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KNEU 1250Local news from across the Uintah Basin.
The second concert for the Uintah Basin Youth Chamber Orchestra is coming up but that is not the only exciting event this spring for the talented young group. In addition to the March 18th concert, the group is preparing to be featured in the Uintah Basin Orchestra and Chorus concert on April 8th where they will play Pirates of the Caribbean side by side with the UBOC performers.
It’s been an amazing 100 years and Daggett County plans to celebrate all year long! On July 31st, 1917, a vote was taken to approve the formation of Daggett County. The state legislature made the decision to separate the northern part of Uintah County into its own county and Manila was named as the county seat.
With the help of Uintah High School government students, House Bill 117 has now made it past the Senate Committee and will be on the Senate floor by next week. Representative Scott Chew brought the team of bright students on board for House Bill 117 that updates and amends the statute dealing with legal notices.
This year’s production of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang put on by the amazing Uintah High School Theatre team is set up for success.
The Uintah County Republican Party Central Committee is accepting applications until noon today for the Uintah County Commission A seat that will officially be vacant on March 3rd.
US Oil Sands Inc. has announced that an agreement has been reached with service providers in order to “reinitiate” work on the PR Spring Project in the Uintah Basin.
A warm farewell was given for Uintah County Commissioner Mike McKee on Monday, with Thursday as Commissioner McKee’s last day with Uintah County.
There’s no denying the effects of economic downturn in the Basin but that hasn’t stopped Basin citizens from digging deep and living their lives.
Winter weather conditions resulted in multiple accidents along Highway 40 early this week, especially on the Colorado side of the border.
Boating season may seem far off but the Division of Wildlife Resources is spreading the word now: there are new regulations to prevent the spread of quagga mussels in Utah.
The countdown has begun for the 8th Annual Waxy Crude Workshop. The event is a joint effort of local agencies, the Governor’s Office of Energy Development, U-STAR, the Division of Oil, Gas and Mining and the Rural Planning Group.
Many parts of Utah are already suffering the sweeping effects of spring runoff and while the Basin has yet to see what is in store, officials continue to urge residents to prepare for the worst.