Week of August 31, 2009                           Follow Sedona.biz on Twitter

John O’Brien aka/ Tom Talltales delivers class-act comedy routine
Creativity and a flair for artistic expression is a given in Sedona, where one never knows, unless shown, what hidden talents neighbors, acquaintances or professionals might be.

Sedona Airport Community Fair on September 19th
The Sedona Airport is again proud to host the 3rd annual Sedona Community Fair on September 19th, which is a free event with ample parking on the airport mesa. Every one of all ages, including pets, are invited to come out and enjoy the day starting at 9 a.m.

EDITORIAL: Cottonwood Annexation: Making the Good Life Worse by Steve Block
Cottonwood's decision to annex 8.5 square miles of forest land northeast of the city is a major step backward for our region.

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EDITORIAL: Cottonwood Annexation by Gene Weed
Our forefathers placed the trust of this land for its public use. That means they intended that the use of this land should be for the enjoyment and prosperity of everyone in the Verde Valley.

EDITORIAL: Help Wanted: Sedona City Council candidates by Carl Jackson
I was one of the few who publicly came out in support of a mayoral election, based entirely on the principle that in America the people have a right to elect their city leaders. When we start fiddling with the right of the peoples' voice to be heard in our government we are treading in dangerous socialized waters.

Touching documentary "Mine" makes Arizona Premiere on Sept. 8
“Mine” is the powerful story about the essential bond between humans and animals told against the backdrop of one of the worst natural disasters in U.S. history. The film explores how tragedy intensifies that bond and is told from the perspective of original guardians, rescuers, and adoptive parents of the voiceless victims of Katrina.

Jerome Art Walk celebrates three years of First Saturday success on Sept 5, 2009
Jerome Art Walk continues its momentum on September 5 with its first Saturday celebration of art. Thirty galleries and studios will be open from 5:00 to 8:00 PM with art, music and refreshments.

CANCELLED: 2nd Annual Coppertown Ball in Jerome on September 12, 2009
The Jerome Historical Society along with The Jerome Chamber of Commerce thanks the public for their support and interest in The Coppertown Ball scheduled for September 12th. However, due to slow anticipated ticket sales, the decision has been made to postpone the event. The Coppertown Ball will be rescheduled for September of 2010. All ticket holders will receive a full refund through the mail. For further information or questions, please call The Jerome Historical Society at (928) 634-1066.

The world of employment at the Sedona Library
With Labor Day around the corner, this week we’ll take a look at the world of employment. But first let’s give credit to those who gave us this holiday.

Hikes and walks at Red Rock State Park in September
Bring the entire family to hike and walk at Red Rock State Park in September 2009.

“Character Matters” at El Prado in September
El Prado examines the art of the portraiture and its ability to represent more than just the actual physical appearance of its subject.

Sept/Oct 2009 classes at the Sedona Arts Center
As families and children say goodbye to hot, lazy summer days and everyone looks forward to the vibrant fall foliage and cool autumn air, it is time to embrace the excitement of a new school year - including a full schedule of classes at the Sedona Arts Center.

Nepali Trekkking Guide gives talk at Sedona Library on Sept 5, 2009
Nepali Trekking Guide and Philanthropist Visits Sedona to give a presentation at the Sedona Library and to Prepare Sedona Charter Middle Schoolers for a Himalayan Adventure

Poets Corner‏ on Sept 4 at Sedona Arts Center
It's a good thing there's no physical roof sheltering the poets and their audience at the Poets Corner - this Friday, there might be trouble.

Photojournalism enters a golden age by Christian Science Monitor
As the importance of real-time news and images rise, photojournalism is gaining greater cultural currency.

Snakes in Sedona on Sept 5 & 6
The public is invited to experience Snakes in Sedona at the Red Rock Ranger District Visitor Contact Office Saturday and Sunday of Labor Day Weekend, Sept 5 and 6.

People making a difference: Alberto Yanosky by Christian Science Monitor
This bridge-building conservationist tries to save forests by lending a hand to Paraguay's government.

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