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A bull moose hanging around the area of Loudy Simpson Park in Moffat County has prompted the Moffat County Sheriff’s Office to remind the public to stay aware of the dangers these magnificent creatures present. The bull moose has shown agitation at the presence of people and dogs, a situation that is to be expected, […]
As we work to be safer on the roads, the Utah Department of Public Safety reminds us that drowsy driving kills and is very preventable. In 2021, there were 684 deaths that resulted from drowsy driving related crashes. These crashes occur most frequently between midnight and 6am or in the late afternoon. At both times […]
Evans Family Media invites all to tune into Newstalk KVEL on Monday at 5:00pm for an interview on the status of the Uinta Basin Railway. The discussion will include consequences of the federal appeals court ruling, options available to project managers going forward, the future of project funding, interstate commerce and how this ruling will […]
While change is expected as a remodeling project approaches for Uintah County’s Western Park, some community members are pushing back concerning the removal of nostalgic items from the main building’s long hallway. The items honoring Chad Bedell and Lane Frost are permanently coming down, along with the Uintah County Queen photos. “When I heard the […]
The view of hot air balloons that will paint the sky this weekend will provide a major dose of cuteness with the introduction of a local pilot’s new specialty balloon. The massive Baby T-Rex balloon is fresh from the world class Kubicek factory overseas and pilot Rex Jennings could not be more proud or excited […]
The start of a new school year is exciting and adds plenty of new reasons to be safe while behind the wheel. School Resource Officer Orion Young visited the Evans Family Media studio this week with a reminder for everyone in a rush in the morning to slow down and pay attention! He especially emphasized […]
The Bureau of Land Management Utah State Office opened a 30-day public protest period on Wednesday to receive public input on a Uintah County oil and gas parcel that may be included in an upcoming lease sale. This period follows the scoping of 13 parcels encompassing over 16,600 acres within Uintah County after which the […]
Water was a hot topic at the City/County meeting on Wednesday in Vernal as the Ashley Valley Water and Sewer Improvement District presented their water study findings. In March, the District announced that all new connections were suspended for 6 months as the District performed a water rights study and to determine how close to […]
The Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Uinta Basin Railway was issued in 2021 and environmental lawsuits soon followed. The Surface Transportation Board stated in their decision that as with other rail projects, the Uinta Basin Railway is likely to produce unavoidable environmental impacts but found that with extensive mitigation conditions imposed, those impacts would […]
The Ashley Valley Water & Sewer Improvement District has requested the public’s help as they work to comply with revisions made by the EPA to the Lead and Copper rule. Along with every other water system, the District is required to conduct and maintain a location-based Lead Service Line inventory to be completed by October […]
The USU Rural Online Initiative Program will be holding a remote work event at the Vernal Innovation Hub. The purpose of the ROI Program is to provide Utah’s rural workforce and businesses with education, training, and services for online opportunities in remote employment, freelance work, and e-commerce. The short meeting will help individuals begin the […]
Work on the Ashley National Forest is always onward and upward. Two crews from the Utah Conservation Corps recently worked on a section of the Brown Duck Trail just before the High Uintas wilderness boundary. There was a great need as a stretch of the trail had mud up to two feet deep that was […]