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KNEU 1250Before getting down to business during Monday’s Uintah County Commission meeting, Uintah Wrestling Coach Gregg Stensgard thanked the Commission for their support of Tournament of Champions and reported on this year’s competition in January.
Cities and counties throughout the Basin are preparing applications for 2017 funding through the Community Development Block Grant.
The heritage of the Ute Tribe has deep historical meaning and importance for the Uintah Basin and the deadline is nearly here for a class committed to a crucial aspect of it.
TriCounty Health District is among the highest in the state of Utah for Traumatic Brain Injury and health officials are urging residents to take precautions. TriCounty Director Jordan Mathis explains that TBI is trauma to the head that disrupts brain function from short term to the long term.
Gathering deer, elk and moose antlers has been put on hold in 11 counties in Utah, including several northeastern counties. Uintah and Duchesne County both made the list from the Division of Wildlife Resources.
Legal counsel weighed in on the consideration of expanding Uintah County Special Service District boards during Monday’s Commission meeting. Last week, the Commission was split on board appointments and the future of the Uintah Transportation Service District was called into question.
Images of the individual that robbed the Kum & Go in Craig have been released. The images were taken from security video and show a man wearing a white mask and sunglasses, a black zip up jacket with the hood up and blue jeans. Anyone with tips is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at (970)824-3535.
While many people expect outside financial help when flooding occurs, there is actually very little offered, warns Uintah County Emergency Manager Tal Ehlers. Spring runoff is expected to cause flooding across the Basin and Duchesne and Uintah County officials are urging all residents to personally prepare now to protect their own property.
After several hard working decades of serving as the Vernal City Manager, a summer retirement for a well known public official is in sight. Ken Bassett officially announced his plans for retirement during a City Council meeting last August with the intent to complete his time as City Manager in June 2017.
Outdoor, hunting and wildlife enthusiasts are urged to consider application to wildlife management boards with open positions.
The annual awards ceremony for the Duchesne County Sheriff’s Office was held last week, recognizing the many officers and staff that keep the community safe.
The Duchesne County Commission approved a resolution this month aimed at streamlining requests to adjust taxes, penalties and interest under special circumstances.