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Progressive policy recommendations

Progressive Policies Fail the Real World Test

Howard Sierer - November 24, 2024

Public Schools

How Democrats Corrupted Public Schools

Chief Executive

Trump: the Man vs. the Chief Executive

Progressives Choose Fascist Anti-Semitism

The Red Rock Film Festival brings a competition, headliners, parties, full-length features, and both pro and novice shorts to Cedar City and St. George.

Red Rock Film Festival brings more films to St. George

Guest Contributor - October 20, 2019

Although "yoga" is a small four-letter word, yoga's potential is infinite. Yoga can elevate our souls and put the body in its place.

The bendable yogi

Teri Harbour - October 13, 2019

Gov. Gary Herbert has officially rescinded the 2018 executive order that declared a statewide emergency due to drought.

Gov. Herbert rescinds 2018 emergency drought declaration

Guest Contributor - October 6, 2019

Facebook had the good business sense to acknowledge that it has been biased against conservatives and has taken steps to ameliorate the problem.

Facebook addresses its anti-conservative bias

Howard Sierer - September 29, 2019

Was there ever life on Mars? Is there now? This is the first article a series describing details of Mars from geological and biological perspectives.

Life on Earth and Mars: Exactly the same, but different

Rick Miller - September 22, 2019

Actual regional supplies were not considered by the Regional Conservation Goals Draft. A desire for the Lake Powell Pipeline may be the reason why.

Utah’s 2019 Regional Conservation Plan Draft lacks vision for sustainable future

Lisa Rutherford - September 15, 2019

Ethel, a six-year-old brindle pit bull. was dumped at PAWS, with a mammary tumor the size of a honeydew melon hanging down from her belly.

Ethel matters

Guest Contributor - September 8, 2019

An audit reveals that the WCWCD can afford the proposed Lake Powell Pipeline, but whether or not citizens can afford it remains to be seen.

State audit reveals Washington County can afford Lake Powell Pipeline. Can...

Lisa Rutherford - September 1, 2019

Alien Research Center on the Extraterrestrial Highway hosts “Storm” Area 51 Basecamp

Alien Research Center on the Extraterrestrial Highway hosts “Storm” Area 51...

Guest Contributor - August 25, 2019

Simonfest unfailingly delivers premium-quality productions, and this summer, The Center for the Arts at Kayenta will host “Little Shop of Horrors.”

Simonfest presents “Little Shop of Horrors” at Kayenta

Guest Contributor - August 11, 2019

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