Tag: the Independent
What is a health coach, and why would you need one?
What is a health coach, and why would you need one?
Awareness around health and wellness is on the rise. That’s a good thing! Not...
St. George couple receive award from Utah Lieutenant Governor
St. George couple receive award from Utah Lieutenant Governor
St. George residents Brad and Terry Cottam were recognized for their volunteer service to families dealing...
Is warm weather confusing plants and trees?
Is warm weather confusing plants and trees?
By Taun Beddes and JayDee Gunnell
Many Utahns are concerned that the unseasonably warm temperatures are causing confusion for...
Cartoon: “Dino Press”
Cartoon: "Dino Press"
By Chad Ginsburg, Skroder Comics
The viewpoints expressed above do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent.
How to submit an article, guest opinion...
St. George featured in “Where to Retire” Magazine
St. George featured in “Where to Retire” Magazine
St. George has been selected as a top retirement destination by “Where to Retire,” a magazine geared...
Z-Arts presents Robert Earl Longley, stringed instrument virtuoso
Z-Arts presents Robert Earl Longley, stringed instrument virtuoso
By Joyce Hartless
Robert Earl Longley will perform Feb. 10 at 7 p.m. in the Canyon Community Center...
The 2018 Children’s Jubilee: A kaleidoscope of wonders
The 2018 Children's Jubilee: A kaleidoscope of wonders
By Emily Hepworth
Something magical happens when a young child gets lost in discovery. Connections and memories are...
Canyon Creek Women’s Crisis Center hosts annual Valentine’s Dinner Fundraiser
Canyon Creek Women's Crisis Center hosts annual Valentine's Dinner Fundraiser
By Rachelle Hughes
Canyon Creek Women's Crisis Center is inviting the community to share the love...
Cartoon: “Oz”
Cartoon: "Oz"
By Paul Snover, Skroder Comics
The viewpoints expressed above do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent.
How to submit an article, guest opinion piece,...
Preserving natural darkness at the community level
Preserving natural darkness at the community level
By Rich Csenge
In its 2018 General Session, the Utah legislature is considering some 1,000 bills and resolutions intended...