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KNEU 1250Utah recently was awarded $2.9 million dollars in CARES Act Recovery Assistance grants from the Economic Development Administration. These funds are to capitalize and administer Revolving Loan Funds that will provide critical gap financing to small businesses and entrepreneurs.
Dinosaur National Monument wants everyone to remember that timed tickets starts today. Before visiting the monument, if you are planning to visit the Quarry Exhibit Hall, you will need a timed ticket that can only be reserved online at Recreation.gov and has a $1 dollar processing fee per ticket.
Sentencing is scheduled this week for a Duchesne County woman who entered a Guilty Plea to 1st Degree Felony Child Abuse Homicide in the 2018 death of her 2-year-old foster child. Lisa Jo Vanderlinden changed her plea to Guilty ahead of her scheduled jury trial in March.
Confirmed cases of COVID-19 continue to tick up in the TriCounty Health District with the greatest increase in Duchesne County. The Sunday COVID-19 Situational Update on www.tricountyhealth.com shows that the total of confirmed cases to date for the entire TriCounty Health District is 133.
While overall there have been fewer bear sightings this year in Utah, the Division of Wildlife Resources is reminding all to take bear safety seriously after a family campsite was recently torn up near Current Creek.
As of last report, the Roosevelt Aquatic Center will remain closed due to a COVID-19 exposure but members of the general public are not considered at risk.
National Geographic has had many interesting shows highlighting places to visit and the family educational show ‘Weird But True’ is one of them. Now on Disney+, the show is quoted as being “an educational series aimed primarily at children and families, which aims to reveal surprising and fascinating information about the world.
TriCounty Health Department issued a press release on Wednesday evening stating that a sewage study shows COVID-19 viral activity in Daggett County and viral activity has been detected in 3 out of 4 sewage treatment facilities in the TriCounty Health District.
The BIA Ft. Duchesne Police Department is bringing attention to a local missing person report. Brandon G. Dubois was last seen in Vernal on July 1st. The case is listed with Vernal City Police Department and BIA has shared Mr. Dubois photos on their Facebook page to assist in the search and make the public aware.
Dinosaur National Monument announced Wednesday that they will be instituting a temporary ticketed entry system for access to the Quarry Exhibit Hall starting July 28th.
The Roosevelt Aquatic Center is temporarily closed after a staff member received a positive COVID-19 test result. A press release issued on Wednesday shared the following: TriCounty Health Department is conducting an investigation to determine the possible spread of the virus and will contact any members of the public who may have been exposed.
Pioneer Day celebrates the Mormon settlers that braved the perils of the West to forge a new life and while the traditional parade has been cancelled in Vernal, there are other traditions still happening.