It’ll be a vortex of spookyness across the red rocks and green valley when the sun sets and the creatures of the night don their costumes to fill their pillow cases with candy across the Verde...
Piquant Peach performs poetry per perfect western parlance
Whether it’s drunken poker players, a clever bank heist or a shifty sheriff, the Southwest has a unique history with cowboys, animals, wranglers, guns, glory, mishaps — and poetry.
Michael...
Barbara A. McCabe, the Aache Cultural Resource Specialist for the Yavapai-Apache Nation, kicked off the Sedona Heritage Museum’s fall “Sedona Stories” on Thursday, Oct....
The family of Frank Ronald Camacho, a beloved husband, father, grandfather and one of Arizona’s first Mexican-American news anchors, announced his peaceful passing in...
The Rotary Club of Sedona honored Eric Wyles, co-founder and executive director of Low-Income Student Aid, with its annual Make-A-Difference Award and a $1,000...
Armed with playlists, tweezers and patience, researchers at Petrified Forest National Park announced the discovery of a new species of tanystropheid reptile in the...
Musician, local business owner, ukulele enthusiast and Beatles aficionado, Tommy “Rocks” Anderson, played the Town of Clarkdale’s Concert in the Park series as Tommy...
While it may be the doldrums of Sedona’s visitation season, that’s not the case for hummingbirds, with the 11th annual Sedona Hummingbird Festival returning...
Friday is the Fourth of July which means freedom, free food and free activities across the Verde Valley.
Clarkdale
Clarkdale’s Old Fashioned 4th of July kicks...
Two decades of dedicated effort have allowed Mingus Union High School theatre and choir director James Ball to expand the school’s theatre program eightfold.
“I...
