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The Case for Compassion and Innovation: Defending Sedona’s “Safe Place to Park” Program

By April 16, 2024Uncategorized

The newly introduced “Safe Place to Park” program has ignited a spirited debate in the picturesque city of Sedona. This initiative, designed to provide a temporary overnight parking area for…

Exploring the Mysterious Enigma of Bradshaw Ranch

By July 22, 2023Uncategorized

Table of Contents Introduction A Historical Gem: The Bradshaw Connection to Sedona 2.1 Bob Bradshaw’s Arrival in Sedona 2.2 Bradshaw Ranch: A Cinematic Paradise The Land of Anomalies: Tales of…

Sedona Shifts Gears as City Sets to Curb OHV Use on Public Streets

By admin May 28, 2023Uncategorized

SEDONA, Arizona—After enduring over a decade of cacophony and safety concerns from off-highway vehicles (OHVs), the tranquil desert town of Sedona has decided to regain its tranquility. OHVs, previously an…

A Case for Reserved Parking: Learning from Maui to Improve Sedona’s Quality of Life for Residents

By admin April 21, 2023Uncategorized

Sedona’s Evolving Workforce – Navigating Remote Work and the Gig Economy Amidst Natural Wonders

By admin April 21, 2023Uncategorized

Arizona National Monuments currently under review by the Secretary of the Interior

By March 4, 2023Uncategorized

Mike Conway fmconway@email.arizona.edu 520-621-2352 On 26 April 2017, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to review designations of a number of national monuments established under the Antiquities Act of…

Fall in Sedona

By admin February 15, 2023Things to Do

Sedona in the fall is a truly special time of year. With the temperatures starting to cool down and the leaves turning to vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow,…

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West Sedona Designated Dispersed Camping & Day-use

By admin September 6, 2022Uncategorized