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Florida election

Guest Contributor - November 19, 2018

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

Utah-based bluegrass band Ryan Shupe and The RubberBand will perform at the Heritage Theater in Cedar City and at Desert Hills High School in St. George.

Ryan Shupe and the Rubberband perform in Cedar City, St. George

Guest Contributor - November 18, 2018

Ryan Shupe and the Rubberband perform in Cedar City, St. George Utah-based bluegrass band Ryan Shupe and The RubberBand will kick off an eight-city tour...

Dr. Krystal McCoy will sing Frank Sinatra's classic, “Fly Me to the Moon” with the SUU Jazz Ensemble in the Heritage Center Theater in Cedar City.

SUU Jazz Ensemble performs Frank Sinatra and more

Guest Contributor - November 18, 2018

SUU Jazz Ensemble performs Frank Sinatra and more By Ashley H Pollock The Southern Utah University Jazz Ensemble will perform a concert titled “Adventures in ‘Time’”...

Designed as a mindfulness game to reduce stress, the Arjuna Card Game is a portable non-electronic tool for practicing stress management techniques.

The Arjuna Card Game, a mindfulness game to reduce stress

Teri Harbour - November 18, 2018

The Arjuna Card Game, a mindfulness game to reduce stress These days it seems we could use a superhero to rescue us from stress ---...

I happened to catch live coverage of Donald Trump's short speech about the First Step Act, concerning criminal justice reforms. I was bowled over.

Give Trump credit when due

Peter Funt - November 18, 2018

Give Trump credit when due By Peter Funt Stuck in a hotel room watching CNN the other day, I happened to catch live coverage of Donald...

Mitt’s Moral Compass

Pat Bagley - November 18, 2018

Mitt's Moral Compass The viewpoints expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent. How to submit an article,...

My 2018 Thanksgiving thankful list

Tom Garrison - November 18, 2018

My 2018 Thanksgiving thankful list Each November, I compose a “Thanksgiving Thankful List” for the preceding year. My wife, Deb, and I enjoy our life...

Utah’s employment summary for October 2018 saw nonfarm payroll employment for October 2018 grow by an estimated 3.2 percent.

Utah’s employment summary: October 2018

Guest Contributor - November 17, 2018

Utah’s employment summary: October 2018 By Bethany Hyatt Utah's nonfarm payroll employment for October 2018 grew by an estimated 3.2 percent, adding 48,300 jobs to the...

The Great Wall of China is one of many stops when SUU Community on the Go and the Cedar City Chamber of Commerce travel to China in April.

SUU Community on the Go explores ancient wonders of China

Guest Contributor - November 17, 2018

SUU Community on the Go explores ancient wonders of China By Haven Scott If seeing China’s Great Wall is on your bucket list, the Cedar City...

As the lame duck session in the GOP Congress approaches, it's no wonder many conservatives were guided to the polls by muscle memory rather than enthusiasm.

Four weeks from oblivion, GOP Congress slumbers on

Michael Shannon - November 17, 2018

Four weeks from oblivion, GOP Congress slumbers on By Michael Shannon The session of Congress that occurs after the just-completed election and before the swearing in...

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