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Come President’s Day weekend, the 34th annual Bryce Canyon Winter Festival returns with winter sports, musical entertainment, and craft activities.

Bryce Canyon Winter Festival returns to Ruby’s Inn

Guest Contributor - January 30, 2019

Bryce Canyon Winter Festival returns to Ruby's Inn By Soni Brinsko Come President’s Day weekend, Ruby's Inn will more closely resemble a winter sports training village...

SkyFest at Sand Hollow Resort will will feature hot air balloons, a glow party, drone races, and a variety of entertaining activities.

SkyFest returns to Sand Hollow Resort

Guest Contributor - January 30, 2019

SkyFest returns to Sand Hollow Resort By Krista Wiekamp Sand Hollow Resort will host its second annual SkyFest Feb. 8, 9, and 10. The weekend event...

Howard Schulz

Guest Contributor - January 29, 2019

Howard Schulz The viewpoints expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent. How to submit an article, guest...

Jimmy loved building and talking about cars and understood cars' unique contribution to American culture and history. Sadly, "car guys" are a dying breed.

Tech is making “car guys” an endangered species

Tom Purcell - January 29, 2019

Tech is making “car guys” an endangered species My Uncle Jimmy would've hated the late-model SUV I rented for a recent trip to New Jersey....

Plan B

Guest Contributor - January 29, 2019

Plan B The viewpoints expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent. How to submit an article, guest...

Climate change remains a threat at home

Guest Contributor - January 29, 2019

Climate change remains a threat at home By Graham West At the tail end of last week, the Department of Defense released an overdue report on...

Texting While Driving

Guest Contributor - January 29, 2019

Texting While Driving The viewpoints expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent. How to submit an article,...

Companies are spending unprecedented sums on naming rights of sports venues despite evidence that playing this name game has little measurable value.

Corporate players love the name game

Peter Funt - January 29, 2019

Corporate players love the name game Owners of the Giants baseball team have never struck me as stupid. Greedy, perhaps, since they shamelessly sell a...

Legalized marijuana revenue

Guest Contributor - January 29, 2019

Legalized marijuana revenue The viewpoints expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent. How to submit an article,...

Michael Shannon’s piece, “Hospitals guard prices like the CIA guards secrets,” tells us that the new federal mandate for hospitals to publicly provide pricing information won’t deliver the actionable information consumers want and need to make decisions.

Letter to the editor: Michael Shannon is right about hospital prices

Guest Contributor - January 29, 2019

Letter to the editor: Michael Shannon is right about hospital prices Dear Editor, According to a recent survey by Ipsos and Consumers for Quality Care, consumers...

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