The Sedona Times Publishing, SedonaTimes.com and Sedona Eye LLC will be undergoing much anticipated and exciting internal changes over the next few months! We are changing web hosts to meet the increased demands of our growing and interactive subscriber and reader base! We outgrew our server and we thank you!
Our scheduled web site changes were planned for after the holidays. eBlast stories may not open to the site (url’s and links will be reset during this transition) so head straight to the web site for daily news updates. If you have a problem accessing a story on the site, send an email to Publisher@SedonaEye.com and we will send you a copy of the article.
Thank you Sedona and beyond. In addition to brand new features, the Sedona Times Publishing and SedonaEye.com will be debuting new feature writers and weekly columns to join our well-respected cadre of contributing and staff writers such as Mel Copen, Kim Johanson, Hollywood Jim Franckowiak, E.S. Maddock, Sean Baguley, Robert S. Wood, Tom O’Hallerhan, Brent Maupin, Heather Kay, Gary Chamberlain, and yes, our very own Harley McGuire! Rumor has it to expect a fab Diva with an Attitude in February 2011 but we’re not letting the cat out of the bag yet!
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we noticed a few stories didn’t open this week and like knowing what the reason was.. not surprised people finding facts here..class act with the weed explanation, editor.. like Pat we didn’t know about the weed problem until reading here..others in this city must be worried that you’re scooping them.. keep writing.
SedonaEye.com Editor’s note: Thank you, Mr. Phillips, for this comment. Readers may want to know that this writer referenced a Letter to the Editor about the Village of Oak Creek’s weed control issues (use keyword search “weed” to find the on-line post(s) and or read the original breaking story in the Sedona Times Publishing September print edition; Brent Maupin, author)