There’s definitely a long list of those to thank for the Breakfast With Santa event happening tomorrow at Uintah Middle School but there is one group that will be rolling up their sleeves in the morning to literally make things happen. The Vernal Elks Lodge members...
The spirit of Christmas is in the air but it’s still important to watch for a Grinch or two out to take what isn’t theirs. Package theft is always a risk, shares Vernal City Assistant Police Chief Keith Campbell. “During this time of year, do not leave packages...
Rhonda Colleen (Dick) Moore, age 59 of Vernal, Utah, wife of Greg Moore, passed away on Saturday October 8, 2022. Funeral Services for Rhonda will be held Wednesday October 12, 2022 at 11:00am at the Phillips Ashley Valley Funeral Home. Visitation for family and...
The vacant Duchesne County Commission and Duchesne County Assessor positions havebeen filled. On Monday, the Duchesne County Commission approved the namespresented to them by the Duchesne County Republican Party Committee, Tracy...
Derek Howcroft and Darren Royer from Howcroft Field Services discuss the state of the workforce, and trucking industry in the Uintah Basin. Howcroft and Royer discuss benefits of working in the industrial field including aquired skills, discipline and work ethic,...
The 3D Archery Range at Steinaker State Park is ready to welcome excited hunters in training. Park officials announced on Wednesday that the Range would be open to the public starting today, November 7th, starting at noon. They gave a big thank you to Utah Outdoor Recreation, SCI of Vernal, and Uintah County for making the Range possible. The Range will stay open this year until it snows. Entrance fees to Steinaker State Park still apply, however, Friday, November 8th, will be free from noon to 6pm.
There are plenty of places to take in Fall colors around the Basin. The Ashley Nature Park is a favorite spot on 1500 North 1700 West in Vernal for a Fall walk and a picnic.
The area known as the Overlook has an all new look. Vernal City announced last month that the rest area would be decommissioned and the work to make it so is nearly complete.
Hotel Vernal Haunt had a fantastic opening weekend with nearly 500 visitors during the first night. For the Haunt’s schedule and tickets, visit www.hotelvernalhaunt.com.
Teams came from Idaho, Nevada, Wyoming, and Colorado to join Utah softball lovers for the Scared Hitless softball tournament over the weekend. Between the costumes and excellent competition it was an epic weekend for all.