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Local Stars to Shine at Dixie’s Got Talent in St. George

Guest Contributor - July 22, 2026

Southwest Symphony Returns to America First Performing Arts Center for a Milestone Season

Experience Galactic Fun at the Cedar City Moonwalk 5K

OTC Comedy Theater in Cedar City offers live improv every Friday in July, providing a fresh and funny way to beat the summer heat with all-ages entertainment.

Make a Splash with OTC Comedy

With the beginning of the new year, the Celebrity Concert Series is in full swing featuring stellar performances to round out a successful season.

Celebrity Concert Series resumes in 2020

Guest Contributor - January 12, 2020

City of St. George celebrates 158th birthday with root beer floats, freebies around town

City of St. George celebrates 158th birthday with root beer floats,...

Guest Contributor - January 5, 2020

More than 900 vehicles will be on display at Mesquite Motor Mania, including a variety of burnouts, slow drags, classics, rat rods, imports, and more.

Mesquite Gaming gears up for 2020 Mesquite Motor Mania

Guest Contributor - December 29, 2019

The UDFI has conditionally approved the application of The Bank of St. George to operate as a Utah state-chartered community bank.

Bank of St. George charter conditionally approved

Guest Contributor - December 22, 2019

In 2020, the Center for the Arts at Kayenta will feature more than 75 events including theater, music, and more. Check out the fabulous January line up.

Center for the Arts at Kayenta presents new concerts, shows, and...

Guest Contributor - December 15, 2019

The public is invited to a meeting to provide the BLM and USFWS comments on multiple projects in Washington County including the proposed Northern Corridor.

Public meeting allows questions and comments for Northern Corridor project

Guest Contributor - December 8, 2019

Life on Earth and Mars: much of the Martian surface has been oxidized, or rusted. What is the main source for oxygen gas on Earth and Mars?

Life on Earth and Mars: Was there life on the red...

Rick Miller - December 1, 2019

The number of reported black bear incidents in Utah in 2019 is double what it was in 2018. Biologists believe there are several reasons.

Reported black bear incidents in Utah nearly double in 2019 from...

Guest Contributor - November 24, 2019

Lake Powell is currently the only waterbody in Utah with quagga mussels, and DWR and state parks had to decontaminate 8,683 boats in 2019. This quagga mussel photo, taken underwater at Lake Powell in 2015, shows why the inspection stations and checkpoints are important: when mussels establish themselves in a body of water, they spread fast.

To halt the spread of quagga mussels from Lake Powell, thousands...

Guest Contributor - November 17, 2019

The 3 Redneck Tenors will perform at the Center for the Arts at Kayenta with an optional pre-show dinner catered by Chef Alfredo.

The 3 Redneck Tenors perform at Kayenta

Guest Contributor - November 10, 2019

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