Month: August 2021

Utah DWR Install ‘Mega’ Guzzler in Book Cliffs

The danger of drought for wildlife is very real and wildlife officials are doing what they can to help the vulnerable get through it. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources shares that their biologists and other partners installed 16 new water guzzlers including the rebuilding of a “mega” guzzler in the summer range area of the Book Cliffs to help provide water for wildlife and other animals during the drought.

Ashley National Forest Fire Restrictions Lifted

Fire restrictions on the Ashley National Forest are officially lifted as of midnight on August 20th. When restrictions were announced, the public was promised conditions would be monitored and restrictions lifted as soon as it was considered safe.

Vernal Regional Airport Report

The new manager of the Vernal Regional Airport, Ken Campbell, provided an airport update at the Vernal Chamber luncheon last week. Campbell had a career in the Air Force before taking the position in Vernal. He emphasized that Vernal has a fabulous runway.

Congressman Moore Introduces Afghanistan Accountability Act

Congressman Blake Moore has introduced the Afghanistan Accountability Act. In a press release announcing the Act, Moore states that the Afghanistan Accountability Act is a crucial first step in identifying the breakdown between the intelligence community, Department of Defense leadership, and administration officials that facilitated what he called a humanitarian and geopolitical crisis.

Uintah School District Announces Free School Meals

Free school meals will continue in the Uintah School District. Even though school meals will be free through June 30th, the district is asking parents/guardians to complete the free/reduced lunch application. Some types of school and community funding are based on the number of students who qualify for free/reduced lunch due to household income or participation in other state and federal programs.

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