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Written by Paul Dail People who know I write horror are often surprised at what a scaredy-cat I am. To be an effective horror writer, I think you have to believe in a lot of the things you write about,...
A couple of years ago, I was in a documentary film class at the local establishment of supposed higher learning. My good friend and colleague, Phil Tuckett, was the instructor, and he laid out a course that would be...
Snap-on’s Masters of Metal Tour stops by St. George The Independent Celebrating professional service technicians as the “masters of their trade,” the Snap-on Masters of Metal Tour is on the road and heading to a city near you. This interactive tour...
Let me be clear on two points right from the beginning. First, I’m not referring to Robin Williams, the man, and his decision to commit suicide. For the purposes of this column, I’m referring to Robin Williams, the actor,...
St. George Musical Theater presents 'The Odd Couple' The Independent Following on the heels of their highly successful first show in five years, "The Sound of Music," St. George Musical Theater has announced their next show, "The Odd Couple," a non-musical...
Photo of eclipse by Stephen Peterson of the St. George Astronomy Group. Hurricane, Utah, Oct. 23, 2014 Written by John DuCrest Photos by John DuCrest and Mark Shelton As Manning Butterworth and Steve Peterson, members of St. George Astronomy Group (SGAG), began...
Written by Marianne Mansfield It’s time to rethink the pink. That is, the pink that represents October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. I’m not suggesting that breast cancer awareness is unimportant. Quite the contrary. As a means of reminding women to get...
Written by Barbara J. Mathison In celebrating the Halloween season, I love to have fun with healthy snacks and desserts.  Here are two of my favorites. Gooey Eye of Newt 1 cup pitted dates (medjool, about 14) 1/2 cup raw almond butter  (a...
Letter to the Editor: St. George Marathon holds boundless benefits for area businesses To the Mayor, the entire City workforce, volunteers, Historic Downtown Groups  and our community. I know it takes a lot of city employees, the Mayor and City Council...
Now that I have heard all the candidates for County Commissioner, I have no doubt who I will vote for. Paul Van Dam stands out, dramatically.  His experience and integrity are evident when you speak with him and listen...