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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

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

The article "The oxybenzone-containing sunscreen ban: A formula for future skin cancer?" suggests a number of concerns that should be addressed.

Letter to the editor: Oxybenzone sunscreens do not prevent cancer

Guest Contributor - September 30, 2018

It might be called “The Liar,” but this current Utah Shakespeare Festival production is all about the ladies.

Charm, inside jokes minimize the tired tropes in “The Liar” at...

Brian Passey - September 23, 2018

David Rogers and Roland Stearns will bring to life music from the 16th and 21st centuries, performing the music of Bach, Dowland, McLaughlin, and Rogers.

Guitarist David Rogers performs with Roland Stearns at SUU

Guest Contributor - September 16, 2018

As a veteran of the U.S. Army, the day I read about NFL players kneeling during the national anthem, I could not have been prouder.

I fought for our country, now NFL players are kneeling for...

Guest Contributor - September 9, 2018

Escalante Canyons Art Festival: 10 days of art, music, film, and more

Escalante Canyons Art Festival: 10 days of art, music, film, and...

Guest Contributor - September 2, 2018

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