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Kayenta Center for the Arts hosts Champagne Cork Poetry Revolution

The Independent - September 15, 2018

Kayenta Center for the Arts hosts Champagne Cork Poetry Revolution The Champagne Cork Poetry Revolution, formerly known as Poetry Under the Stars, will take place...

Two fires in Dixie National Forest and Bryce Canyon National Park — the Riggs Fire and the Lonely Fire — have increased in size to over a thousand acres.

Update on Riggs Fire, Lonely Fire: Over one thousand acres burning

Guest Contributor - September 14, 2018

Update on Riggs Fire, Lonely Fire: Over one thousand acres burning Bryce Canyon NP remains open, structural protection installed at Rainbow Point By Mike Johnson Two fires...

Climate Forecast

Pat Bagley - September 14, 2018

Climate Forecast by Pat Bagley The viewpoints expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent. How to submit...

Visitors may encounter National Park Service firefighters conducting a prescribed burning in Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument Sept. 14.

NPS conducts prescribed burning in Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument

Guest Contributor - September 14, 2018

NPS conducts prescribed burning in Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument By Jeff Axel Visitors may encounter National Park Service firefighters conducting a prescribed burning in Grand Canyon-Parashant National...

UDOT has decided to move some of its work on State Route 9 to the daytime. The project covers just under 11 miles of SR-9 from the I-15 Exit into Hurricane.

UDOT begins preservation work on State Route 9 in Hurricane

Guest Contributor - September 14, 2018

UDOT begins preservation work on State Route 9 in Hurricane Some daytime work anticipated The Utah Department of Transportation has decided to move some of its...

The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index soared to 108.8 in August, a new record in the survey's 45-year history, topping the July 1983 highwater mark of 108.

Small business optimism shatters 35-year record

Guest Contributor - September 14, 2018

Small business optimism shatters 35-year record Expectations translating to growth, profits, and jobs according to NFIB's leading indicator survey The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index soared...

September is National Family Meal Month, a great time for families to make renewed efforts to enjoy family mealtime together.

Family mealtime is worth the effort

Guest Contributor - September 14, 2018

Family mealtime is worth the effort By Julene Reese Picture this: It's family mealtime, and the family is sitting around a meal at the table. Children...

Maybe it's all true. Maybe it's all BS. But the New York Times hit a new low in its war on Trump last week when It published an anonymous op-ed piece.

Resistance in the White House

Michael Reagan - September 14, 2018

Resistance in the White House By Michael Reagan The stories of chaos, craziness, and betrayal going on inside the Trump White House are nothing to worry...

To keep upward pressure on wages during a labor shortage, and to keep labor markets tight, immigration should be reduced.

Fed chair calls slow wage growth “a puzzle”

Joe Guzzardi - September 14, 2018

Fed chair calls slow wage growth “a puzzle” In its new study, "Tapping the Skills of Highly Skilled Immigrants in the United States," the Migration...

Plaid Shirt Guy

Clay Jones - September 14, 2018

https://claytoonz.com/2018/09/13/plaid-shirt-guy/ 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...

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