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Chad Ginsburg - September 17, 2018

Gutless Anons by Chad Ginsburg The viewpoints expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent. How to submit...

Good and bad vaping

Guest Contributor - September 17, 2018

Good and bad vaping By John Cole The viewpoints expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent. How...

The bill Sen. Chris Van Hollen has put forward to prevent Russian election meddling, the DETER Act, would help the Kremlin and hurt America and her allies.

How the DETER Act will fuel Russian election meddling

Guest Contributor - September 17, 2018

How the DETER Act will fuel Russian election meddling By Christopher Summers Sen. Chris Van Hollen is working hard to prevent Russian election meddling from President...

With Hurricane Florence making landfall, the Better Business Bureau has some tips for giving to charities after a natural disaster.

Tips for giving to charities after Hurricane Florence

Guest Contributor - September 17, 2018

Tips for giving to charities after Hurricane Florence By Whitley Ray With Hurricane Florence making landfall, many people are wondering what they can do to help...

John Kerry Traitor

Guest Contributor - September 16, 2018

John Kerry Traitor by Rick McKee The viewpoints expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent. How to...

The Celebrity Concert Series will host The Utah Symphony performing Grieg, Brahms and Tchaikovsky in St. George as well as the BYU's Ballroom Dance Company.

Utah Symphony brings Brahms, Grieg, and Tchaikovsky to St. George in...

Guest Contributor - September 16, 2018

Utah Symphony brings Brahms, Grieg, and Tchaikovsky to St. George in Celebrity Concert Series By Gerard Gibbs October is the month when live concerts in St....

War is hell, but the Utah Shakespeare Festival's “An Iliad” is a masterpiece about the hell of war.

Utah Shakespeare Festival’s “An Iliad” is a powerful rumination on the...

Brian Passey - September 16, 2018

Utah Shakespeare Festival's "An Iliad" is a powerful rumination on the nature of war Brian Vaughn has been a fixture at the Utah Shakespeare Festival...

David Rogers and Roland Stearns will bring to life music from the 16th and 21st centuries, performing the music of Bach, Dowland, McLaughlin, and Rogers.

Guitarist David Rogers performs with Roland Stearns at SUU

Guest Contributor - September 16, 2018

Guitarist David Rogers performs with Roland Stearns at SUU By Ashley H Pollock Southern Utah University’s music department welcomes guitarist David Rogers to campus Sept. 22...

Those of us who understand the existential threat posed by climate change have been waiting for the "Pearl Harbor moment."

A year that will live in infamy: It’s time to act...

Guest Contributor - September 16, 2018

A year that will live in infamy: It's time to act on climate change By Mark Reynolds Those of us who understand the existential threat posed...

KARMA Fest offers seven hours, six bands, and two stages at...

The Independent - September 16, 2018

KARMA Fest offers seven hours, six bands, and two stages at Kayenta Kayenta Acoustic Roots Music Fest is your can’t-miss day of refueling, renewing, and...

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