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Update on Moffat County Streeter Fire

Update on Moffat County Streeter Fire

The Moffat County Sheriff’s Office released an update on the Streeter Fire. The main news is that though there is still no containment estimate, there has been minimal fire growth.

COVID-19 Update from TriCounty Health Department

While still showing little growth compared to other areas of the state, cases of COVID-19 in the TriCounty Health District have ticked up. The Tuesday COVID-19 Situational Update on www.tricountyhealth.com shows that the total confirmed cases for the TriCounty Health District is 50.

Youth Production and Full Season 5 Lineup Coming Up from Vernal Theatre: LIVE

Youth Production and Full Season 5 Lineup Coming Up from Vernal Theatre: LIVE

With a plan in place to adhere to COVID-19 safety recommendations, Vernal Theatre:LIVE is moving forward with a full schedule. Young hopefuls ages 8 to 16 auditioned on Monday night for this summer’s all youth production of The Wizard of Oz. Two full casts had their first rehearsal on Tuesday night and the show is scheduled to open July 30th.

DWR: Remaining Deer and Elk Permits To Be Only Sold Online

Hunting is more than a casual hobby for many in the Uintah Basin making staying up to date on the latest announcements a matter of importance. The Division of Wildlife Resources announced Monday that for those that didn’t draw a buck deer or bull elk permit during the hunt drawing, options to obtain a permit starting next week are limited.

Moffat County Streeter Fire

Moffat County Streeter Fire

RED FLAG conditions were warned throughout the area and unfortunately they contributed to the difficulty that crews have been having battling the Streeter Fire in Moffat County. The fire on Colorado Highway 13 led to the highway being closed yesterday and the Colowyo Coal Mine being evacuated. “,2020-07-08 08:27:46”

Fallen Roosevelt Police Chief Cecil F. Gurr Remembered

Fallen Roosevelt Police Chief Cecil F. Gurr Remembered

19 years ago the Uintah Basin lost a local hero in the line of duty. Roosevelt Police Chief Cecil F. Gurr was killed on July 6th, 2001. The Officer Down Memorial Page at odmp.org shares that “a convenience store clerk called police after witnessing a male subject forcing a woman into his car.

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