Sedona Red Rock News

The Sedona Red Rock News is a publication based in Sedona, Arizona, and stands as the city's sole general interest print newspaper. This newspaper is the main publication of Larson Newspapers, a family-owned company that also operates The Camp Verde Journal and the Cottonwood Journal Extra.

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Sedona Red Rock High School names Athletic Hall of Fame Committee names nine athletes to inaugural list

1 week ago | redrocknews.com | Christopher Fox Graham

The Sedona Red Rock High School Athletic Hall of Fame Committee is excited to announce its inaugural class for 2025, which includes some of the top athletes to ever walk the halls in the history of the program.
Sedona Red Rock High School's Athletic Hall of Fame Committee names 9 athletes to inaugural list

1 week ago | redrocknews.com | Christopher Fox Graham

The Sedona Red Rock High School Athletic Hall of Fame Committee is excited to announce its inaugural class for 2025, which includes some of the top athletes to ever walk the halls in the history of the program.
The Fey ready to rock the Verde Valley

1 week ago | redrocknews.com | Joseph K Giddens

“Our sound is an ’80s and ’90s-like approach to music. It has a feel like the Dandy Warhols … Veruca Salt, the Pretenders and Blondie but has the versatility to take most musical genres,” saidAmy Winter, the lead singer of the rock band The Fey, said. “Some of our originals range from Electric Cowboy and Chaparral that has an old country, Cowboy Junkies feel to Creepy Woman that is full-on post-punk.
Yonas Rahman plans future at ASU

1 week ago | redrocknews.com | Joseph K Giddens

Sedona Red Rock High School senior Yonas Rahman wrapped up his time as the Larson Newspapers sports intern during the fall of 2024 and is planning his life after graduation. Originally from New Jersey, Rahman moved to Sedona with his parents and two sisters in 2019. Although his parents are divorced, they made the move together to support their children. “Adjusting to the slower pace of [Sedona] was challenging at first because every day in Jersey there was something to do,” Rahman said.
Pfaff heading to West Point’s Summer Leaders Experience - Sedona Red Rock News

1 week ago | redrocknews.com | Joseph K Giddens

Sedona Red Rock High School junior Ryan Pfaff’s summer vacation plans are a bit different from those of his peers. He will be spending a week of his summer at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, N.Y., from May 31 through June 6, taking part in the U.S. Army’s Summer Leaders Experience designed for juniors considering applying to the academy.
Kevin Schindler talks Pluto discovery

1 week ago | redrocknews.com | Joseph K Giddens

Lowell Observatory Historian Kevin Schindler followed Sedona-based author Diane Phelps Budden’s talk on Clyde Tombaugh’s discovery of Pluto during the Sedona Heritage Museum’s “Tiny Pluto Has a Big Heart” presentation on March 27 with a discussion of the dwarf planet’s place in astronomical research and pop culture.
Ethics govern what we journalists do to report the news

1 week ago | redrocknews.com | Christopher Fox Graham

We have a lot of discussions in our newsroom about how to cover stories, the ethics of reporting on sensitive topics or persons like minors, victims, confidential sources or criminal suspects and how to handle sensitive information provided to us for coverage.
Sedona Parks & Rec preps egg hunt

1 week ago | redrocknews.com | Joseph K Giddens

The city of Sedona Parks and Recreation Department will be hatching its 14th annual Celebration of Spring at Posse Grounds Park at 525 Posse Ground Road on Saturday, April 19, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Parks and Recreation Special Events Coordinator Jason Vargo said that the event draws the largest attendance of any of the city’s programs, with an estimated attendance of 3,500 last year.
From Kansas farms to Pluto and the stars

2 weeks ago | redrocknews.com | Joseph K Giddens

The Sedona Heritage Museum hosted Sedona-based author Diane Phelps Budden and Lowell Observatory historian Kevin Schindler for a talk on “Tiny Pluto Has a Big Heart” on Thursday, March 27, as part of its Sedona Stories speaker series. “It’s a testament to the heritage we have in Arizona of doing science, of appreciating the science, celebrating it … it’s part of who we are,” Schindler said of Lowell’s recent recognition as one of Time Magazine’s 100 Most Exciting Destinations to Visit.
Sedona Heritage Museum serving up chuck wagon dinner and a Western film

2 weeks ago | redrocknews.com | Joseph K Giddens

The Sedona Heritage Museum will host its third annual Chuck Wagon Dinner and Movie fundraiser on Saturday, April 12. The doors open at 4:30 p.m. with the meal being served at 5 p.m. At 5:30 p.m. there will be a screening of John Wayne’s locally-shot 1947 movie “Angel and the Badman.” The historic Telegraph Office at SHM made its debut in the film. “Wayne stars as Quirt Evans, a notorious gunfighter who’s wounded and sheltered by a Quaker family,” the film’s Amazon description stated.