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Nearly 350 Cass County residents came out to support the Stomp Out the Stigma Walk at the Logansport State Hospital on a sunny Saturday morning

Sedona Red Rock News Sedona Red Rock High School junior Shota Yabuuchi crosses the finish line ahead of the competition at the Marauder Early Qualifier, held at Mingus Union High School in April. Yabuuchi and his Scorpion teammates competed at the Division IV State Championship Track Meet on Friday, May 14 and Saturday, May 15. He finished second in the 1,600 meter race and won the 3,200 meter race, cementing his status as one of Arizona’s best distance runners. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers Even before the season began, Sedona Red Rock High School track and field c...

Sedona Red Rock News Sedona Red Rock High School junior Odin McGinness throws his javelin during the Sedona Invitational track and field meet on Saturday, April 10. McGinness finished third in the javelin competition with a distance of 131-1 and was one of many Scorpion athletes to finish in the top 3 in their events in Sedona’s only home meet of the 2021 season. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers For the first and only time this season, the athletes on Sedona Red Rock High School’s track and field team got to enjoy the benefits of a home meet, as SRRHS hosted the Sedo...

Sedona Red Rock News Senior pole vaulter Eric Schrader elevates himself over the target for Sedona Red Rock High School during the Marauder Early Qualifier event on Thursday, April 1. Two days later, the Scorpions were back in action at the Blue Ridge Invitational in Lakeside. There, Schrader pole vaulted at 13 feet even, setting a new personal record — something the Scorpions did 13 times during the meet. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers For the more superstitious people, the No. 13 probably doesn’t bring a lot of positive thoughts. But when Sedona Red Rock High Sch...

Sedona Red Rock News Sedona Red Rock High School freshman guard Skyla Bird, center, works for a shot against a North Pointe Prep defender on Saturday, Feb. 13. The Scorpions won 92-14, giving Bird and her fellow reserves plenty of playing time. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers. If there was any doubt that Sedona Red Rock High School’s girls basketball team would remain undefeated when it hosted North Pointe Prep on Saturday, Feb. 13, it was erased early. The Scorpions dominated the game throughout, scoring as many points in the opening three minutes as the Falcons scor...