This situation has been recognized by the federal and state governments, and out of that recognition have come programs made to support adults in these circumstances, adults looking to better their lives, earn a living wage, support themselves, and create growth and stability in their lives.
The Uintah School District board decided that for the 2023-2024 school year, Friday will be a mandatory in-person four-hour day for kindergarten through fifth grades, while grades 6-12 will maintain the current Friday schedule.
The purpose of the façade grant is to promote the enhancement, restoration, improved aesthetics and renovation of the exterior of commercial structures in the downtown area.
The event is designed to be a one-of-a-kind prom night experience celebrating people with special needs.
Project Alley, a non-profit 501 3C organization, is closer to becoming a reality.
The Uintah County Commission approved a change in meeting time for the remainder of 2023, moving their commission planning sessions to 9 a.m. Mondays with the commission to follow at 3 p.m. each Tuesday.
More students trickle in and a team of two sophomore girls start taking parts off their robot, putting on other parts and tightening mechanisms. The girls talk emphatically about the robotics club.
With the purchase of a new store-front location, Alicia Oakes and her husband Chris, turned what was once an old house into an elegant food establishment unlike anything in the Basin.
Ashley Valley Foot and Ankle has been bought by a company called Summit Foot + Ankle.
UHP reported that a 2017 Nissan Rogue was travelling westbound with one 19-year-old male driver. A 2018 Jeep Cherokee, with two 17-year-old occupants, was travelling eastbound at the same location.