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KNEU 1250A landmark settlement has been reached on Tri-State Generation’s 2020 Electric Resource Plan and part of that settlement will include a process to assist Craig and Moffat County in the transition from coal.
The Vernal Youth City Council toured the State Capital on Wednesday and learned about the workings of the State legislature during meetings with state representatives as part of Local Officials Day.
Vernal Theatre: LIVE is providing just the right dose of comedic relief for the January blues with their run of ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’. A key member of the team making this production a success is Director Myndee Hanberg who is a seasoned veteran of the comedy game.
The Uintah School District has made some major changes in the way it plans to manage COVID-19 in the schools moving forward. First, the option for in-person learning on Fridays is suspended for the next 6 Fridays. Students will be required to attend classes online on Fridays instead.
A local business owner is inspiring those around her and has been featured in VoyageUtah magazine as a result. VoyageUtah is part of the LA-based Voyage Group of Magazines that has a mission of sharing the stories of artists, creatives, and small business owners as they brighten the world with their gifts.
A Craig business owner is closing her doors but not for lack of customers. Craig Daily Press shares the exciting story of Kyann Mounts who owns Buckaroos Western Wear and last February had the idea to invent a pair of decorative spurs for women that serves one purpose aside from being fashionable…the spurs holds up and protects the back hem of a pair of jeans.
Do you plan on hunting big game this fall in Utah? If the answer is yes, the Division of Wildlife Resources says to take note as the application period opens this month and has a short window. Big game hunts will be held for bighorn sheep, bison, elk, moose, mountain goat, mule deer, and pronghorn.
Local healthcare providers are eager to spread the word that at-home COVID-19 tests are now available for free. Uintah Basin Healthcare shared on Wednesday that “as COVID continues to spike in our area our testing sites have had a surge of people waiting to be tested.
Social media can come in handy and serve as a tool, even for law enforcement. Roosevelt City Police Department has requested the public’s help in identifying a suspect.
In case you haven’t heard, the supply of COVID tests is strained and TriCounty Health Department is no longer offering rapid testing, though PCR testing is still available with a 3 to 5 day result turnaround.
The Uintah Basin Small Business Development Center shares that while 2020 was the toughest year for drilling since they began collecting data, 2021 turned out to be the best year for drilling since 2014 in all categories.
Tonight the community is invited to join in a celebration of changing lives for the better at the Uintah Basin Drug Court Graduation. Drug Court Case Manager Jennifer Nash counts 2021 as a very successful year for the program with all graduates going strong!