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Audiences loved the Outlaw Trail melodrama, ‘The Pony Expresso’, during the Uintah County Fair.  It will play two more nights during the run of Into The Woods on June 27th and July 4th! 

For another year, the Little Red Barn taught local kids about agriculture and the farming process during the Uintah County Fair. 

Dreams came true at the 4H displays at the Uintah County Fair this month. 

Relay For Life was held Saturday at Uintah High School.

 On the brighter side, due to fires, our sunsets are absolutely breathtaking.

There was fellowship, food, and fun at St. James Greater Catholic Church in Vernal on Saturday for the 2018 Feast of St. James Carnival. All were invited and many were able to come enjoy delicious Mexican, Filipino, and Vietnamese food, as well as catfish fried by the Knights of Columbus. Vibrant traditional dances from Mexico were also performed.

On the brighter side, Evans Eagle Country KLCY and Davis Food and Drug Stores together with DRR Rodeo fans have gathered 1/2 ton of food for families who have been displaced by Dollar Ridge Fire. Food delivered to Duchesne Co. Food Pantry Friday.

Pioneer Day Parade in Vernal

Much needed rain is paying visits to the Uintah Basin this week. 

Vernal City Councilman and business owner Ted Munford stunned the crowd at the annual Halloween Mayor’s Walk again this year with this jaw dropping creation. This is just one of the many similar Halloween costumes he has built over the years. Thank you Ted for this incredible demonstration of love for your community and our children over the years.