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Social media has its downsides but there’s no denying how useful it has proven in unexpected situations. For example, for those excited to view Christmas lights around town, social media is a place to find suggested routes and recommendations. The Vernal Holiday Lights page on Facebook has a growing list of addresses to see in […]
Vernal made a unique list this week shared by a popular publication. WorldAtlas named Vernal among the ‘7 Affordable Destinations In Utah For Budget Travelers’. Other cities on the list include Logan, Cedar City, Brigham City, Moab, Price, and Richfield. The tribute to Vernal of course brings up Dinosaur National Monument, the museum, and Red […]
Law enforcement responded to a call to the Smith’s parking lot in Vernal the day before Thanksgiving after a report of what appeared to be 2 individuals consuming illegal drugs while sitting in a vehicle. When the officer arrived, the reported vehicle was found unoccupied but a male and female soon returned. According to the […]
Thanksgiving saw several human-triggered avalanches in Utah’s backcountry, including within the Uintas. According to the Utah Avalanche Center, weak snow near the ground is the main cause with a picture from a remotely triggered avalanche in the Uintas showing a lot of grey ash from the Yellow Lake Fire. Craig Gordon with the Utah Avalanche […]
A public servant in Duchesne County is approaching retirement and Evans Family Media is among those wishing to thank her for many years of dedicated service. Irene Hansen will finish up her term as Duchesne County Commissioner this month after choosing not to seek reelection. Hansen came to the job well prepared having served as […]
Trio Petroleum issued a press release last week with an update on the Asphalt Ridge Project located in Uintah County. The successful drilling and completion of the first two exploratory wells encountered substantial oil-bearing pay zones in the Rimrock and Asphalt Ridge tar-sands in June. A downhole-heater was installed on one of the wells and […]
This time of year poses increased risks for home fires. The Duchesne Fire Department has shared the following reminders: Half of all home heating fires occur in December, January, and February. As you try to stay cozy and warm this winter, stay fire smart! Plug only 1 heat-producing appliance, such as a space heater, into […]
Registration is opening for upcoming activities through the Uintah Recreation District. The Top Rope Certification Program is for anyone ages 15 and up. There are also Beginner and Intermediate Youth Climbing Classes for ages 5 to 10. Co-ed volleyball leagues start up in January as well as youth, teen, and adult co-ed indoor soccer. Itty […]
An inmate of the Duchesne County Jail is facing new charges for acts allegedly committed while incarcerated. According to the Affidavit of Probable Cause, a fight between 2 female inmates in the woman’s housing block on November 16th prompted an investigation during which 20-year-old Haili Swain was accused of sexual abuse. When Swain was interviewed, […]
A traffic stop in Duchesne City on Monday ended in arrest for both of the vehicle’s occupants. According to the Affidavit of Probable Cause, the driver was identified as 31-year-old Cody Austin Mayhew and it was found that he was on probation with AP&P and that his license was denied. Noticing that the female passenger […]
The Thanksgiving holiday is expected to be a very busy travel weekend. AAA predicts that 79.9 million travelers will head 50 miles or more away from home over the Thanksgiving holiday travel period. This year’s projection of nearly 80 million travelers is an increase of 1.7 million people compared to last year and 2 million […]
It’s the 10th year for Sub for Seniors and organizers need your help. Sub for Seniors provides a holiday gift and food bag for each of the Uintah Basin seniors on their list. “These seniors are generally isolated, lonely, and unable to provide for themselves,” shares the announcement. “Each year we find our ‘why’ as […]