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Social Media Santa

Guest Contributor - December 21, 2018

Social Media Santa The viewpoints expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent. How to submit an article,...

Santa’s Little Facebook Helper

Guest Contributor - December 21, 2018

Santa's Little Facebook Helper The viewpoints expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of The Independent. How to submit an...

We need the next Secretary of the Interior to be familiar with Native American/Alaska Native tribes and protect objects of historic and scientific interest.

We need a Secretary of the Interior who works for the...

Guest Contributor - December 21, 2018

We need a Secretary of the Interior who works for the people By Alastair Lee Bitsoí Now that Ryan Zinke, former Secretary of the Department of...

"Hanging On" by John Whitworth. Z-Arts is pleased to host John Whitworth’s landscape and nature photography in the Canyon Community Center gallery in Springdale.

Z-Arts exhibits the photography of John Whitworth

Guest Contributor - December 21, 2018

Z-Arts exhibits the photography of John Whitworth By Joyce Hamilton The Zion Canyon Arts & Humanities Council is pleased to host John Whitworth’s photography in the...

Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah is throwing the first ever Ball at the Mall on New Year’s Eve at Red Cliffs Mall in St. George.

Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah hosts Ball at the Mall

Guest Contributor - December 21, 2018

Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah hosts Ball at the Mall By Lil Barron Join us for a New Year’s Eve to remember! Habitat for Humanity...

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Southern Utah Events Guide

Nikki Slade - December 20, 2018

This week’s Southern Utah Events Guide features Christmas in the Canyon at Tuacahn, Light the Night Winter Solstice Festival, The Enchanted World of Dolls,...

Have yourself a merry little hedgehog

Guest Contributor - December 20, 2018

Have yourself a merry little hedgehog By Jase Graves As Christmas approaches and homes are festooned with twinkling lights, decorated trees, and culturally inaccurate nativity sets...

The First Amendment does protect the right of individuals to private religious expression on public property, even nativity scenes.

Are school Christmas carols, plays, and nativities constitutional?

Harold Pease - December 20, 2018

Are school Christmas carols, plays, and nativities constitutional? What are my constitutional rights in school with respect to Christmas? It might surprise some to learn...

Frontier Homestead State Park is teaming up with other organizations in Cedar City for a new program called Wonder Wednesdays.

Wonder Wednesdays cater to early-out students in Iron County

Guest Contributor - December 20, 2018

Wonder Wednesdays cater to early-out students in Iron County By Todd Prince Frontier Homestead State Park is teaming up with other organizations in Cedar City for...

Criminal justice reform will lead to an improved workforce participation rate, a higher quality workforce, a higher quality of life, and safer communities.

People with disabilities benefit as criminal justice reform passes Senate

Guest Contributor - December 20, 2018

People with disabilities benefit as criminal justice reform passes Senate By Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi As Congress advances our national dialogue on criminal justice reform, it is...

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