Tag: the Independent
CARTOON: ‘Saved to Death’
From cartoonist Clay Jones about 'Saved to Death,' the LDS Church's stance on baptizing children of gay parents, and pre-1978 black guys
The Church of...
Maybe religion is a problem
A rather eventful week we've had, no?
First and foremost, my heart is with the people of France. It would seem they have become the...
The Lake Powell Pipeline, Part II: Why the pipeline is necessary
This is the second part in a series examining the issue of the Lake Powell Pipeline. Read part one here.
Washington County is growing. The...
Photo Essay: Desert dogs
This is a feature story that almost writes itself. Being the "dog person" that I am, it's quite easy to find folks of a...
2015 Jubilee of Trees theme focuses on trauma care; schedule of...
“When Seconds Count” is the theme of the 2015 Jubilee of Trees to be held Thursday, Nov. 19 through Monday, Nov. 23, at the...
New Tour of Utah resolution also rejected by Springdale Town Council
On October 26, the Springdale Town Council rejected a proposal from the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah bicycle race to be a host...
Movie Review: ‘The Peanuts Movie’ retains comic strip’s gentle spirit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pCoVQDD-OY
MOVIE REVIEW: "THE PEANUTS MOVIE" (G)
By way of a healthy dose of nostalgia and a dash of innocence, The Peanuts make the jump to the...
Braithwaite Fine Arts Gallery showcases ‘Psychedelic Haze’ exhibit
Showcasing the vibrant art that defined the musicians as well as artists who made psychedelic art, “Psychedelic Haze: Rock Posters and Handbills from the...
Losing distance as we age shouldn’t mean losing strokes!
When I turned 50, I noticed that I had actually starting gaining distance. It wasn't because I was getting stronger with age. It was...
Peace on Paper: Human sustainability and peace require special places to...
Written by Paul Van Dam in collaboration with Lisa Rutherford
Having just celebrated my 78th birthday, my mind wanders to thoughts of our planet, the...