Month: November 2021

TriCounty Health Department is now offering the COVID-19 booster vaccine. Among the common questions of those interested is what does it mean that the vaccines can be mixed and matched? It is exactly what it sounds like. The CDC recommendation allows mixing-and-matching of COVID-19 vaccines so individuals can receive a different type of booster vaccine than the type of vaccine they originally received.

Finding the right job opportunity usually comes down to being qualified and UBTech is sharing the word on one such opportunity. UBTech CDL Instructor Seth Taylor presented at the Vernal Chamber luncheon on Tuesday and he focused on one main thing.

Whether work, play, or a combination of both, the Uintah Basin Youth Chamber Orchestra (UBYCO) go all in on whatever they are doing. A great example of this was over the summer when they made a quick trip to record one of their favorite orchestral pieces, “Simple Symphony”, at a recording studio in Provo.

You’ve heard the phrase “look both ways before crossing the street” or how about “pedestrians have the right of way.”

The Uintah Basin Small Business Development Center makes it their business to know the latest among the oil and gas industry as it affects the entire Uintah Basin economy.

It’s back to the drawing board for the future of emergency services in Moffat County after two propositions on the election ballot failed to secure the votes.

As of Thursday, November 4th, TriCounty Health Department reported 8,476 total COVID-19 cases in the tri-county area to date, an increase of 45 new cases from the day before.

The acting United States Attorney is making an example of a Uintah County man who has been sentenced to federal prison for the fatal overdose of his girlfriend.