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St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site, Mindy Plumlee, dinosaur tracks, local history, paleontological excavations, Johnson Farm, Southern Utah museums

New Leadership Steers Famous Fossil Site into a Bold Chapter of Discovery

Guest Contributor - August 30, 2026

Share a Passion for Creativity and Storytelling as a Museum Guide

Share a Passion for Creativity and Storytelling as a Museum Guide

Dixie Technical College Expands Skilled Trades with $1 Million Grant

Dixie’s Got Talent returns on September 5 to kick off Dixie Days, featuring local performers competing for scholarships and cash prizes at Utah Tech University.

St. George’s Quest for the Next Local Legend Hits the Dixie’s Got Talent Finale

Kathleen Gonder, chief of interpretation and visitor information at Bryce Canyon National Park, has been named superintendent of Cedar Breaks National Monument.

New superintendent announced for Cedar Breaks National Monument

Guest Contributor - December 16, 2018

Living within Washington County and the city of St. George in southern Utah, we are blessed with the occurrence and potential occurrence of at least four different and sometimes deadly natural disasters, which are commonly referred to as geologic hazards.

Our Geological Wonderland: Geologic hazards in St. George and southern Utah

Rick Miller - December 9, 2018

The Celebrity Concert Series continues with Nathan Pacheco and Musical Ireland in a program of music, song, and dance celebrating Christmas.

Celebrity Concert Series presents Nathan Pacheco, Musical Ireland

Guest Contributor - December 2, 2018

SUU’s department of theater and dance will present a concert consisting of original choreography titled Fresh! in the Randall Jones Theater in Cedar City.

SUU dance dept. presents original choreography with Fresh!

Guest Contributor - November 25, 2018

I happened to catch live coverage of Donald Trump's short speech about the First Step Act, concerning criminal justice reforms. I was bowled over.

Give Trump credit when due

Peter Funt - November 18, 2018

Enjoy chamber music composed especially for an intimate gathering by Mozart, Faure, and Dohnanyi with Soiree Musicale at the Center for the Arts at Kayenta.

Soiree Musicale delights hearts with chamber music at Kayenta

Guest Contributor - November 11, 2018

Birthright citizenship is wrong for the United States. So are anchor babies. It's time for us to fix the constitutional loophole that created them.

Birthright citizenship is wrong for America

Michael Reagan - November 4, 2018

Mykola Suk will perform Schubert’s Trout Quintet and Beethoven’s “Emperor” Concerto at The Center for the Arts at Kayenta.

World-renowned pianist Mykola Suk performs Beethoven, Schubert at Kayenta

Guest Contributor - October 28, 2018

Red Cliffs Desert Reserve had two reports of sulcata tortoises spotted in the reserve this week, which is a very serious issue.

Sulcata tortoises spotted in Red Cliffs Desert Reserve

Guest Contributor - October 21, 2018

Many county clerk offices appear unready to administer Election Day Registration, or EDR, a major component of Utah's newest voting law.

ACLU survey finds some Utah counties unprepared for Election Day registration

Guest Contributor - October 14, 2018

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