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Trump, Biden back out of traditional presidential debates
The traditional format of presidential debates faces major changes as President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have agreed to back out of tradition and instead face off in direct debates hosted by CNN and ABC news.
Enjoy nature close to home
It’s not just a walk, it isn’t a little hike, It is an experience, and one that you can enjoy in the next few weeks.
Senior walk through at Ashley Elementary School
On May 20, seniors that are graduating who had attended Ashley Elementary School when they were young, walked through the halls of the elementary school, inspiring the younger generations, in their caps and gowns.
Public invited to compete in annual Youth Hunter Education Challenge
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is hosting the 39th annual Youth Hunter Education Challenge next month in Logan and is inviting anyone who has completed Hunter Education to register and compete in this exciting event.The National Rifle Association launched the Youth Hunter Education Challenge in 1985, and Utah has been involved in the unique program since it began.
Viar-Jolliff chosen as next UMS principal
Vernal Middle School Assistant Principal Christina Viar-Jolliff has been chosen as the next principal of Uintah Middle School, pending board approval, following a statewide candidate search and an extensive interview process.“Christina will bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the UMS principalship,” Uintah School District Superintendent Dr.
Ute Tribe Education director named UHS Distinguish Alumna
Uintah Indian Tribe Education Director and Uintah River High School Superintendent Dr.
Ashley Regional Medical Center Names 2024 Mercy Award Winner
Ashley Regional Medical Center recently announced that Alice Arabie, Patient Access Supervisor, has been recognized as the facility’s 2024 Mercy Award winner.
Eleven USD teachers earn state incentive
The Uintah School District recently had the opportunity to hand out some big checks to 11 teachers in the district as part of the state’s Effective Teachers in High Poverty Schools (ETHPS) incentive program.The district opted to participate in program, which the state created last year.