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Longtime Sedona restaurant closes after 31 years feeling like 'home'
Sedona’s oldest brewpub has poured its last last amber and nut brown ales. Oak Creek Brewery on Yavapai Drive in west Sedona closed permanently after 31 years in business. The brewery's last day was Saturday, Nov. 7, followed by a “blowout party” the next day on Sunday, Nov. 8, according to social media posts from the brewery and its on-site pizza restaurant Zen Dough's. “Many have made this place a home for 31 years with a familiar face asking for ‘Just one more’ mug in hand,” a statement from Oak Creek Brewery read. “Thank you to all that have supported us. You know who you are. We will see you this weekend as a chapter in Sedona, Arizona history is closed.” Sedona’s first brewery closes after three decades Fred and Rita Krauss opened Oak Creek Brewery June 1995, recognized as Sedona’s only combination craft brewery and brewpub. Regulars who visited over the years reminisced about live music in the beer garden, Tuesday night karaoke, drum circles and memories made with friends and family. Of course, they also remembered the beer, which included amber and nut brown ales, both of which received awards from the North American Brewers' Association. Some of
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Riverfront Park closed; Cottonwood staff surveying damage, weighing options for tiered reopening
Riverfront Park is closed until further notice after being flooded following severe rainstorms between Oct. 30 and Nov. 2 that affected the city of Cottonwood and the surrounding Verde Valley. This comes as Cottonwood Mayor Ann Shaw issued a proclamation declaring the floods a local emergency Tuesday, Nov. 3. “We’re...
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Sedona SR 89A Repairs Bring New Road Reopening
An additional five miles of State Route 89A in Oak Creek have reopened to traffic as Arizona Department of Transportation crews continue their efforts to repair portions of the highway damaged by recent flooding. Drivers should obey all traffic laws and exercise caution as repair efforts continue. Concrete barriers are...
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Sedona woman argues for right to sleep in car despite local ordinance
A Sedona woman with anxiety issues will get a chance to prove she’s entitled to sleep in her car despite a city ordinance that makes it a crime. In a new ruling Thursday, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals said it was wrong for a trial judge to throw out a claim by Sabrina Beram that her condition is a disability as defined by federal law. More to the point, the court said that means she can argue that the city must provide a “reasonable accommodation” — even if it does mean she is technically breaking the law.