Pianist James Nalley, September 24th performance at SPL Friday September 24, 2010 at 6:30 PM in the Sedona Public Library, pianist James Nalley will present a piano recital with works by Takemitsu, Liszt, and Monteague entitled “Imagery in Music.” On Saturday September 25, 2010 at 10:00 AM, Nalley will be presenting a workshop entitled:  USING MUSIC to INSPIRE and CREATE; A Unique... 

Sedona Hwy 179 (September 23 2010 Print Edition) Response to “Letter from Labor Day visitors…”  written by Greg Flippen from Mesa, AZ, here is my response:  Thanks to tourists we have many great restaurants, galleries, shops, and events.  Please keep visiting!  Please remember why you are visiting.  I think the answer is all of the above in one of the most beautiful settings on earth.  Do... 

Note from Management:  There are many ways to do a farmers market. A traditional farmers market is a venue for the farmer to meet directly with the consumer without middle persons. At traditional farmers markets reselling of produce is not allowed.  This rule assures that the real grower and the consumer are protected from produce vendors who supplement their produce during down times or during a... 

Sedona AZ (September 23, 2015) – The following is a letter to the Sedona Times: Sunday morning I watched Bill Clinton on the morning talk shows discussing his Global Initiative in dealing with hunger and poverty throughout the world.  Then came Jimmy Carter on 60 Minutes talking about cutting oil imports in half during his administration and putting solar panels on the White House and federal... 

Weeds in Hwy 179 Medians – North view – Exclusive SedonaEye.com Photo c2010 Sedona AZ (September 23, 2010) –  In a letter to the Sedona Times newspaper and its SedonaEye.com online news site, a Sedona resident writes the following: I was pleased to see an article in your publication (September 23 2010 Print Edition) by Brent Maupin regarding the current weed abatement (or spreading) program... 

NEW Sedona Times Publishing Print Edition September 23 2010 Read all about it! The NEW Sedona Times Publishing First Print Edition delivered today! Sedona’s New Publisher, Guest Editor, Guest Writers!  New Design! Welcome your NEW hometown City paper with 11K delivery, 1K on news racks at 50 cents a copy, and thousands of ONLINE readers…SedonaEye.com! We’re growing daily! Subscribe... 

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... 

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... 

        Have you ever wondered about the many chemicals we use and their safety? Dr. Dennis Rayner, retired organic chemist formerly of the DuPont Chemical Corporation will make a presentation about the toxic chemicals that pollute our air, food, water and consumer products on October 2, 2010 from 2:00 – 4:00 pm in the Sedona Public Library’s Community Room.              ... 

Eric Williams, Sedona musician, teacher and recording artist Since graduating with a Masters degree twenty years ago, Sedona Arizona’s Eric Williams has been using his amazing musical talents to delight audiences. He sings, plays piano, guitar, saxophone and harmonica and a dozen other instruments. Eric is an accomplished musician, composer and recording artist with an extensive repertoire...