See the best psychics from Sedona, Phoenix and Tuscon at the Poco Diablo Resort at 1752 SR 179 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM on Sunday, July 11th.

See mediums, clairvoyants, aura photography, crop circle jewelry, past-life readings, soul-mate readings, pet readings, crystals, hourly lectures and much more!

The Sedona Oak Creek Airport Authority, the non-profit organization that operates Sedona airport, officially started construction on a new restaurant with the unveiling of a rendering of the building at a ground-breaking ceremony on June 16th.

After a long beta-test period, the DirectoryofSedona.com is up and running! We are thrilled to announce that the new Directory software is both stable and user friendly. With a new logo that points the way, the DirectoryofSedona.com is your link to the local scene.

The Directory of Sedona offers free business listings and multi-level lisitng plans to assist Greater Sedona busensses, professionals and non-profit organizations grow their enterprises with an online presence.

It’s a classic mistake made by businesses; their marketing approach is focused on print advertising and word of mouth. Fortunately, a new approach is starting to take root in Sedona to solve this problem. “Local search” online is starting to cause a flurry of excitement for some businesses who are taking advantage of the technology.

What happens when the honeymoon is over? Join Canyon Moon for Neil Simon’s warm-hearted hit comedy Barefoot in the Park, playing November 5-22nd. “Barefoot in the Park is about falling in love again with someone after you move in with them. Its message is that after the honeymoon, life and love truly begin,” commented director Noah Lee Margetts.

• The median and curb and gutter north of Chapel and in the Oak Creek Cliffs to Juniper Trail area are still under construction.
• Traffic is shifted west between Morgan Road and Morgan Wash for the installation of a storm drain along east side.
• Construction of the footings and the wall near Canyon Drive is underway. Night work may occur this week to excavate additional rock.

Arizona Department of Transportation representatives said at an Oct. 28 special city council work-study session on various street lighting systems for West Sedona that they would put continuous lighting on State Route 89A even if the city doesn’t want it. “ADOT is willing to build it and maintain it and will go ahead,” Mr. Harper said, later admitting ADOT would pay for the electricity as well if it had to.

Halloween weekend has arrived, and costume or not, Sedona art connoisseurs are in for a real treat. The Sedona Visual Artists’ Coalition opens it’s 2009 Annual Fall Art Exhibition Friday, October 30th from 5-8pm at Tlaquepaque. Come on by to enjoy live music, wine and hor d’oeuvres, and see how some of Sedona’s most amazing artists interpreted this year’s theme, “Beneath the Surface”.

Sedona’s largest kid-friendly event is the 23rd annual Safe & Fun Trick or Treating. Hosted by the Sedona Main Street Program, the event gathers all of Sedona’s children into one convenient location, reducing the distance they must walk to gather enough Halloween candy, sweets, gifts and freebies to keep them on a sugar high until Thanksgiving. Most businesses in Uptown Sedona participate in the event that runs from 5 to 8 p.m.

• Crews will be working on completion of the median curb and gutter north of Chapel and in the Oak Creek Cliffs to Juniper Trail area.
• Traffic has been shifted west between Morgan Road and Morgan Wash so crews can start installation of storm drain and curb and gutter along east side.
• Work will start this week on the wall near Canyon Drive which will be constructed from the top down.