A local man is receiving some much deserved recognition for the difference he makes in the lives of local youth. John Robertson was nominated for the Lieutenant Governor’s Volunteer Service Award and anyone that knows him is not surprised to learn that he won!
The Henline family of Vernal are doing their part to literally save lives and they are encouraging more community members to give what they do a try. So what is it that they do? Well in the last 7 years they have fostered more than 400 pets, literally saving their lives in the process.
The Duchesne County History Center historical photo project continues to progress thanks to the use of social media. Duchesne County Library Director Daniel Mauchley shares that the History Center’s Facebook page now has over 700 followers that help the History Center to identify people, places, events, and things in the photos posted.
What do Christmas trees and electronics have in common? Well for the next few weeks both can be recycled locally. Live Christmas trees can be recycled by dropping them off in the parking lot at 100 West 100 North in Vernal.
The Uintah County Commission approved the 2022 Uintah County budget last week. Commissioners unanimously approved a tentative budget of $59,293,198 dollars. When including American Rescue Plan Act funds the 2022 budget was listed at $61,268,172 dollars.
Construction on the new Roosevelt library has stayed on track despite supply issues.
There is still no answer on whether or not the Biden administration’s workplace vaccine mandate will go into effect, leaving local municipalities and businesses in limbo in the meantime.
If you are passionate about visual arts and are interested in networking with local artists then tonight there’s an opportunity you won’t want to miss.
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources conducts numerous investigations concerning the illegal killing of wildlife and are asking Utah citizens throughout the region for help.
Winter has reared its face in our direction and it is time to start shifting our mental driving habits to accommodate the conditions that winter likes to bring. A few tips to consider is to reduce speed on snowy road conditions. Make a concerted effort to avoid distractions like eating and using your cell phone.