For Richard Paul Evans fans, today is like the launch of the Christmas season with the release of Evans’ new book ‘The Noel Letters’. Evans explained how he transitioned to writing annual Christmas books during an interview last week with Amy on 105.5 Eagle Country and 98.5 The Fox
The Utah Women and Leadership Project recently released the discoveries the team found in its third and final quantitative look at the leadership in Utah’s public sector. Women hold 29.1 percent of municipal leadership positions, which is lower compared to leaders in Utah state and county governments which are both at 40 percent.
Currently, there are 14 water bodies under harmful algal bloom warning advisories across the state of Utah and local water body Matt Warner Reservoir is among them. Starting October 31st, the Utah Division of Water Quality will stop monitoring for the blooms. What does this mean for the Basin?
The Liquor Store in Vernal has been closed until further notice.
The local Velociraptors Mountain Bike team finished the season strong at the state tournament in St. George over the weekend with several big wins and one special surprise.
An arrest has been made in the June shooting death of a Rock Springs woman. 45-year-old Jason Lee Fletcher was arrested on Friday for the shooting death of his wife 46-year-old Lena Lynn Fletcher at their Rock Springs home on June 29th.
Sunday’s COVID-19 Situational Update on www.tricountyhealth.com reports that local cases have continued to tick up. There are 148 active cases as of Sunday; 91 of those are in Uintah County, 46 are in Duchesne County, and 11 are within the Ute Indian Tribe.
Dinosaur National Monument has made some changes to their schedule and availability and it's none too soon with snow already here. “Fall is here and so are some changes to our operations!” shared the Monument’s announcement.
The Uintah High School Student of the Week is Marni Cheshire, nominated by Mrs. Durrant. The Ute Athlete of the Week is football player Jayce Anderson, nominated by the football coaching staff.
TriCounty Health Department is urging all community members to take precautions as the area experiences a surge in COVID-19 cases. Within the TriCounty Health District there have been 58 new confirmed cases in the past 3 days.