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Social media can come in handy and serve as a tool, even for law enforcement. Roosevelt City Police Department has requested the public’s help in identifying a suspect.
In case you haven’t heard, the supply of COVID tests is strained and TriCounty Health Department is no longer offering rapid testing, though PCR testing is still available with a 3 to 5 day result turnaround.
The Uintah Basin Small Business Development Center shares that while 2020 was the toughest year for drilling since they began collecting data, 2021 turned out to be the best year for drilling since 2014 in all categories.
Tonight the community is invited to join in a celebration of changing lives for the better at the Uintah Basin Drug Court Graduation. Drug Court Case Manager Jennifer Nash counts 2021 as a very successful year for the program with all graduates going strong!
Making a big mess for someone else to clean up is in itself a problem but that’s the least of the infractions some visitors to Steinaker Reservoir made over the weekend.
A local car wash is getting a major makeover that leans into the fun of living in Dinoland. Naples Auto Sales car wash has been renamed Papa’s Dino Express Wash and they have welcomed their first dinosaur statue, a very large Brontosaurus, that the public is currently invited to help name.
Uintah County Sheriff’s Office released information on the at-large fugitive after he was apprehended on Tuesday.
Law enforcement expect to have more information to share with the public today about a vehicle pursuit turned foot chase over the weekend south of the Jensen area.
If you are looking for a chance to get your questions and concerns about the government heard, a great opportunity is scheduled for tomorrow. Senator Mike Lee’s staff will be holding mobile office hours in both Roosevelt and Vernal and all are invited to stop in to visit with them.
On Thursday, Governor Cox announced that given the rapid spread of Omicron and the widespread availability of vaccines for school-aged kids, all Test-to-Stay programs were put on hold. The Governor emphasized the importance of staying home if someone is sick or has a positive COVID test result.
Enjoying the St. James Greater Catholic Church spaghetti dinner is a cherished tradition for many in the Uintah Basin and it’s time to support that cause once again. The approach this year is keeping safety as a priority by utilizing online pre-orders and a drive through pick up.
If you need an excuse to put some nights out on the calendar then you are in luck. Two events are taking place at Vernal Theatre: LIVE in March and both are for great causes. Just a few months ago in November, the Madison family of Vernal lost everything they own in a house fire.