By Bear Howard A Sedona-specific comparison of governing philosophy, revenue reality, and real-world consequences Before we dive into the process…
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Four candidates say Home Rule may pass or fail. Their “whatever happens, happens” approach could put city services, local nonprofits,…
By Steve Segner Sedona, AZ — As the election season unfolds, several candidates are campaigning on the premise that Sedona’s…
Letter to the Residents of Sedona: Submitted by Al Comello, 28-year resident of Sedona Sedona, AZ — As a 28-year…
Sedona, AZ — Small-Town Sedona urges a strong NO vote on home rule, Proposition 400, on July 21. The failures…
By Jack E. Koepke Sedona, AZ — Arguments for continuing Home Rule often rely on mischaracterizations of legitimate efforts to…
By Joseph Rittenhouse SEDONA, Ariz. — In a Sedona election year already marked by debate over growth, spending, and the…
The July 21 election will show whether Sedona still believes in representative government — or whether organized outrage has become…
“The July 21 election is about more than candidates. It is about whether Sedona chooses stability, Home Rule, and responsible…
By Former Sedona City Councilman Cliff Hamilton Sedona,AZ — This Could Be You… It started out as just an ordinary…
By Tommy Acosta Sedona, AZ — Let’s never forget the phrase that every single vote counts. A case in point:…
By Steve Segner Sedona needs leadership grounded in community experience — not retired executives new to town. Sedona attracts many…
By Charlene. Roth Sedona, AZ –Sedona physicians and Verde Valley clinicians often spend their best energy on patients, call schedules,…
By Tommy Acosta — Sedona, AZ – Journalists come in all kinds of different sizes, shapes, and colors. We have…
A vision of America’s future as a nation that remains powerful but no longer leads—gradually yielding the center of the…