A concerned citizen presented formal complaints during Wednesday night’s school board meeting regarding the Superintendent investigation undertaken by Uintah School Board members last year.
Month: January 2017
TriCounty Health Offers Resources to Quit Tobacco
It’s no secret that quitting tobacco can feel like an impossible task but free resources are available to make the pursuit possible.
Higher Education in the Basin Provides Hope During Tough Times
While economic downturn has been hard on Basin families, it has also inspired an increase in locals pursuing higher education. According to UBATC representative Paul Hacking, the networking between USU and UBATC is providing opportunities that are helping local families during this tough time.
Water Summit to Cover Local Water Projects and Outlook
For 20 years, leaders and residents from around the Basin have come together to discuss water issues and plan for the future.
Statement to be Offered on Uintah School Board Investigation
With the new board of education in place, the Uintah School Board superintendent investigation will be addressed during tonight’s school board meeting.
New Uintah County Commissioner Ready to Serve
The new Uintah County Commissioner was sworn into office on Tuesday at the Uintah County Commission Chambers. Brad Horrocks replaced Commissioner Mark Raymond, who served in the Commission seat for 8 years.
Busy Holiday for Uintah County Sheriff’s Office
Uintah County Sheriff’s Office stayed busy throughout the holiday but thankfully there were no major incidents reported.
Ice Fishing Tournament Postponed
The Steinaker Ice Fishing Tournament has been postponed. The tournament was scheduled for Monday but a lack of ice made it necessary to postpone the event.
Vernal Preparedness Expo to Help Local Family
An upcoming preparedness fair is aiming to do more than just help prepare locals for emergencies; a chunk of tickets sales will also go to a local family with mounting medical bills.
State Treasurer Criticizes Monument’s Effect on Education Funding
Many public statements have been made since President Obama’s announcement of the Bear Ears National Monument designation. Utah State Treasurer David Damschen is among them, emphasizing the effect the designation will have on education funding in southeastern Utah.