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KNEU 1250Our local school districts make safety of students a top priority and have an urgent message for all motorists to obey state law when approaching a stopped school bus with flashing red lights. “Our bus drivers have seen an increase in vehicles running school bus red lights,” shares Uintah School District.
On Wednesday, Governor Spencer Cox signed 129 bills into Utah law. Among those 129 was a bill said to be of most significance for the Uintah Basin. SB176, Mineral Lease Funds Amendments, modifies provisions related to the expenditure of federal mineral lease revenues, addressing the legislative intent and purpose of the Community Impact Fund…
If you feel like there’s more folks out enjoying the outdoors you would be correct. Utah State Parks and other agencies saw a significant jump of visitors during the pandemic, a trend that continues. DWR saw a record year for hunting and fishing license sales.
With the stroke of the pen Utah Governor Spencer Cox has made it official, a stone unique to the Uinta mountains in Duchesne County is the official state stone. House Bill 188 was sponsored by Representative Christine Watkins with Senator Ron Winterton serving as the Senate sponsor.
Spring is here and for anglers that means a new season for fishing! With the ice melting Utah Division of Wildlife Resources announced on Wednesday that Old Fort Ponds is officially open for the season. This news gets even better as DWR Conservation Outreach Manager Tonya Kieffer-Selby announced that the fish survived the winter so it will be a great start to the season!
Dr. Daniel Kwak, local pediatrician and owner of DinosaurLand Pediatrics in Vernal, has made it his business to care for the children in the Uintah Basin. Now those same children and their families are doing what they can to share their love and support for him as he faces his own health crisis. Tragedy struck earlier this year when Dr. Kwak had to be hospitalized as a result of complications from contracting COVID-19.
A rural recycling option is now available in Roosevelt City. The Recyclops company uses a tech-driven smart routing app to efficiently gather recycled items from households in rural areas. A Forbes magazine highlight stated that Recyclops serves over 3,500 homes in rural areas across multiple states since its inception in 2014.
Uintah School District Superintendent Dr. Rick Woodford provided an update on a variety of District topics during the Vernal Chamber luncheon on Tuesday including the following: While they have continued to see cases of COVID-19 in the schools the prevalence has come down.
Spring is a great time to head outdoors but the Division of Wildlife Resources has a clear message for dog owners: do not let them run wild and chase wildlife. Dogs that are off leash while in nature may act on their instincts to chase deer and other big game animals but this is harmful for wildlife because by the end of winter they are often vulnerable and weak from struggling to find food.
It was a relatively uneventful winter ozone season in the Uintah Basin and Bingham Research Center Director Dr. Seth Lyman has declared the 2020-2021 season officially over. “Our monitoring team traditionally counts March 15th as the end of the winter ozone season,” shares Lyman.
A fantastic group of youth made time recently to clean up the Kid’s Canal trail and that act of service is just one of many ways they are serving our community. Among many other pursuits, this group of youth serve as the Vernal Youth City Council but what exactly does the Vernal Youth City Council do?
Roosevelt native Jordan Matthew Young had his moment to shine on national television Monday night on NBC’s ‘The Voice’ and shine he did. Young’s classic country performance and unique voice were praised for his rendition of Keith Whitley’s “I’m No Stranger To The Rain.” Young has already enjoyed a solid career as a performing musician, reportedly performing 200 shows a year before the COVID-19 pandemic.