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Peace

Peace on Earth, Goodwill to Men

Howard Sierer - December 22, 2024

political trends

Major Political Realignment Underway

Rule Of Law

Presidential Power And The Rule Of Law

Thanksgiving

Pres. Biden’s Thanksgiving Proclamation

Dr. Krystal McCoy will sing Frank Sinatra's classic, “Fly Me to the Moon” with the SUU Jazz Ensemble in the Heritage Center Theater in Cedar City.

SUU Jazz Ensemble performs Frank Sinatra and more

Guest Contributor - November 18, 2018

Our Geological Wonderland: Volcanoes in southern Utah

Our Geological Wonderland: Volcanoes in southern Utah

Rick Miller - November 11, 2018

The Center for the Arts at Kayenta presents “Framed,” a comedy made for adults who appreciate laughter as much as art.

Kayenta presents “Framed,” a satire about art, marriage, and ambition

Guest Contributor - November 4, 2018

Shouldn’t we love each other despite our differences? Keeping friendships despite political disagreements is a worthy endeavor.

Keeping friendships despite political disagreements

Teri Harbour - October 28, 2018

Every state should pass a law requiring high school students to pass a civics test to graduate high school.

A civics test to graduate high school? Absolutely

Guest Contributor - October 21, 2018

Passing Propsition 4 will stop Utah from being the seventh most gerrymandered state and ensure voting serves the best interests of voters, not politicians.

Letter to the editor: Proposition 4 increases vote equality

Guest Contributor - October 7, 2018

Is there worse word among Republicans than "environmentalist?" For many GOP and conservative voters, the term conjures up images of tree-hugging socialists.

“Environmentalism” shouldn’t be a dirty word for Republicans

Guest Contributor - October 7, 2018

Thanks to a recent Yale study, the known U.S. illegal count just doubled. And guess whose tax dollars go to subsidizing them?

Ay, Caramba! U.S. illegal count just doubled

Guest Contributor - October 1, 2018

The Sept. 20 FERC decision regarding the Lake Powell Pipeline has restarted the project clock, and the public comment period is now in progress once again.

Probe into Lake Powell Pipeline Project continues, public comments due

Lisa Rutherford - September 30, 2018

To vote or not to vote: So few seem to care about voting in elections

To vote or not to vote: So few seem to care...

Rick Miller - September 23, 2018

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