Tag: Utah
The outdoor retailer conundrum
This past week, the outdoor industry united on a long overdue front and gave Utah Gov. Gary Herbert one last chance to demonstrate some sensibility...
“Good Ol’ Freda”: The woman who really knew the Beatles arrives...
By Della Lowe
Imagine being the secretary to The Beatles. Freda Kelly does not have to image it. She lived it for 11 years. As...
Diversity in St. George shown by candlelight
*UPDATE* Spanish translation added at bottom of the article.
Photos by Darren M. Edwards
On Feb. 17 a group of locals gathered under the gazebo at...
Dixie State University hosts Regional Research Symposium
The Dixie State University Undergraduate Research Office will host its first Regional Research Symposium, April 7 from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the Dolores...
Brian King’s Good Landlord Program amendments: Are they enough?
Recently, I spoke to a woman here in St. George who left jail early last year with two things: a bit of money in...
Tips for salvaging carpets and clothes after a flood
By Kathleen Riggs
With heavy snowfall and recent warm temperatures, many Utahns have experienced flooding in their homes. Flood or drain backup water may contain...
Zion National Park closes trails, changes shuttle schedule for Presidents Day...
Zion National Park will resume weekend-only shuttle service in the park Feb. 18 for Presidents Day weekend visitation. Shuttle buses will depart the Visitor...
