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We are the immediate aftermath of arguably the ugliest two weeks in modern United States Senate history. But sadly, the Kavanaugh fight is not over yet.

Sadly, the Kavanaugh fight is not over yet

Guest Contributor - October 15, 2018

Sadly, the Kavanaugh fight is not over yet By Carl Golden In the immediate aftermath of what was arguably the ugliest two weeks in modern United...

Eighteen local restaurants will participate in the seventh annual Dine Out for Shelter event Oct. 18, Canyon Creek Services’ largest fundraiser of the year.

Eighteen restaurants participate in Dine Out for Shelter event

Guest Contributor - October 15, 2018

Eighteen restaurants participate in Dine Out for Shelter event By Rachelle Hughes Eighteen local restaurants will participate in the seventh annual Dine Out for Shelter event...

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Guest Contributor - October 15, 2018

Vatican't The viewpoints expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent. How to submit an article, guest opinion...

When Republicans vote against coverage expansions, that's the headline. But Democrats just voted to take health care away from millions of Americans.

Democrats voted to take health care away from millions

Guest Contributor - October 15, 2018

Democrats voted to take health care away from millions By Phil Kerpen When Republicans vote against coverage expansions, that's the headline. So let's give Senate Democrats...

The Celebrity Concert Series presents classical music with the ATOS Trio and classic rock with a performance by the Hit Men in St. George.

ATOS Trio and the Hit Men perform in St. George for...

Guest Contributor - October 14, 2018

ATOS Trio and the Hit Men perform in St. George for Celebrity Concert Series By Gerard Gibbs The Celebrity Concert Series stays true to its tradition...

Jason Hardink, principal keyboard player of the Utah Symphony Orchestra, will perform works by Messiaen, Ferneyhough, and Beethoven in Cedar City.

Utah Symphony’s Jason Hardink performs Beethoven, Messiaen

Guest Contributor - October 14, 2018

Utah Symphony’s Jason Hardink performs Beethoven, Messiaen Jason Hardink, principal keyboard player of the Utah Symphony Orchestra, will perform for Cedar City in a free...

Many county clerk offices appear unready to administer Election Day Registration, or EDR, a major component of Utah's newest voting law.

ACLU survey finds some Utah counties unprepared for Election Day registration

Guest Contributor - October 14, 2018

ACLU survey finds some Utah counties unprepared for Election Day registration By Jason Stevenson In the wake of significant changes to voter registration deadlines and voting...

The first of my Medicare wellness exams went like this: “Remember these three words: banana, sunrise, chair.” “Yes, eggs, milk, bread.”

Medicare wellness exams: Banana, sunrise, chair

Sue Leth - October 14, 2018

Medicare wellness exams: Banana, sunrise, chair It’s just routine: Every year for citizens 65 and older, in order to collect Medicare benefits, you find a...

The party of evil

Michael Reagan - October 14, 2018

The party of evil By Michael Reagan The Democrats and their parrots and lapdogs in the liberal media never stop accusing people on the right of...

#MeToo SCOTUS Political Correctness

Pat Bagley - October 14, 2018

#MeToo SCOTUS Political Correctness The viewpoints expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent. How to submit an...

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