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Art lovers will have the opportunity to see creativity in action when Raven’s Heart Gallery hosts its Summer Show on Saturday, June 13, from 1–4 PM at 57 W. Center St. in Kanab.

Raven’s Heart Gallery Summer Show Invites Visitors Behind the Creative Process

Guest Contributor - June 12, 2026

Southern Utah Events Guide – June 11, 2026

From Red Rocks to Glaciers: Southern Utah and Alaska Through the Lens

So U Comedy Celebrates 10 Years of Unscripted Laughs in St. George

A mailer showing Dean Graziosi sent by defendants enticing consumers to attend a Nudge "preview event." The FTC and the Utah Division of Consumer Protection sued Utah-based Nudge, LLC, alleging that the company bilked consumers out of more than $400 million.

FTC acts to shut down companies operating real estate seminar scheme

Guest Contributor - November 10, 2019

The Bureau of Reclamation has been assigned to lead the National Environmental Policy Act compliance for the Lake Powell Pipeline project.

Bureau of Reclamation leads Lake Powell Pipeline NEPA process

Guest Contributor - November 3, 2019

SUU's online degree program is the sixth most affordable program in the country according to new rankings by SR Education Group.

SUU online degrees named among most affordable in the nation

Guest Contributor - October 27, 2019

St. George residents and visitors will soon have another destination on the entertainment landscape when the new Mallfest makes its debut.

Red Cliffs Mall hosts St. George Streetfest spinoff Mallfest

Guest Contributor - October 13, 2019

Every fall for the past 18 years, thousands of people have made their way to Art in Kayenta, a three-day art festival in Ivins.

Art in Kayenta offers a full weekend of family fun

Guest Contributor - October 6, 2019

SUU is searching for pianists of all levels of experience and all age groups to be a part of the 2019 Piano Monster Concert in Cedar City.

Southern Utah pianists invited to perform in SUU’s 2019 Piano Monster...

Guest Contributor - September 29, 2019

In celebration of National Public Lands Day, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area will offer free admission.

Glen Canyon National Recreation Area offers free admission on National Public...

Guest Contributor - September 22, 2019

Climate change and the health of the environment are truly the most important political issues since if we don’t have a planet, we can’t survive.

The tree next door: An environmental love story

Teri Harbour - September 15, 2019

High Rocktane will perform in the final St. George Concert in the Park for 2019. The performance will take place at Vernon Worthen Park.

High Rocktane performs at final 2019 St. George Concert in the...

Guest Contributor - September 8, 2019

"Stroke of Blue" by Lisa Nevot. The Southern Utah Art Guild’s upcoming “Color Explosion” art show will feature over 50 local artists at Red Cliff Gallery in St. George.

Southern Utah Art Guild’s “Color Explosion” art show features local artists

Guest Contributor - September 1, 2019

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