Sedona Police Chief Joe Vernier to retire

Sedona.biz - Thu Nov 26

In anticipation of Chief Vernier's retirement, City Manager Ernster has offered the Interim Chief Position to Jim Driscoll, who is currently the Chief Deputy for Coconino County.

Photography exhibit at state park highlights celebrates season and Sonoran desert scenery

Miner-Sun-Basin - Wed Nov 25

Summer is past, autumn brought cooler temperatures and welcome swaths of color across the high country forests.

Navajo Co. to station deputies in Kayenta, Pi on

The Navajo Times - Wed Nov 25

County sheriff's deputies will soon be stationed in northern Navajo County, as they are in the Navajo parts of Apache County.

Repair and reconstruction projects continue with American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds

Grand Canyon News - Tue Nov 24

The National Park Service continues to accomplish work on projects at Grand Canyon National Park that have been funded, in part, through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 .

Grand Canyon's North Rim to close for season

Daily News Sun - Mon Nov 23

Motorized access to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon ends for the season next week.

North Rim To Close Next Week

KPHO-TV Phoenix - Mon Nov 23

Motorized access to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon ends for the season next week.

6 arrested in Forest Lakes-area burglaries

Northwest Valley News - Fri Nov 20

Six people have been arrested in connection with a string of burglaries in the Forest Lakes area in Coconino County.

6 arrested in string of home burglaries in Flagstaff area

ABC15.com - Fri Nov 20

Six people have been arrested in connection with a string of burglaries in the Forest Lakes area in Coconino County.

H1N1 vaccine priority groups expands

Williams - Grand Canyon News - Fri Nov 20

The Coconino County Health Department announced that Coconino County is moving to a wider priority group for the H1N1 Flu vaccine.

Stimulus money helps repair BLM trails in southern Yavapai County

The Daily Courier - Thu Nov 19

Coconino Rural Environment Corps leader Robert Fudge, left, helps officials break ground this past Friday on a rock kiosk at the entrance to the Hells Canyon Wilderness Area.