Month: March 2022

Are you interested in helping to keep the Main Street of Roosevelt City beautified with flowers? Roosevelt City is now accepting Requests for Proposals (RFP) for just that!

The Utah Department of Workforce Services shares that February's employment report shows Utah’s economy on solid footing and reporting some of the lowest recorded unemployment.

A Duchesne County man is facing charges after threatening to kill an Adult Probation and Parole agent and the agent’s wife.

The Vernal City Recovery Coalition’s 7th Annual Law Enforcement Pancake Breakfast is this weekend and it is all for an important cause.

Local libraries in the Uintah Basin have a message for their patrons. Uintah County Library Director Sam Passey shared that on Monday morning, the “Duchesne and Uintah County Libraries were made aware of an equipment failure by the company that hosts [their] shared library catalog.

For anyone wanting to get out there and do something fun to kick off the spring season, the Uintah Recreation District is a great resource.

The Division of Wildlife Resources announced this week that COVID-19 has been detected in Utah mule deer.

As Ukrainians defend their country against Russia’s military, many are asking the best way the United States can avoid having to send American troops to war while still supporting Ukraine, deterring Russia, and protecting homeland security. Utah Senator Mike Lee has issued a public letter outlining his belief that the answer may be tied to the U.S. energy policy.

The majority of access to Red Fleet State Park’s day use and campgrounds areas will be closed for the 2022 season as part of the previously announced major renovation plans. Utah State Parks issued a press release concerning the plans on Friday.