Reflexology: The Path to Better Health Lies at Your Feet
Considered to be the most humble of healing arts, reflexology is also one of the most powerful. For where but at the lowly feet can one find to key to perfect health and harmony? Reflexology, the healing art of the ancients, has been practiced for more than 5,000 years. Egyptian royalty used it, so did the Aztec kings. The Imperial Chinese used it. British royalty used it religiously as a preventative healthcare tool. It has a grand history and a sparkling future. The human body is not just a physical manifestation. It is also electrical. The brain, through the nervous system, controls ...
Is History Repeating Itself?
By Ernie Strauch “One of the biggest flaws in the common conception of the future is that the future is something that happens to us, not something we create.” -- Michael Anissimov Once upon a time, (in the year 2000) there was a Sedona City Council that believed that SR 179, as a state highway was ADOT’s road and ADOT “could do what they wanted with it.” After all, ADOT had done all the studies and concluded that SR 179 was “too congested and too unsafe.” The answer thus provided to fix the presumed problem was the design of a wider, straighter, flatter ...
Against 89A Lights
Some cities were built on rock n roll, the auto industry and Colby cheese...Sedona was built on it's beauty, serenity, tranquility, night skies and shooting stars. This is why tourists spread the word for more to come. This town “folds up” at night. For a vacation that includes night life, come during the holidays and enjoy Los Abrigados and Tlaquepaque. Sedona's a day place..hike, bike, golf, play tennis, enjoy fine dining, visit a spa, vineyard, galleries or take an air tour that follows air traffic patterns and is considerate of residents. The Chamber of Commerce and the Main Street crew ...
Community
February 8th Public Verde River Meeting/Clarkdale
IMPORTANT MEETING: WE NEED A BIG TURNOUT. The Verde River Basin Partnership... [Read more...]
Support the NSA Free Event in Sedona
Former State Senator Tom O’Halleran will be the Master of Ceremonies at... [Read more...]
Lunch With the Mayor Feb. 16
Lunch with the Mayor Please join Mayor Rob Adams for lunch and to talk about... [Read more...]
Business
News From Sedona Chamber of Commerce
New & Not So New Member Orientation With the Chamber offering so many ways... [Read more...]
Two Openings on Parks & Recreation Commission
Do you enjoy the outdoors, swimming, or other recreation activities? The City... [Read more...]
City Vehicle Auction
Spring Auction of Surplus Equipment Last year, a vehicle usage study was initiated... [Read more...]
Current Issue
From The Readers
The Gripe Guy On Lights
Hello Folks! They call me Jim “The Gripe Guy”. You’ll see... [Read more...]
Art At City Hall
Sedona Gallery Association Exhibit At Sedona City Hall The City of Sedona Art... [Read more...]
David VS the BIG MAN GOLIATH!
Editorial: Gary Chamberlain -Mayor of Folksville, AZ (USA) Population 406... [Read more...]
General
2010: Arizona, the Legislature, and the $3.2 Billion Deficit
Approximately eighty attended the Democrats of the Red Rocks January... [Read more...]
CAP – Champion of More than Water
By David Modeer, General Manager, Central Arizona Project: At Central Arizona... [Read more...]
Coal Power and Water in Arizona – They Don’t Mix
By John Neville — Thanks to the wonderful work by Arizona Republic reporter... [Read more...]