Month: June 2020

DWR on Unique Bird Hunts

DWR on Unique Bird Hunts

Utah offers some great hunting experiences including fowl. Most birds in Utah only need a combination or small game license to hunt but there are a few species that require a special permit including tundra swan, sharp-tailed grouse, greater sage grouse, sandhill cranes, and turkeys.

4th Night Added to Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo

4th Night Added to Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo

Vernal will be celebrating 70 years of ProRodeo. Not only that, the Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo added another day so that we will have four days of rodeo fun. It all starts Wednesday, July 8th with Vernal Strong Night.

Moffat County Sheriff's Office Recovers Rifle Stolen in 1982

Moffat County Sheriff's Office Recovers Rifle Stolen in 1982

Investigators in law enforcement may have cases that go cold but that doesn't mean they forget or give up. The Moffat County Sheriff’s Office has a great example of that kind of commitment. “In 1982, Gary Rosine had a rifle stolen out of his vehicle in Moffat County,” the Sheriff’s Office shares.

Governor on Moving Rural Utah to Green Health Risk Status

As you’ve likely heard, the Utah Department of Health and Governor Herbert approved requests to transition 9 rural Utah counties (including Uintah, Duchesne, and Daggett Counties) to Green. “Limiting the spread of the coronavirus, even as we reactivate the economy, has required data-informed judgment and prudent decision making," shared Governor Herbert.

USU Announces Adjustments to Fall Semester and Community Expectations

USU Announces Adjustments to Fall Semester and Community Expectations

Utah State University has announced adjustments to their fall semester schedule on their campuses including USU-Uintah Basin, to decrease risk of COVID-19 spread. The day allotted for “fall break” has been cancelled and the instruction beginning the week of Thanksgiving break will switch to ‘remote only’ for all students including students in the Uintah Basin.

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