| Mar 7 | 2 debate science of smart meters To opt out or not to opt out, that’s the question many Sedona residents are asking themselves these days. |
| Mar 7 | A Ranch in Sedona Ingrid Hills and her late husband, Reuben W. Hills III, the grandson of the founder of Hills Bros. |
| Mar 6 | Verde Valley residents make pleas to keep Sedona campus Yavapai College Governing Board Chair Ray Sigafoos swears-in new board member Albert Filardo during the board's meeting in Sedona on Tuesday. |
| Mar 6 | NASA chooses official tweeter Kelli Klymenko will get closer to space than most people on Sunday, March 16. |
| Mar 6 | Celebrities talk about activism Patrick Schweiss summed it up best. |
| Mar 6 | Ready for spring break? 4 ideas for Arizonans Southern California is always a popular draw for Phoenicians year-round. The area is filled with popular attractions, such as Disneyland, Legoland, Seaworld and the San Diego Zoo. |
| Mar 5 | Smoki Museum to host Archaeology Month events The Daily Courier/file The Smoki Museum is sponsoring six March events for Archaeology Month as part of its Indian Arts & Culture Education Series. |
| Mar 4 | Editorial: Verde Valley schools buck state trend on dismal classroo... The report shows that the share of Arizona education tax dollars filtered to classrooms in the state took another dive last year. |
| Mar 4 | YA Transit revving engines to link the Verde Valley VVN/Raquel Hendrickson Transit Manager Diana Bonnaha and drivers Ron Juan and Fawn Stanley are preparing to launch Yavapai-Apache Transit for the Verde Valley this spring. |
| Mar 4 | Partial closure of scenic Arizona Highway 89A set for May A 3.5-mile stretch of a popular scenic northern Arizona highway is scheduled to be closed from late May to early July for repaving and other repairs. |