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The Independent After a six-month hiatus, Gen X Clothing is back in St. George with a new location, management, and a totally revamped concept. For the better part of 12 years, Gen X Clothing has been a mainstay in St. George,...
The Independent Downtown Yoga is excited to welcome two new instructors, Stuart Landsee and Jessica Hyde, to its already unique and eclectic lineup.  Landsee completed his teacher training at CorePower Yoga in Boulder, Colo. Additional training focused on the traditional side...
An ice cream van of dictators By Stephen Philip Druce I was ordering an ice cream from an ice cream van. "A butterscotch ice cream, please." "Sorry, I've run out of ice cream. I can do you a Joseph Stalin on a cone." "Who's...
The Independent The Bureau of Land Management Cedar City Field Office will temporarily restrict access to a section of public land in the Three Peaks Recreation Area on May 30 and 31 as a safety requirement for an offroad race,...
After an extensive search and interview process, the Utah Shakespeare Festival recently announced the hiring of Zachary Murray as its new general manager.  As general manager, Murray will serve in a senior leadership role, working with executive director R. Scott...
The Independent Come out and mingle on Wednesday, May 28 at the grand opening of the Cliffside Restaurant. Located adjacent to the Inn on the Cliff above Bluff Street, you'll get to enjoy a beautiful view of St. George while...
A kissagram caper By Stephen Philip Druce A kissagram lady died inside a giant birthday cake she was expected to leap out of at a party attended by my wife and me. I said to my wife, "Now there's a plan backfired." "Well...
The Independent Under new ownership, the House of Jump indoor trampoline park is holding a ribbon-cutting and grand opening on Memorial Day weekend.  The ribbon cutting will be Friday, May 23 at 1 p.m., with members of the St. George Area...
I was recently reminded that I am not an edgy black woman living in Brooklyn, leading bicycle tours around the city and writing novels. That is a partial, mostly incomplete description of a friend of mine, and I’m not sure...
(This post will assume you have a basic grasp on the major political and economic issues in Southern Utah. If this is not the case, I’ll sum it up for you right now: Water is life in the desert,...