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Roy Freestone, a fundamental part of Vernal Express history, managed to transform his wildest imaginings into vibrant realities; his legacy leaving a long-lasting mark on both the paper as well as in the minds and hearts of Vernal residents.Creating over 2,000 original cartoons between the years of 1980 and 2000, Freestone established a legacy of undeniable originality, drawing inspiration from every facet of his life.“He was always an artist, from the very beginning,” shared Roy’s daughter, Tami Freestone.

The struggle with any addiction is one without words, and the battle of helping a person with an addiction can be just as challenging.

For the second year in a row, pesky critters are inching closer and closer to the boundary lines of the basin.

As you stepped into the backyard of our local singer, Louise Brown Hadlock, the sight of the lush green grass and the carefully arranged musical instruments on the patio was a warm invitation.

It can be easy to overlook, but Dinosaur National Monument offers Vernal residents an extraordinary, unique treasure right in their own backyard.

Uintah School District Board of Education approved a $4,097,927 budget for the 1971-1972 year at the annual hearing held Wednesday of last week.

Thinking about education shapes my everyday experience.

Photos by Liberty Best