Tag: St. George
Coyote Springs: an hour away, a world apart
By Scott Dunford and Emila Cargill
The Coyote Springs community is home to an award-winning Jack Nicklaus signature golf course and the future home to...
Why I write satire news
So am I just a silly person? Yes. Extremely. But besides that, why do I write satire news?
If you have been an Indy reader...
CARTOON: Someone’s Sick
From Clay Jones on his political cartoon "Someone's Sick," how Hillary Clinton is actually very sick, and some attempts to minimize and trivialize it
If...
Give the people what they want, they get what they deserve
It was 1981 and I was a high school freshman when The Kinks released the "Give the People What They Want" album. I bought...
Publisher’s Perspective: Crunch time
So, it’s crunch time. The election for president as well as for our next county commissioner is right around the corner on Nov. 8....
Scott Phillips retires from Utah Shakespeare Festival
Scott Phillips, executive director of the Utah Shakespeare Festival, has announced his plan to retire at the end of the USF’s 2016 season. He...
Kayenta production of “Oleanna” evokes Varlo Davenport debacle
The Kayenta Arts Festival in conjunction with Douglas Caputo, Richard Hill, and Christa Gross presents Davit Mamet’s “Oleanna.” This contemporary two-character play’s subject material...
Orchestra of Southern Utah spotlights musical theater with “Broadway Legacy”
The Orchestra of Southern Utah’s 20th annual fall recital series continues with “Broadway Legacy,” an exhibition of songs made famous by musical theater. Directed...
The Obsessive Bookseller Reviews: “Elite” by Mercedes Lackey
Book Review: "Elite" by Mercedes Lackey
No. 2 in the "Hunter" series. Teen fantasy, Disney-Hyperion, 2016.
“Elite,” the second book in the “Hunter” series, is about...
CARTOON: What is Aleppo?
From Clay Jones on his cartoon "What is Aleppo?"
If Gary Johnson actually had any chance at the presidency, or even to poll at 15%,...