The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) has implemented an emergency adjustment to fishing regulations for Fall Creek located above Tabiona in the high Uinta’s wilderness area.On Monday, May 13, the agency announced that anglers can now catch up to 16 trout per day, a significant increase from the usual limit of four.
By Hannah HaynesHHaynes@cherryroad.com As Memorial Day approaches, Americans across the nation prepare to commemorate the sacrifices of those who have served in the armed forces.… Login to continue reading Login…
Back then gives us right now when it comes to the evolution of the Roosevelt City Golf Course.
Kobin Roberts, of Vernal, to McKenzie Lindsay, of Vernal, on May 18.Douglas Gregory, of Layton, to Chelsie Pratt, of Layton, on May 31.Clifton Southam, of Vernal, to Elizabeth Sharp, of Vernal on May 18.Braxton Jeppson, of Vernal, to McKenna Risbon, of Vernal, on May 15.Easton Taylor, of Vernal, to Halle Eschler, of Roosevelt, on June 5.
Remembrance PoppiesThe American Legion Auxiliary Unit 11, together with the American Legion Post 11, of Vernal, would like to invite the community to join them as we commemorate Military Veterans.
By Hannah HaynesHHaynes@cherryroad.com Uintah School District has announced the obligatory implementation of House Bill 257, a controversial legislation signed into law by Governor Spencer Cox… Login to continue reading Login…
Leylahni Munguia Ayon received the Golden Rose Award at the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women convention in Salt Lake City on April 27, 2024.
Roughly $3.4 million was allocated to selected habitat restoration projects at the recent annual Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Habitat Council funding meeting on April 30.The DWR Habitat Council was created in 1995 by the Utah Legislature as a way to provide funds for fish and wildlife conservation that are specifically used to:Enhance fish and wildlife habitatPreserve and protect habitatManage and acquire new habitat areas for fish and wildlifeImprove hunting and fishing accessThese funds are a portion of the revenue from license, permit and certificate of registration fees related to hunting and fishing.The Habitat Council consists of eight individuals who act as an advisory board.
In a recent council meeting, Keith Despain, city councilman, unveiled an ambitious plan to extend the Steinaker Service Canal Trail, presenting a potential agreement with the Uintah Water Conservancy District to address concerns and move the project forward.The proposed trail expansion aims to connect key areas along Aggie Blvd, stretching from 500 North to Highway 40, with the goal of providing improved pedestrian access to local schools, community centers, and Utah State University; An area that is already functioning as a makeshift trail for the numerous residents who use it for their daily commutes.Despite initial enthusiasm, hurdles emerged, primarily from the canal company expressing apprehensions regarding the project’s impact on their operations and infrastructure.
Taylor Mountain Road (FS 044) which has been closed for several months due to impending road improvements, is now set to open on May 17 after inclement weather, according to Forest Service public affairs officer Donald Jacques.Recent rain, snow, and unfavorable temperatures have continuously hindered progress on the project, preventing its initially estimated completion this past week.