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KNEU 1250Don’t underestimate the kids in Moffat County. Just this last week Colorado held their State Robotic Tournament in Denver and the 5 elementary teams from Moffat County were in it to win. At the tournament each team faced 24 teams throughout Colorado in the exact same challenge.
The Uintah School Board held a special business meeting last week to discuss the district’s upcoming capital projects.
There seems to be so many negative things happening that sometimes we need to remind ourselves that simple good things are happening in our community. A good example took place at the Tracy Byrd concert in Vernal over the weekend.
State competition last week went very well for the Uintah High DECA Club. The team had a 2nd place finish overall in the Chapter of the Year category and 17 club members qualified for nationals. Justin Schmidt, Kenadee Allred, Ellie Hartman, and Bryson Allan were in the top 10 percent of test scores in their individual subjects.
The Division of Wildlife Resources is asking citizens throughout the region for help as they investigate a poaching incident.
The Uinta Basin recorded its first exceedance of the EPA ozone standard of the year on Monday. According to the report from Dr. Seth Lyman, USU Bingham Research Center Director, ozone has continued to increase in the Uinta Basin and the likelihood of high ozone will not pass for several more days.
The topic of metering secondary water in rural Utah is back on the table thanks to House Bill 242 and leaders and citizens in rural Utah are joining forces to push back. In 2019, legislation was passed that required areas of Utah to meter their secondary water.
Uintah County has lost a portion of representation it would have had at the upcoming State Republican Convention.
Uintah County Sheriff Steve Labrum took to social media over the weekend to offer some advice on preparedness. He applies the principle of needing to be prepared to multiple situations. First, when adventuring in the outdoors make sure someone knows your plan or better yet, take someone along with you and be prepared for any type of weather conditions or time of day.
It is amazing how much service can touch hearts. Uintah Basin Healthcare has been the recipient once again.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints recently announced that they would be having groundbreaking ceremonies for a new temple being built in Grand Junction, Colorado.
The Duchesne County Chamber of Commerce wants more and more community members to find success and an upcoming course will focus on developing outstanding customer service skills that can take you to the next level.