include hors d’oeuvres and a no-host cash bar. Los Abrigados Resort and Spa owner Diamond Resorts International is sponsoring the evening.
The Mayor’s...
Community Plan Committee Appointed
Sedona AZ–On June 8 2010, the Sedona City Council unanimously approved the formation of a citizens steering committee to work collaboratively with the public, Planning and Zoning Commission, City Council, staff and others in the updating of the Community Plan.
On September 14th, Council appointed eleven members to the committee. Sedona residents who were appointed are Mike Bower, Jim Eaton,...
Sedona Cowboy Artists Honored in October
Cowboy Artists of America in Sedona
Sedona AZ (September 25, 2010) – The Sedona Heritage Museum has been notified that a historic photo from its Collection has been selected for inclusion in this year’s Arizona Archives Month posters.
The museum photo submission commemorating the creation of the ‘Cowboy Artists of America‘ in Sedona in 1965 will appear on the state-wide poster...
Sedona Celtic Harvest Festival
Danielle McBurnette
Sedona, AZ–
The 2010 Arizona Colleen, Danielle McBurnett, serves as a spokesperson for the Irish Community in area events and will take part in the upcoming Celtic Harvest Festival in Sedona on September 25. “Colleen” refers to an Irish maiden reflecting that contestants must have some Irish ancestry, be single, without children, ages 18-27, and are judged on poise,...
SFD Open Burn Permits Available Now
To protect your home from potential wildfires as well as make fall yard cleanup easier, the Sedona Fire District (SFD) is issuing no-cost residential burn permits starting Monday, September 20, 2010.
Permits are required for any open burning within the fire district, and are currently available at no charge at the SFD’s business office at 2860 Southwest Drive in West Sedona between the hours...
Sedona Times Publishing September Print Edition a First
NEW Sedona Times Publishing Print Edition September 23 2010
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The Future of Arizona State Parks
A public discussion on the Future of Arizona State Parks will be held on September 30, 2010 from 6:00-8:00 pm at the Sedona Public Library located at 3250 White Bear Rd, West Sedona.
Excerpts from the documentary film “Postcards from the Parks” which highlights the plight of the State Park system in the state’s current financial crisis will be shown, and a panel of experts and elected...
Sunset Park Tennis and Basketball Courts Re-Open
Tennis Court Re-opens
Sedona AZ–The tennis courts and basketball courts at Sunset Park located at 655 Sunset Drive are now open following a City of Sedona reconstruction project.
Replacing the cracked asphalt courts with post-tension concrete courts cost approximately $236,000. City Parks and Recreation staff obtained a $30,000 grant from the United States Tennis Association (USTA) for...
Mysteries of the Mogollon at the Museum
Mike Peach
The Sedona Heritage Museum presents Michael Peach in a performance of “Mysteries of the Mogollon (Muggy-Own)” at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 2nd 2010, at the Sedona Heritage Museum.
“A man may work from sun to sun, and woman’s work is never done, and there’s no rest for the wicked ’til the grave. But if you die in Arizona,...
Sedona’s Most Endangered Places
Sedona the Beautiful photo by Melissa Morrison c2010
The Sedona Historic Preservation Commission has announced its list of Sedona’s Most Endangered Places. These are the properties of historical significance that are judged most in danger of being erased from Sedona’s beautiful landscape, and with that loss would come the destruction of a tangible piece of Sedona’s history. This...

