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The next OSU fall recital ranges from ragtime and musicals to jazz at the new location at 2111 N. Main St., with another set of talent for the evening.

OSU fall recital features MB3, Southern Utah String Quartet, and more

Guest Contributor - September 13, 2018

OSU fall recital features MB3, Southern Utah String Quartet, and more By Tanisa Crosby The OSU fall recital series is a long running tradition for the...

The Center for the Arts at Kayenta will host a performance of the play “In Her Own Hand: The Life and Letters of Mary Hallock Foote” with related workshops.

Kayenta presents “In Her Own Hand: The Life and Letters of...

Guest Contributor - September 13, 2018

Kayenta presents “In Her Own Hand: The Life and Letters of Mary Hallock Foote” Two related workshops follow By Merrie Campbell-Lee On Sept. 15 at 7:30 p.m.,...

The Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division is conducting a compliance initiative with the H-2B temporary visa program in the landscaping industry.

U.S. Department of Labor launches H-2B temporary visa initiative in landscaping...

Guest Contributor - September 13, 2018

U.S. Department of Labor launches H-2B temporary visa initiative in landscaping industry By Edwin Nieves To ensure compliance with federal wage laws, the U.S. Department of...

SUU Choirs will perform works by composers incuding Rachmaninoff and Monetverdi, in a concert entitled “Resilience” at the Heritage Center Theater.

SUU Choirs perform Rachmaninoff, Monetverdi, and more in “Resilience” concert

Guest Contributor - September 13, 2018

SUU Choirs perform Rachmaninoff, Monetverdi, and more in “Resilience” concert By Ashley H Pollock On Sept. 28 at 7:30 p.m., SUU Choirs will perform together at...

From chaos comes clarity: How to navigate through the wreckage of...

Guest Contributor - September 13, 2018

From chaos comes clarity: How to navigate through the wreckage of past addiction By Tricia Moceo "Children of chaos, we have defiantly played with every brand...

The federal government requires colleges to commemorate Constitution Day with a student activity to qualify for Title IV grant money. It's unconstitutional.

Constitution Day: What should colleges commemorate?

Harold Pease - September 13, 2018

Constitution Day: What should colleges commemorate? The federal government requires colleges to commemorate Constitution Day on Sept. 17 with some kind of a student activity...

If we were to focus on who best embodies that spinelessness, someone who is a Republican metaphor for a party in moral eclipse, I nominate Ben Sasse.

All talk, no action: A Republican metaphor

Dick Polman - September 13, 2018

All talk, no action: A Republican metaphor By Dick Polman Congressional Republicans continue to abet and excuse Donald Trump's relentless assaults on democratic norms and the...

The Show That Shall Not Be Named, a Harry Potter-inspired improv group, will perform at Off The Cuff's three-day Red Rocks Improv Festival in Cedar City.

The Show That Shall Not Be Named comes to Red Rocks...

Guest Contributor - September 12, 2018

The Show That Shall Not Be Named comes to Red Rocks Improv Festival By Russ Gooberman The Show That Shall Not Be Named, a Harry Potter-inspired...

Riggs Fire, Lonely Fire still growing, firefighters work to secure Rainbow Point

Riggs fire causes closures in Bryce Canyon and Dixie National Forest

The Independent - September 12, 2018

Riggs fire causes closures in Bryce Canyon and Dixie National Forest The Riggs fire has caused trail closures in Dixie National Forest and Bryce Canyon...

The Stage Door presents “Young Frankenstein” at The Electric Theater

Adam Mast - September 12, 2018

The Stage Door presents "Young Frankenstein" at The Electric Theater Back in 2017, The Stage Door brought "The Producers" to town, and the end result...

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