Month: March 2021

‘Say Yes to a Prom Dress’ Collection Drive and Giveaway

‘Say Yes to a Prom Dress’ Collection Drive and Giveaway

2020 foiled plenty of plans to make memories for high school students but that only makes them all the more excited that Prom is happening this spring! In an effort to be sure all the kids can get spiffed up and feel fancy without breaking the bank, great minds have joined forces for a formal clothing collection drive.

Don’t Fall Victim to New Unemployment Scam

There is an ongoing scheme attempting to defraud unemployment systems nationwide and law enforcement in the region is warning the public. Rio Blanco County Sheriff’s Office shares that “imposters are filing claims for unemployment benefits, using the names and personal information of people who have not filed claims.

COVID-19 Vaccine Opening Up to All

TriCounty Health is spreading the word: We are getting back to normal. On Wednesday, March 24th, the COVID-19 vaccinations will be open to everyone 18 and over through TriCounty Health Department. “More and more people are getting vaccinated,” shares their announcement.

UDOT Highway 40 Starvation Reservoir Bridge Construction to Get Underway

UDOT is ready to get back to work on Highway 40 construction projects. As early as Monday, March 29th, work will be getting underway and lasting into the fall. So what is in store for the Uintah Basin? The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) will begin work to repair and preserve the Starvation Reservoir Bridge on Highway 40 in Duchesne County.

Division of Water Resources Says Wait To Water

Division of Water Resources Says Wait To Water

With spring in the air it may be tempting to want to start watering your landscaping but the Utah Division of Water Resources has a clear message for all: Wait to Water. The U.S. Drought Monitor data from March 16th shows Daggett County in Severe Drought and Extreme Drought and Duchesne County and Uintah County as a combination of Extreme Drought and Exceptional Drought, which are the two highest levels.

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