Two Roosevelt businesses went up in flames in a pre-dawn blaze Friday morning. Marsen Furniture lost the appliance, mattress and kitchen furniture section of its store and Second Time Around vintage/variety store was a complete loss.
The state attorney general’s office confirmed there is an ongoing investigation of Judd. No charges have been filed at this time.
A group representing Utahflagreferendum.com was at the 26th annual Home and Garden Show and Outdoor Expo in Vernal this weekend collecting signatures to get a referendum to S.B. 31 on the ballot in November.
So what about the everyday women who get up, put on their motherhood face, chase children around the house, wrestling them into their clothes, feeding them breakfast and hustling them off to school just to repeat the process in reverse in the evening?
Bennett didn’t expect the large crowd of people from his five-generation family who came to show their appreciation and love for him and all he means to them.
The city council decided at its regular meeting March 15 to approve the addition of a pedestrian-actuated crossing sign at Robinwood Lane and 500 West as part of the Discovery Trail project.
People in Vernal and Roosevelt got together last weekend for a night of laughs while raising money for an important cause.
Applications for TriCounty Health Department’s Students Working Against Tobacco scholarships are now available to students in the class of 2024.
The bill will increase funding for the center’s Uintah Basin air quality research by $150,000, bringing annual funding to $400,000.
More than 150 quilters from around the nation will in Vernal March 22-25 for the annual Sew Simply Stitched Quilters Retreat.