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Fatal Semi Crash In Duchesne County

Fatal Semi Crash In Duchesne County

A fatal semi crash took place in Duchesne County last week. According to Utah Highway Patrol, on June 19 at approximately 5pm, a 1979 Kenworth semitruck hauling a load of hay was traveling west on SR-87 at approximately 12000 West. The semi approached a bend on the...

Vernal City Water Conservation Report

Vernal City Water Conservation Report

Vernal City continues to monitor water conditions and is seeing decreased use among residents. Vernal City Communication Coordinator Katie Flaniken responded to a request for an update. “As of the most recent update from Vernal City’s water department, Ashley Creek is...

Town Of Rangely Restrictions Announced

Town Of Rangely Restrictions Announced

If you live in the Rangely area there were a few important announcements recently made you’ll need to know about. On June 19th, the Town of Rangely announced that, effective immediately, the Town of Rangely is in Stage 1 Water Restrictions. What does this mean for...

Where Is The Smoke From?

Where Is The Smoke From?

If you’ve noticed hazy skies over the last few days you were right to guess there are wildfires to blame. Utah Fire Info shared on Saturday that the severe haze was from increased wildfire activity, including the Iron Fire and Sawmill Fire in western Utah. The biggest...

45th Country Showdown Winners Announced

45th Country Showdown Winners Announced

The 45th Annual Country Showdown brought amazing talent to the competition stage this week in the old True Value parking lot in Vernal. This year’s winners were Sariah White in third place, Amy Joe Rosendahl in second place, and Hayden Punch winning the title of 2026...

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It’s not possible for any one person or organization to be everywhere and know everything all at once. That’s why we need you to keep your eyes and ears open for potentially important or significant happenings.
If you know about something newsworthy that we’ve missed, please share your information with us so that we can keep our community well-informed.

 

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