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2018 Nobel Peace Prize winner

Guest Contributor - October 5, 2018

2018 Nobel Peace Prize winner The viewpoints expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent. How to submit...

Ugly wind from the east

Guest Contributor - October 5, 2018

Ugly wind from the east The viewpoints expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent. How to submit...

Striking fall colors range from yellow, orange, hot pink, scarlet red, and even purple hues. Did you ever wonder what causes autumn leaves to change color?

What causes autumn leaves to change color?

Guest Contributor - October 5, 2018

What causes autumn leaves to change color? By JayDee Gunnell Did you ever wonder what causes autumn leaves to change color? Once again, the summer season...

The 26.2-mile course of the St. George Marathon creates memories worthy of fashioning a vacation around.

St. George Marathon set to inspire, challenge participants

Guest Contributor - October 4, 2018

St. George Marathon set to inspire, challenge participants By David Cordero The 26.2-mile course of the St. George Marathon creates memories worthy of fashioning a vacation...

=============================== Severe Watches and Warnings for Saint George =============================== Special Weather Statement National Weather Service Salt Lake City UT 325 AM MDT THU OCT 4 2018 ...SIGNIFICANT WEATHER ADVISORY FOR...

The Nevada Open Golf Tournament will take place on Mesquite Gaming’s award-winning courses, the CasaBlanca Golf Club and Palms Golf Club.

Registration opens for Nevada Open golf tournament

Guest Contributor - October 4, 2018

Registration opens for Nevada Open golf tournament By Julian Lupo This November, up-and-coming professional golfers will descend upon one of Nevada’s most prestigious golf destinations for...

Make Frontier Homestead State Park part of your story with Haunted Homestead, fun and thrilling events providing a perfect lead in to All Hallows Eve.

Frontier Homestead State Park hosts Haunted Homestead

Guest Contributor - October 4, 2018

Frontier Homestead State Park hosts Haunted Homestead October is here, and that means you need to be ready for all the ghosts, goblins, and things...

QAnon, or Q, is gaining followers because it gives followers hope that we can overcome the grip the globalists have on the U.S. and the world society.

QAnon: a ray of hope in the war against globalists

Harold Pease - October 4, 2018

QAnon: a ray of hope in the war against globalists The globalist establishment in all its forms — lodged in the media, both major political...

The Spookytown Fair returns to St. George Town Square. It is expected to attract thousands and designed to showcase all that southern Utah has to offer.

Spookytown Fair brings annual Autumn festival to St. George

Guest Contributor - October 4, 2018

Spookytown Fair brings annual Autumn festival to St. George By David Cordero The Spookytown Fair returns to St. George Town Square Oct. 20 from 10 a.m....

As we sift the mounting wreckage of the Brett Kavanaugh nomination, it's clear that the Supreme Court's perceived legitimacy has suffered as a result.

There’s one big loser in the Kavanaugh fight

Dick Polman - October 4, 2018

There's one big loser in the Kavanaugh fight By Dick Polman As we sift the mounting wreckage of the Brett Kavanaugh nomination, what happened in 1992...

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2018 Nobel Peace Prize winner

Ugly wind from the east

What causes autumn leaves to change color?

St. George Marathon set to inspire, challenge participants

Hail possible in Iron County

Registration opens for Nevada Open golf tournament

Frontier Homestead State Park hosts Haunted Homestead

QAnon: a ray of hope in the war against globalists

Spookytown Fair brings annual Autumn festival to St. George

There’s one big loser in the Kavanaugh fight