Cowboy for a day
The rodeo for special needs kids from the Con Amore school in Myton was another giant success.
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Myton takes flood precautions
Myton mayor Kathleen Cooper and Allen Allred, maintenance supervisor for the city of Myton, decided on a pre-emptive strike to try and mitigate any potential for flooding, just in case.
Public health supports communities
National Public Health Week is April 3-9
Outdoor Expo in Vernal
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Chris Nelson honored at recital
Chris Nelson has been teaching violin and viola to students for the past 20 years.
Facing the future with confidence
In the face of widespread economic strain, national conflicts and social unrest, surveys indicate that confidence in the future is at an all-time low in many countries, including the United States.
Johnson leaves USD for UBTech
The Uintah School District announced that business administrator Jason Johnson will be leaving at the end of April to become the next vice president of administrative services at UBTech.
Improving ozone levels in the Basin
Because of cold winter temperatures and pollutant emissions from both businesses and citizens, air quality can reach dangerous levels.
Women’s History Month: the mom
Her career can start unexpectedly, but it is also one that can be planned, though the tasks and requirements of the job are impossible to fully prepare for.
USU studies atmospheric oxidized mercury
Utah State University Uintah Basin researchers have been working together with researchers in Slovenia to better assess atmospheric oxidized mercury measurements.