The big & little Kids Book NOW AVAILABLE countywide A Free Resource Guide to help Children and their Families Sedona AZ– The 20th Anniversary edition of  The big & little Kids Book, a FREE resource guide of organizations serving Yavapai County children and their families, is now available for distribution.  This guide contains information on resources such as child care, clothing,... 

Welcome to Heather Kay’s monthly column “The Nucleus of You”, an exclusive SedonaEye.com Lifestyles series. The Lifestyles column debuted with a look at the debilitating disease, Dementia. In this month’s Eye on Lifestyles “The Nucleus of You” column, Heather will address a disease that knows of no age boundary, is prevalent among our young, and is increasingly crossing gender... 

Members of the Sedona Historic Preservation Commission and the Mayor of Sedona, Rob Adams, will dedicate the Van Ess House as a local historic landmark on Monday, February 14 2011 at 2:30 p.m. The public is invited to tour this mid-century home located at 280 Zane Grey Drive in the Sedona West Subdivision. The Van Ess home was one of the first built in the 231-lot Sedona West subdivision, developed... 

Sedona residents can now show their support for art programs for youth by purchasing a unique and art-themed shirt, hat, or sticker created by a local artist and entrepreneur. Kindergartner Lucas Pico paints with acrylics during Art for Kids' camp at Sedona Arts Center Cornville Desert Star Community School 3rd grader, Arianna Harness, with her fused glass creation made in an Art for Kids'... 

Sedona Fire Chief Nazih M. Hazime Hello, To keep you informed I have attached a factual document explaining our Regional Communication Center.  Also, I would like to bring you up to speed.  We all need to understand there is going to be a transition period for the Board and the Fire District.   I have been working closely with the board and this started with tours of our facilities, equipment,... 

Sedona AZ–James Ratliff Gallery welcomes “Texture of Life” painter Jennifer Vranes, bronze sculptor Jan Van Ek presenting her latest horse sculpture called Angels Landing, and ceramist Joyce Nelson whose raku pottery is widely collected. This First Friday presentation is entitled Celebrating Women Artists- Paint, Bronze and Clay. The opening reception will be Friday, February 4th from... 

The City of Sedona Art in Public Places Committee is proud to announce a new exhibition featuring the Sedona Visual Artists’ Coalition (SVAC). A variety of their members’ artwork can be viewed in the City Manager’s administration building and the Vultee Conference Room through early May 2011. The purpose of the Sedona Visual Artists’ Coalition is to create a supportive visual arts community,... 

  Wiskie Harley McGuire, Sedona Times and SedonaEye.com star columnist Hey Harley, How’s it goin’? Loved your article in one of the Sedona Times  and since you asked your buddies to assist, here is a question to ask your readers that has been bothering me for quite some time. Ya know the real skinny type dog that’s white with black spots that sits atop the really big red fire... 

Sedona Mayor, Rob Adams Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday with family and friends. Since this is the beginning of a New Year, I want to take this opportunity to recap some of the highlights in the City of Sedona during 2010. BUDGET During the budget retreat on December 7, staff shared some good news with the City Council. The fiscal year for 2009/2010, which ended in June, showed... 

Sedona AZ–The City of Sedona council recently approved a resolution in December 2010 to allow sidewalk dining on public sidewalks and City rights-of-way. Various business establishments had approached the City about expanding potential uses of public sidewalks and rights-of-way for outdoor dining experiences whereby residents and tourists would be able to have an outdoor dining experience and...