Month: August 2018

Smoky Conditions in Uintah Basin Persist

Smoky conditions in the Uintah Basin are affecting residents, especially those with sensitivities. National Weather Service reports that the smoke in northeastern Utah is coming from fires in California, Nevada, and within our region, including Colorado

DCSO: Unattended Death of Toddler in Duchesne County

The Duchesne County Sheriff’s Office had sad news to report in a press release issued on Monday. According to the Sheriff’s Office, deputies were called to a home north of Roosevelt at about 8am on Sunday, August 5th, on a report of an unresponsive child at the residence.

Dogs Alert Owner of Fire, Saving His Life; Home a Total Loss

It’s been a very difficult week for a Roosevelt family who lost all their possessions in a house fire that started Monday morning. According to Roosevelt Fire Chief Lee Rockwood, the fire was called in around 11:30am on a double wide trailer in the neighborhood of 500 East 600 North near East Elementary School in Roosevelt.

Tropical Nights & Carnival Lights at the Duchesne County Fair

Tropical Nights & Carnival Lights at the Duchesne County Fair

The Duchesne County Fair is a favorite time of year for many Basin families and this year’s theme is Tropical Nights and Carnival Lights. Events tonight include the Arena Cross and Volleball while Tuesday is the big day for the Livestock Show, Baby Show, Home Arts Show, Pig Wrestling, and more.

Split Mountain Archery Club Fun Shoot to Benefit Local Family Man

Split Mountain Archery Club Fun Shoot to Benefit Local Family Man

Local archers don’t need an excuse to put on a shooting event but they also don’t shy away from organizing one for a good cause. The 30th Annual Iron Springs 3-D Fun Shoot is being held August 4th and 5th, this Saturday and Sunday, to benefit a local family man recently diagnosed with a heart condition. 28-year-old Jesse Jenkins is a husband and father of three kids.

Finish Strong on Passport to Summer Program For Chance at Great Prizes

Finish Strong on Passport to Summer Program For Chance at Great Prizes

Uintah County’s Passport to Summer program keeps kids busy and motivated to get out and try new experiences and while that may be enough of a reward, the end of summer party will give out further rewards. The program has once again been a great success. The passport system was first used in 2016 after several years of a similar program where kids gathered brag tags rather than receiving stamps in a booklet.

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