SR 89A reopens north of Sedona as Pocket Fire conditions improve
State Route 89A north of Sedona reopened July 13 after nearly a month closure due to the Pocket Fire, which is now 76% contained.
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Pocket Fire 76% contained but Sedona and Flagstaff businesses still struggling
The Pocket Fire north of Sedona burned over 27,000 acres and is 76% contained, impacting businesses in Sedona and Flagstaff.
Pocket Fire could take months to fully contain officials say
The Pocket Fire near Sedona has burned over 17,000 acres with 20% containment, and officials warn full containment may take months.
Sedona officials move to restrict short-term rentals after neighborhood complaints and tourism…
Sedona officials approved stricter short-term rental regulations following neighborhood complaints and concerns over noise and safety.
Scottsdale Developer Faces Maricopa County Lawsuit Over Unauthorized Sedona Land Clearing
Maricopa County sued a Scottsdale developer for unauthorized land clearing on a 41-acre property in Sedona’s Western Gateway area.