Click your favorite station to learn more
98.5 The Fox
105.5 KLCY
104.5 KVEL
92.5 Jack
KNEU 1250Thankfully, the rate of COVID-19 is headed in the right direction but that doesn't mean it’s time to abandon caution. Ashley Regional Medical Center reports that they are still seeing many sick individuals coming into the hospital. The hospital's latest data shows that of the 20 hospitalized COVID-19 patients, 90 percent are unvaccinated.
Always community oriented, Vernal Christian Church is ready to celebrate the harvest with friends and neighbors. The 7th Annual Community Harvest Party is taking place on Friday and all are invited. This will be a safe, kid-friendly environment for trick-or-treating among other activities.
It’s not a good sign for the Uintah Basin. Rob Bishop, former Congressman for Utah’s 1st District that includes the Uintah Basin, spoke up in frustration at a meeting on Monday as a member of the state redistricting commission before resigning from the committee.
The Duchesne County History Center may physically just be a room at the Duchesne Branch Library but thanks to technology it has made its way onto the screens and into the lives of many in the Uintah Basin.
Thanks to a UCAIR grant awarded in 2020, TriCounty Health Department in Vernal now has an operating electric vehicle charging station. According to Tuesday’s press release, the charging station takes about an hour to charge an electric vehicle.
The Uintah County Heritage Museum will soon have a unique display that will bring attention to the rich history of the Green River and Colorado River Basin. The Colorado River Basin Rafting group excitedly shared this week that the Reynolds family has officially donated two cataract boats that were built by A.K. Reynolds in the late 1940s.
The annual Mayor’s Walk in Vernal is always a Halloween hit and the move to downtown this year is expected to take the festivities to the next level. Vernal City Manager Quinn Bennion announced this fall that Main Street will be shut down for the Mayor’s Walk this year!
TriCounty Health Department is sharing a new program that they hope Uintah Basin community members will take advantage of. Health Educator Daniel Jackson explains that ‘Food As Medicine’ is a free webinar series that encourages wellness and chronic disease prevention.
New ballots are on their way to Roosevelt City residents after the first batch arrived in the mail without the actual ballot inside.
The audio is now available for the ‘Meet The Candidate’ interviews that took place last week live on Newstalk 104.5FM and AM920 KVEL.
Fall in the Uintah Basin and beyond is a busy month for deer/vehicle crashes and with daylight saving time ending soon, after-work travel will join before-work travel in lower visibility hours and that means an increase of wildlife collisions.
If you’ve ever wanted to participate in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo for short) at the Uintah County Library, you’ll be in good hands!