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Letter to the Editor: Shouldn't our children be protected from strangers spreading religious propaganda? On September 4th, I was waiting for my son to get out of school at Fossil Ridge Intermediate when I noticed a group of elderly men...
Written by April Ashcroft Creamy Potato Salad 3 pounds red potatoes, scrubbed and cut into small chunks Cover with water, bring to boil, and simmer until tender Drain, rinse, and place in large bowl to cool Add: 1 bunch green onions, sliced 2 cups sliced celery 2...
Written by Erin Zeltner A week and a half has passed since the remains of Hurricane Norbert swept Nevada's Moapa Valley with heavy rains, rendering Interstate-15 impassable after flash flooding destroyed about 2 miles of road between mile markers 91...
2014 RE/MAX World Long Drive Championship hits Mesquite Sept. 20-27 The Independent The RE/MAX World Long Drive Championship, the premier power event in golf, will be held from Sept. 20-27 at the Mesquite Sports and Event Complex in beautiful southern Nevada....
The Independent After taking a production to the Fringe Festival in Scotland and placing as finalists in the American College Theatre Festival for Region 8 last year, Dixie State University Theatre students are ready to capture the hearts of the...
AG candidate Charles Stormont addresses ethics at Democrats of Southern Utah meeting Written by Erin Zeltner The upcoming election heavily dominated the theme of the meeting held Monday by the Democrats of Southern Utah at the Abbey Inn in St. George. Utah...
Written by Alex Ellis In the year 1212, it is believed that a young boy from central Europe heard a message from God that he must lead the youth of Europe on a crusade through the holy lands. While there...
Written by Jeremy Crawford UPDATE: As of Monday, Sept. 15, commercial vehicles also may now travel on I-15 between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m. Nevada time. NDOT anticipates finishing repairs and having all lanes open on Sunday, if the expected inclement weather...
The Independent As the weather gets crisper and the nights get longer, the Utah Shakespeare Festival is gearing up for its fall season. The outrageous farce "Boeing Boeing" by Marc Camoletti opens Wednesday, Sept. 17, and Steven Dietz’s adaptation of...
Written by Ann B. Goddard What inspires you? What brings you joy? Where do you turn when peace seems to escape you? How do you raise your mood, your energetic vibration?  Of course, the answers to those questions are innumerable. We’re...