Easter Sunday is a day of traditions. Many people make this their annual day to attend a church service. Others like to go to an Easter Sunrise Service. In the Village of Oak Creek you can do both.
March 12, at 4:30 p.m. the Sedona City Council will read a proclamation proclaiming March as ‘Red Cross Month.'
Sedona’s natural beauty is an inspiration not only to those fulfilling their bucket list of places to visit, but also to the many artists and photographers who want to capture its beauty and share their art with the world.
Among the red rocks of Sedona, the Rotary Club of Sedona Village spreads its wings of service, offering young students a chance to soar with camp scholarships for summer youth programs.
Rising and falling between high hilarity and profoundly emotional moments, “2.5 Minute Ride” is storytelling at its most seductive.
Jewelry artist Patricia Hoisch will be the Featured Artist at the Village Gallery of Local Artists for the month of March 2024. A reception will be held on Friday, March 1, from 5 to 8 p.m. to showcase her work. Hoisch will be present to discuss her work and explain her process.
The Bell Rock Plaza Association is seeking a five-year extension for its long-standing “Art & Craft Shows.”
President Susan Barber called the meeting to order at 9:01 a.m. and a quorum was established. Fifteen Member Organizations and six guests were present.
Sedona United Methodist Church announced the appointment of the Rev. Elizabeth LeMaster as pastor.
In a remarkable display of community support, Clark’s Market has once again partnered with the Rotary Club of Sedona Village to raise funds for the Veterans Hospital in Prescott.
Just as our Red Rock trails come in all shapes and sizes, so does funding for the Sedona Red Rock Trail Fund.
While reading motivational and inspiring articles this past week, I came across one that caught my attention, “Embracing Failure: The Kintsugi Way for Entrepreneurs.” I was intrigued.
February is “Love Your Library Month” – the perfect opportunity to celebrate the Village Library.
Charles Helstein, the new owner of Sedona’ local radio station KAZM (106.5 FM & 780 AM), has announced the upcoming launch of a new show to its ever-growing weekend lineup on what now is called “Mellow Mountain Radio.”
As Valentine’s Day approaches, I recall a grapevine pruning workshop we held at Clear Creek Vineyard and Winery in Camp Verde one Valentine’s Day.
Keep Sedona Beautiful will hold its next Preserving the Wonder Speaker Series event on Wednesday, Feb. 21, at 5 p.m.
I wasn’t sure if I should entitle this article as above, or “Ordinarily Extraordinary.”
Marian Diamond, Family Nurse Practitioner at Northern Arizona Healthcare (NAH) Medical Group Village of Oak Creek primary care office, has been named NAH’s 2023 Advanced Practice Provider of the Year in Verde Valley, according to a January news release.
Blood is a major component of the cardiovascular system. Often, people who want to donate blood think they can’t because of a cardiovascular condition they may have.
Investing for your future is important — but it can be challenging. How can you navigate the complexities of the financial markets and make the right decisions for your situation?
The Village Gallery of Local Artists will feature fractal designer Nina Joy Rizzo during the month of February. The gallery will hold a reception on Friday, Feb. 2, from 5 to 8 p.m.
After the comment period ended Dec. 19 for the U.S. Forest Service's Red Rock Trails Access Plan, the agency noted a trend.
Resolutions and goal setting seem to be the staple beginning January 1. I’m always asked about my New Year’s Resolutions, but I find that setting goals is far more beneficial to me.
President John Wichert called the meeting to order at 9 a.m. with 17 member organizations present and 12 guests. Guest speakers were Tom Binnings (VVREO) and Dr. Tom Swaninger (SOCUSD).
There are multiple broadband providers coming into the Verde Valley, and the new fiber optic pipeline coming up I-17 has been completed.
