30 Homes Evacuated in Wildfire Near Sedona
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A wildfire near a small community south of Sedona burned a few buildings and forced the evacuation of about 30 homes before moving off into the wilderness, officials said.
A firefighters’ spokeswoman said it appeared that the Pine Valley subdivision near the Village of Oak Creek was safe from the fire.
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