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Sedona Farmers Market Sign Debate
A special City Council Work Session is scheduled for Wednesday, July 21st, 5pm due to the overwhelming response from our community. Thank you for your support! The city and market are working together at this time to find a solution for directional signage on 89A. The city is and has been very supportive of our market since the beginning and we are grateful that they are working...
Biggest Loser Comes to Sedona
TAKE A HIKE WITH THE BIGGEST LOSER
Gigi Rock Productions & Biggest Loser Bill Germanakos Team Up
August 19-21, 2010 ~ Sedona Arizona
Gigi Rock Productions and Bill Germanakos have collaborated to present an adventure of a lifetime hosting three days of extreme motivation with Biggest Losers who will share their personal stories with you. Hosted by the Sedona Rouge Hotel & Spa, you’ll be...
Councilor Ward Addresses Proposed Sewer Changes
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...
This One Is For The Hill by Hollywood Jim a.k.a. The Gripe Guy
Recently I started to question myself as a writer. I remember being in college and an English professor saying that unless my writing skills improved, my work would never get published. My goal was never to be a published writer, so I didn’t think much of his comment…until lately. I am finding that his words haunt me occasionally.
Ten years ago I was managing a store in Denver....
Registration Opens for Sedona Book Festival
Registration is open for authors, publishers, organizations and other businesses wanting to exhibit at the second annual Sedona Book Festival Saturday, October 2, from 9 am to 5 pm, on the Sedona campus of Yavapai College. Co-sponsored by The Well Red Coyote bookstore, Yavapai College, and the Friends of the Sedona Public Library, this year’s festival promises to be even bigger and better than...
Andrew Aloha “Live” July 16
Join Andrew Aloha “Live”
with
Dr. Darlynn Bowman: Hypnotherapist, Psychic Medium
Donna McGrath: Medical Intuitive, Hypnotherapist, Psychic Healer
Neil Baker: Spiritual Coach, Psychic Medium
Jo Cook: Psychic Handwriting Analyst
Una H. White: Visionary Healing Artist, Psychic, Spiritual Coach
@ Angels of Enlightenment – Sedona, Arizona
181 Highway 179 – Suite 4, Sedona, Arizona
Friday,...
Broken Arrow Bear, Last Chapter?
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...
Third Annual Sedona Mayor’s Arts Awards
Sedona AZ (July 8, 2010) – The City of Sedona Arts and Culture Commission is seeking nominations for the Third Annual Mayor’s Arts Awards, which each year honors individuals, organizations, and businesses that have made outstanding contributions to the success of the arts in Sedona.
Nominations must be received or postmarked by Friday, July 30, 2010.
There are four nomination categories...
Sedona SR 89A Traffic Signal Installation Alert
Sedona AZ (July 1, 2010) – Traffic signal installation at SR 89A and Airport Road will begin July 6 so expect travel delays! The Arizona Department of Transportation will begin working on Tuesday to install the traffic signal at the intersection of State Route 89A and Airport Road in the city limits of Sedona.
Intermittent one lane closures are anticipated, but both roads will remain passable...
Sedona’s Sunset Park Tennis and Basketball Courts Closing
Sunset Park Tennis and Basketball Courts will close for reconstruction on Thursday, July 8th at 655 Sunset Drive, Sedona. It is anticipated that the project will be completed and courts reopened to the public in early October. The basis for the project is to replace the cracked asphalt courts with post-tension concrete courts.
Both tennis and basketball courts are available at the Posse Grounds. ...

