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U-Haul Offers 30 Days of Free Storage to Prescott Valley Wildfire Victims
The U-Haul Company of Western Arizona is offering 30 days of free storage to Prescott Valley area families who have been asked to evacuate or need to move their belongings away from the areas affected by recent ...
Assault suspect tags ex-girlfriend's home with expletives
On June 22, 2008, at approximately 10:45 P.M., Yavapai County Sheriff's Office Deputies responded to a reported vandalism that occurred in the 1900 block of Rancho Manana Circle, Cottonwood.
Sedona Teen Center's Skatefest a huge success
Skateboarder participating in Skatefest held on June 7 at the Jack Malmgren Memorial Skate Park in Sedona.
Suspect hides meth in shoe and cell phone
On June 6, 2008 at approximately 12:30 P.M., a Yavapai County Sheriff's Office deputy stopped a gray 2004 Chevrolet Impala for excessive speed on Highway 260 in front of the Zane Gray R.V. Park in Camp Verde.
Sedona Mago Retreat celebrates its 10th anniversary with 300 guests
More than 300 people from Sedona and the Verde Valley joined this open-house celebration on the 160-acre site surrounded by Coconino National Forest.
Reflections of a Sedona City Council member
It's been a long campaign, and May 27th the newly elected council members were seated.
District seeks new home for dispatch operations
Sedona Fire District's regional communication center, where emergency calls are dispatched from the entire Verde Valley, is hoping to get a new home.
Deb Keller's 13-year-project ends with $665 donation
Second-grade teacher Deb Keller put the 1 million pop tabs her classes have collected in the past 13 years on display at Cottonwood Elementary School this spring.
3 Arrested In Knife, Pliers Attack
Three people are arrested in connection with a stabbing that also saw two of the attackers use a pair of pliers in an attempt to break the fingers of the victim, Yavapai County sheriff's deputies said.
Live-in facility works with troubled youths
An old but familiar name in Arizona private education is undertaking a new project to help the state's troubled youth.
“I believe those [misconceptions] are based in [the belief] that everything in the budget gets expensed”
Sedona has faced some tough budgets during City Manager Eric Levitt's 12 year of service. via Sedona.biz
Cool home: Pink Lady dresses up
“These old houses up here - you can do anything and get away with it”
Jennifer McDonald's 1898 house has a jazzy alternative to the low-flow showerhead: a saxophone. via Arizona Republic
October 2007: View Point Trail
The last time I visited Mingus Mountain in Prescott National Forest, I saw crazy people jumping off its highest cliff. via Arizona Highways
“We need you since it is now busy”
Simple communication is all that need apply here, and then there will not be any further resentment towards that company. via The Source Weekly
Web hopping: Take it easy in Arizona
Itching for a road trip but worried about the price of gas? Then choose a relatively short route that packs a lot of sightseeing into your enjoyment of the open road. via The Herald
Sedona Red Rocks High School student scholarship recipient
Sedona Verde Valley Chapter of NAWBO Announces High School Scholarship Winners Sedona, Arizona, May 01, 2008 -- The Sedona Verde Valley Chapter of NAWBO announces its 2008 scholarship recipients. via Sedona.biz
Local Wines and Food Fest at Alcantara Vineyards
“It's about time we begin the process of experiencing and integrating sustainability into our lives”
Sustainable Arizona & Alcantara partner for May 3rd event Verde Valley, AZ - April 23, 2008 - On Saturday, May 3rd, the beautiful Alcantara Vineyards open their doors to a celebration of the local wines and ... via Sedona.biz
Sedona artists hold songwriter contest on May 2
Sedona Verde Valley Times Sedona, AZ - April 24, 2008 - The call is out for Sedona, Verde Valley, Prescott, and Flagstaff singer/ songwriters to participate in the upcoming Applaz Singer/Songwriter Contest, ... via Sedona.biz
Sedona RoadRunner thriving; needs more cash to grow
“If you take the total operating capital, divided by 80,000 [estimated ridership] it's about $4 per person”
The Northern Arizona Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority is asking the City of Sedona for more money to operate the Sedona RoadRunner transit system. via Sedona.biz