Month: February 2018

Moonshine Arch to Receive Signage and Road Improvements

Moonshine Arch to Receive Signage and Road Improvements

Moonshine Arch has long been a favorite local hike in Uintah County but as it has grown in popularity so has the need for improvements and better signage for tourists. Thankfully, the funding will be coming through the UDOT Small Urban Committee to do just that.

Local Government Explores Bee Regulations to Help Basin Beekeepers

Among the many items on the radar of local government is state bee regulations and the needs of local beekeepers to protect their interests. The Duchesne County Commission discussed issues facing local beekeepers during their Monday Commission meeting but the topic has been ongoing since last year. “Concerns were brought to us last year by local beekeepers,” shares Commissioner Ron Winterton.

Representative Rob Bishop Votes for Stronger Military

The US House of Representatives voted to pass the Bipartisan Budget Act that budgets the resources for essential military improvements. Representative Rob Bishop offered his vote and support saying that the “days of leaving ourmilitary shorthanded and vulnerable are over. 

Duchesne County Sheriff’s Office Signs Byrne JAG Support Letter

The Duchesne County Sheriff’s Office is among nearly 1,000 other organizations to sign a letter in support of the Byrne Justice Assistance Grant program. Byrne JAG is a federal crime-fighting program that is facing continued funding reductions and the letter emphasizes that these reductions come at a significant cost.

Terra Academy Bingo and Pasta Night; Band Building Arrives on Campus

Terra Academy Bingo and Pasta Night; Band Building Arrives on Campus

There’s plenty of excitement on the Terra Academy campus these days. The school’s much anticipated band building arrived in giant pieces this week and assembly will soon get underway. Also highly anticipated, an event fundraiser that will benefit the Choir and Band program among other activities is scheduled for tonight, February 9th, at 5:00 PM.

Two Young Teens Escape Captor; Man Charged with Human Trafficking

Two Young Teens Escape Captor; Man Charged with Human Trafficking

A Washington man has been charged with Human Trafficking and Sexual Servitude of a Minor after stopping at Little America on I-80 in Sweetwater County. According to Sweetwater County Sheriff’s Office, 63-year-old David Peter Vier was arrested on January 20th after deputies responded to a call of two girls hiding from a man in the restaurant of Little America.

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