No matter how long a person of Japanese origin lived in the United States or whether they were born here, after the bombs fell on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, they were rounded up and placed in internment camps. Sedona resident Linda Yee’s parents and family were among the people Read more... Full Story »
The Sedona Red Rock High School girls soccer team began the season with a victory Monday, Nov. 30, defeating Tempe Preparatory Academy, 3-1. “I was pleased with how we played Monday. The girls did a nice job passing and finding the open lanes, then the girls up front did a nice Read more... Full Story »
The Sedona City Council on Friday, Dec. 4, will pick one of three candidates to fill the vacancy left by John Bradshaw resigning his seat in September and leaving at the end of October. The three candidates to be interviewed by council Friday morning are Jerry Frey, Mike Ward and Helen Read more... Full Story »
While no decision has been reached yet on whether to close or plow State Route 89A in Oak Creek Canyon this winter, several residents and businesses are letting their voices be heard. The Sedona Chamber of Commerce is asking businesses and residents Read more... Full Story »
The holiday season is upon us and with it comes the hustle and bustle of shopping, get-togethers and travel. The Arizona Department of Health Services reminds everyone to take extra care to protect themselves and others from the flu during the holidays. Stopping the spread of all flu-like symptoms is a Read more... Full Story »
A young girl looks at a piece by artist Jorge Pineda at the opening of "The Global Caribbean" exhibit in Miami. AP/Alan Diaz
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