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Architect and historian Richard Kohler to discuss historical significance of Rockville...
Richard R. Kohler, president of the Washington County Historical Society, will discuss the historical and architectural significance of the Rockville Bridge on April 7...
How three little words almost killed a community
A few years back at an open mic I hosted, we instituted a new set of rules focused on social justice ideals. The first...
George First Friday Streetfest, April photo gallery
Photography by George Scott
Once again, George First Friday Streetfest provided fun for everyone who could make it to downtown St. George! Here are some...
Jeremy Conrad Winborg wins Dixie Invitational Art Show & Sale Viewers’...
Dixie Invitational Art Show & Sale patrons have chosen Jeremy Conrad Winborg as the winner of the Viewers' Choice Award.
Winborg was selected by overwhelming...
A message from Springdale’s mayor
By Mayor Stan Smith
As more people discover Springdale and Zion National Park, parking is becoming an issue. Parking is available but not always convenient....
CARTOON: “Another Cruz Conquest”
From Clay Jones on his political cartoon, "Another Cruz Conquest"
Ever since the National Enquirer reported that Ted Cruz is a Senatorial stud muffin and...
Hurricane Valley Theater Company presents “Little Women”
Coming April 8 to the Hurricane Fine Arts Center is the Hurricane Valley Theatrical Company’s musical adaptation of “Little Women.” The musical will run...
The Masters Tournament: A tradition unlike any other
CBS golf broadcaster Jim Nantz describes golf’s first major championship vividly every year in promoting the tradition of the Masters Tournament. It was first...
What the City of St. George has asserted without evidence should...
If you've taken on the insanity of following my column for any period of time, you'll likely notice that I do not often get...
Utah House Bill 279 may ensure case against D.C. Judge Richard...
Utah HB 279, passed in 2016, may prove pivotal in the recent accusations and probable civil trial of Washington D.C. Judge Richard W. Roberts....