A judge has denied a bond reduction for an alleged serial burglar in Moffat County. 24-year-old Skyler Kemp was arrested on October 25th and has been charged with Class 3 Felony Burglary of a Dwelling, among other charges.
Month: November 2021
Ashley Regional Christmas Charity Village New To Holly Days
A new Holly Days attraction is taking shape next to the hospital. Ashley Regional Medical Center announced this fall that they are adding a Christmas Village to the Holly Days festivities that will be complete with Santa, real reindeer, and Christmas magic.
2021 Mayor’s Walk Report Presented At Vernal Chamber Luncheon
Changing the venue of a long standing community event can be a gamble but in the case of the annual Halloween Mayor’s Walk in Vernal, the gamble paid off. Vernal City Manager Quinn Bennion presented on the event during the Vernal Chamber Luncheon last week, explaining that the event originated in 1994 as a Trunk or Treat in the Davis Food & Drug parking lot that included a walk with the Mayor to Independence Park and back.
Maeser Elementary Makes Fridays About Hands On Learning Experiences
Uintah School District’s Maeser Elementary has embraced the new Friday schedule and made it an opportunity to provide the students with hands-on learning. Maeser Principal Denise Williams explains that they have devoted time and funding for enrichment activities to help students learn.
BLM Considering Updates To Sage-Grouse Conservation Plans
The Bureau of Land Management is considering updates to the sage-grouse management plans that were adopted 6 years ago. In 2015, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service determined that protecting the greater sage-grouse under the Endangered Species Act was not warranted.
Fallen Officer Detective Kevin Orr Remembered 15 Years Later
It’s time to remember a Uintah Basin fallen officer. 15 years ago on November 21st, Uintah County Detective Cpl. Kevin Orr was in a helicopter accident while assisting with a search for a missing woman.
Utah Employment Update
Utah’s nonfarm payroll employment increased an estimated 3.7% across the past 24 months, with the state’s economy adding a cumulative 58,500 jobs since October 2019.
Congressman Moore On Reconciliation Spending Package
Congressman Blake Moore had a lot to say following his vote against the reconciliation spending package on Friday. “As soon as the Senate became a 50/50 split, Democrats committed to trying to spend as much money as possible by abusing the budget reconciliation process,” stated Moore.
COVID-19 Transmission Index and Update (11/18-11/24)
As of Thursday, November 18th, TriCounty Health Department reported 8,749 total COVID-19 cases in the tri-county area to date, an increase of 14 new cases from the day before. There have been 6 new COVID-19 related deaths in the last 7 days and 12 new COVID-19 related hospitalizations.
Research From Bingham Research Center Published In Scientific Journal
Research from the USU Bingham Research Center in the Uinta Basin was published this week in ‘Nature’, an international scientific journal.