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6 Questions with Jenniffer Cohen
Jennifer Cohen’s voice is beamed across the Verde Valley air waves on five radio stations as producer for Yavapai Broadcasting News.
Aloha Sedona: Taste of Hawaii comes to Red Rock country with Poke restaurant
Poke “is a traditional Hawaiian dish,” explained Nichols. Its raw ahi (tuna) mixed with sesame seeds, soy sauce, several types of seaweed, sesame oil and a little bit of honey.”
Cancer patients to have access to chemo in Verde Valley
Soon Verde Valley cancer patients will be able to get their chemotherapy treatments in Cottonwood and Sedona.
Storm damages 1,000 trees at VOC’s Oakcreek Country Club golf course
VILLAGE OF OAK CREEK -- The Oakcreek Country Club in the Village of Oak Creek has been closed since Feb. 22 while staff cleans up the damage to almost 1,000 trees at the Trent Jones-designed golf course known for its tree-lined fairways.
Pile burning planned at Montezuma Well, Tuzigoot National Monument
The National Park Service will burn piles of woody debris at Tuzigoot National Monument and Montezuma Well.
NAH to create ‘one-stop shopping’ for local healthcare
The Medical Plaza on the corner of Mingus Avenue and SR89A is being reorganized to create a new “one-stop-shopping” experience for its patients.
The Red and the Green
Cottonwood Mayor Tim Elinski, far right and his wife Ruth Ellen, second from right, represent the city of Cottonwood along with staff Saturday at the annual Sedona St. Patrick’s Parade. The event is a partnership between NAU Parks and Recreation Program and the City of Sedona Parks and Recreation Department. VVN/Vyto Starinskas
Cottonwood Community Garden filling up fast for new season
Spring has sprung and the Cottonwood Community Garden is filling up fast
Sedona Yoga Festival seeks ‘hurting’ first responders
The Sedona Yoga Festival is looking for first-responders who may be suffering from stress, trauma or even Post Traumatic Stress Disorder to participate in free treatment during the upcoming Sedona Yoga Festival.
Between a rock and a hard place: 5-foot wide boulder blocks path of water slide at Slide Rock State Park (with video)
The Arizona State Parks Department will remove the large rock wedged into the chute used by swimmers at the popular Slide Rock State Park.
