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Springdale to Shine in Emerald Splendor

Guest Contributor - March 14, 2024

Planning Your Visit To Zion National Park

Tilted Mesa Packs Debut Show

Deep Sand Driving with Dreamland Safari Tours

A Winter Storm Warning has been issued. As up to two feet of snow are expected in Zion National Park, closures and delays are likely.

As Zion National Park braces for snowstorm, delays and closures likely

Guest Contributor - February 20, 2019

On the afternoon of Feb. 16, Zion Dispatch received a report of a 34-year-old male visitor from Arizona whose leg was stuck in quicksand.

Arizona hiker rescued from quicksand at Zion National Park

Guest Contributor - February 18, 2019

Thousands of Zion National Park visitors are expected over the Presidents Day Weekend. In 2018, the park hosted more than 25,000 visitors.

Presidents Day Weekend at Zion National Park starts with trail closures,...

Guest Contributor - February 13, 2019

Poetry in the Park will provide aspiring writers the opportunity to put their feelings towards Zion National Park on paper.

Poetry in the Park a rewarding experience for budding poets

Guest Contributor - February 10, 2019

The phenomenally talented Tom Russell will take his audiences back to the authentic American West with performances in Springdale and Kayenta.

Folk musician Tom Russell performs in Springdale, Kayenta

Guest Contributor - January 27, 2019

“Out of Print,” a Utah printmaking exhibit of original prints, will be displayed at the Canyon Community Center in Springdale.

Z-Arts hosts Utah printmaking exhibit

Guest Contributor - January 25, 2019

The Mother Hips, who are legends and legendary here in southern Utah, will perform at The Bit & Spur in Springdale in February.

The Mother Hips return to Springdale

The Independent - January 6, 2019

The Trust for Public Land and Washington County announced that an agreement has been extended to allow public access to Zion Narrows Trail until March 31.

Zion Narrows Trail public access extended through March

Guest Contributor - January 5, 2019

During the government shutdown, park roads, lookouts, and trails at Zion National Park, except for those around Kolob Canyons, will remain accessible.

Zion National Park accessible during government shutdown

Guest Contributor - December 24, 2018

"Hanging On" by John Whitworth. Z-Arts is pleased to host John Whitworth’s landscape and nature photography in the Canyon Community Center gallery in Springdale.

Z-Arts exhibits the photography of John Whitworth

Guest Contributor - December 21, 2018

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