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Life Size Replica Of The Tabernacle Of The Old Testament Coming To Roosevelt
What started as a giant object lesson 8 years ago in California has turned into a traveling exhibit that will be making a stop in Roosevelt this spring and all are invited to see it for themselves. The traveling exhibit is a historically accurate life-size replica of...
Free Dump Week Dates Announced For Duchesne County And Uintah County
Find your work gloves and put your rakes and shovels on standby! Free Dump Week, sometimes called Free Landfill Week, has been announced for both Duchesne County and Uintah County. This year’s event is taking place April 22nd through April 29th. This means they are...
2023 Gun and Knife Show Biggest One Yet
The 2023 Gun and Knife Show held at the Uintah Conference Center was the biggest one yet. ‘Friends of Buckskin Hills’ members attended the Uintah County Commission meeting on Tuesday to report on the show’s success. Bill Lewis thanked everyone who participated and...
Student Scientists Represent Well At State Science Fair
Last month, USU held its Utah State University Uintah Basin Science Fair with a group of middle school students that moved on to the State Science Fair. That event took place at Weber State University this week with great results. David Pierce received the NOAA 2023...
Roosevelt PD Seeks Tips Following Burglary At Jiffy Pawn
Roosevelt City Police Department has requested the public’s help as they seek information on a burglary that occurred at Jiffy Pawn in Roosevelt on March 18th. “Jewelry was taken, and the front door glass was broken,” shares Roosevelt PD. Some security footage images...
Uintah Special Service District 1 Delivers Transportation Report
The newly formed Uintah Special Service District 1 stays busy managing what was previously the focus of 3 separate districts but which are now combined into one. SSD1 Director Cheryl Meier gave a thorough overview of the district’s Transportation happenings during the...
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Hospice Volunteers Requested
A very unique volunteer experience is now available in the Uintah Basin. Volunteers are needed to help with hospice patients and their families. “Family sometimes do not want to leave their loved ones when the time is becoming so precious to be with them,” shares...