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Cedar City

Holiday Magic Returns To Historic Downtown Cedar City

Guest Contributor - November 17, 2024

Thanksgiving dinner

Thanksgiving Dinner at The Spotted Dog

Zion National Park Plein Air Art

The Return of Plein Air to Zion

Hardware Wildlife Education Center

Wild Turkey Exhibit Educates Both Young & Distinguished At The Hardware Wildlife Education Center

When planning and planting, it is good to remember some general landscaping tips for season-long color.

Landscaping tips for season-long color

Guest Contributor - June 2, 2019

To prevent the spread of zebra and quagga mussels in Utah, several of the annual mandatory inspection stations have opened for the busy summer season.

Boaters must stop at inspection stations to help prevent the spread...

Guest Contributor - May 26, 2019

“Wildflowers and other Plants of Zion National Park” is a Zion wildflower app for nature enthusiasts and visitors to Zion and surrounding areas.

New Zion wildflower app brings expert botany to your phone

Guest Contributor - May 19, 2019

An ensemble cast will perform the musical biography “Hank Williams: Lost Highway” at The Center for the Arts at Kayenta.

Kayenta hosts performances of “Hank Williams: Lost Highway”

Guest Contributor - May 5, 2019

Join us for the inaugural Kanab Red Rock ATV Jamboree, where there are endless riding opportunities on the Anasazi Trail System in beautiful southern Utah.

Kane County hosts inaugural Kanab Red Rock ATV Jamboree

Guest Contributor - April 28, 2019

Ebenezer's Barn & Grill will host entertainment from popular country musicians Tim Gates, Fred Boekhorst, Kari Nelson-Arnold, and Billy Arnold.

Ebenezer’s Barn & Grill opens for another season of country music...

Guest Contributor - April 21, 2019

Feminists and children’s advocates see the Equality Act’s transgender protections sweeping away hard-won gains in women’s and family protections.

The Equality Act: A transgender threat to individual rights

Howard Sierer - April 14, 2019

Thanks to a moist winter in southern Utah, Sahara mustard, which creates a fire hazard and can be toxic to our desert tortoises, is proliferating.

Sahara mustard putting southern Utah at greater fire risk

Lisa Rutherford - April 7, 2019

Utah has a state flag, a state emblem, and even a state cooking pot. Now, with the signing of HB144, Utah officially has a state reptile: the Gila monster.

Gila monster officially named Utah’s state reptile

Guest Contributor - March 31, 2019

Instead of overturning instruction regarding homosexuality, Methodist delegates voted to return to following Christ and stop following the culture.

Methodists decide to believe the Bible

Michael Shannon - March 24, 2019

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