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KNEU 1250Local news from across the Uintah Basin.
The Uintah High School Student of the Week is Tessa Cortisse, nominated by accounting teacher Mrs. Kay Lynn Holmes. The Ute Athlete of the Week is golfer Dallen Smuin, nominated by Coach Brent Labrum.
Hunting season is officially underway and hunters are urged to remember safety goes beyond the proper handling of rifles. Parks and Wildlife officials throughout the region have issued a reminder that carbon monoxide poisoning is a real threat after the death of a hunter in western Colorado.
When is the last time you checked the smoke alarms in your home? Fire officials are urging locals to take fire prevention in their homes seriously by checking smoke alarms once a month, replacing batteries once a year and replacing the alarm at least every 10 years.
Dangers online are impacting youth and families locally and around the nation which is why Uintah School District is inviting all parents to a free internet safety seminar this Thursday night.
Changes have been made on a state level to the agencies that serve individuals with disabilities. Over the weekend Governor Herbert announced that the Utah State Office of Rehabilitation has officially transferred to the Utah Department of Workforce Services.
The Outlaw Trail Festival of the Arts is celebrating 20 years of brilliant photography with their upcoming “Boots, Buckles & Bling” Juried Photo Shootout and the deadline for submissions is approaching.
Events scheduled around the Basin this week will host key leaders from Utah’s Aerospace industry providing STEM learning for students as well as potential business opportunities for local companies.
Who knew corn could make headline news? But for anglers, the Utah Wildlife Board’s approval last week of corn as bait on limited Utah waters is big news. Flaming Gorge is among the very limited waters where anglers can fish with corn starting January 1st, 2017.
After two years of bipartisan work between ‘Attorneys General’ in western states including Utah, a report has been released determining that states lack legal arguments to gain control of public lands within their boundaries.
Clarifications to Uintah County’s work on a flood control plan were made during discussion following the Commission meeting on Monday.
Teen pregnancy in the Basin is alarmingly high and TriCounty Health Department is working to reduce the trend. According to TriCounty’s Health Promotion Director Jeramie Tubbs, the health department recently applied for and was awarded grant funding to combat teen pregnancy.
Nathan Northcott of Manila is making an impact at Utah Valley University and it has not gone unnoticed. Nathan was recently awarded the University’s Distinguished Student Award and it is not difficult to see why.