From Cucumbers to Leavenworth: Sedona
Speaker: Lisa Schnebly Heidinger
Lisa Schnebly Heidinger is a storyteller. Her great-grandfather named the town of Sedona for her great-grandmother, which might contribute to her love of history.
From a community newspaper, she moved to radio and television news, then Arizona Highways and op-ed pages. She’s authored ten books about aspects of Arizona (including the official state centennial book) with two more in the pipeline.
Lisa savors interviewing people, and taking road trips. She believes no cup of coffee is undrinkable – although an hours-old pot at Grey Mountain Trading Post came the closest.
This March 14th meeting will be a hybrid meeting. You will have to register only if you are attending via Zoom.
The virtual doors open at 12:45 pm so everyone can get setup.
The business meeting starts at 1:00 pm and the guest speaker approximately 1:30 pm, after a 5 minute break.