SALT LAKE CITY — Collecting shed antlers from many big game species, including deer, elk and moose, is a popular pastime in Utah.
Duchesne RiverThere are a number of angler access points that are currently accessible along the Duchesne River — primarily the Blue Ribbon rated portion upstream of Hanna — that have provided good fishing this winter.The Duchesne River offers fishing for primarily brown trout and some rainbow trout.Anglers should dress in layers when fishing during the winter, and be prepared for very cold conditions, particularly if you are starting early in the morning.
Seven Larson and Adam Rodriguez of Vernal are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Honey Rodriguez on Feb 1Robyn McConke and Braydon Martin of Vernal are excited to announce the birth of their Son, Zander Jake Martin on Feb 2Ashley Boyer and Micheal Button of Vernal, are happy to announce the birth of their baby girl, Jackie Dean Button on Feb 3
Devin Coon, of Vernal, to Shasta Parkin, of Vernal on Feb.
Imagine walking downtown enjoying our historical buildings and locally owned shops.
“We make a living by what we get,but we make a life by what we give.” -Winston ChurchillIn the dictionary, we find that the word serve is a verb meaning “to be in the service of or to give service to.” There are many opportunities where you can “be in the service of or to give service to” someone or to many people.
You can apply for Utah’s 2024 bear hunts from Feb.
Uintah County commissioners have come together to unanimously agree on postponing a tax increase for the 2024 fiscal year.The impactful decision unfolded during a recent county commission meeting, where commissioners delved into the varied perspectives pertaining to the controversial proposed tax hike for the upcoming fiscal period.Commissioners then carefully weighed several options, making sure to address the uncertainties that lay ahead regardless of the decision made.Commissioner Sonja Norton emphasized the importance of listening to the concerns of residents and even took a moment to address the careful consideration of tax changes.“I have genuinely valued the insightful conversations I’ve had with members of our community,” said Norton, highlighting the role of community input in shaping decision-making processes.One of the key factors driving the deliberations was the surge in essential community needs, coupled with a significant increase in wages, particularly in law enforcement.
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This year marks the 66th General Session of the Utah State Legislature.