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KNEU 1250Ashley Regional Medical Center is offering some important tips to have a happy and safe Christmas. For younger children, avoid toys with small parts. Anything that can fit inside of a toilet paper roll can be choked on.
If you were thinking about slipping in some illegal hunting this winter you may want to think again. According to the Division of Wildlife Resources, conservation officers are focusing their efforts during the winter on the areas where deer congregate with a sole focus of catching poachers.
While colder temperatures come as no surprise for December in the Basin, the lack of preparation by some does. Common sense and preparing for conditions could make or break your day if a problem comes up with your vehicle.
Roosevelt City Council met on Tuesday night and several rates of service were discussed and two were changed. The Council approved an increase in garbage rates due to the Blue Bench landfill rate increase by 25 percent.
Vernal City Council approved a Christmas bonus for City employees during Wednesday’s City Council meeting. The Council discussed the budget and efforts made this year to cut back expenses and the group agreed to continue in the tradition of giving a Christmas bonus.
While many are hopeful for economic recovery in the oil and gas industry, public officials realize the importance of diversifying the local economy. According to Senator Kevin VanTassell, transportation is among the biggest challenges in diversifying the economy.
There’s plenty of ways to be Santa’s helper this holiday season. In Vernal, the Rotary Club is once again spearheading Santa’s Community Effort to get gift donations in the hands of kids who may have very little under the tree this year.
A popular barn in Moffat County will live another day. As the deadline for demolition approached, community members hoping to save the Luttrell Barn were given renewed hope this week when the Moffat County Commission extended the deadline to next spring.
The retirement of John Erickson from the Ashley National Forest Service means a new face has joined the local Forest Service team. Jeff Schramm reported for duty on December 5th to fill the position as Forest Supervisor.
The Basin is about to be splashed in blue as a show of support for local law enforcement. January 9th is National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day and Elizabeth Matthews of Duchesne County is leading the plans to see that Uintah Basin officers are included.
The BLM has finalized their new method of land-use planning being called the Planning 2.0 rule.
Christmas is a great time to reach out, serve and help those in need. In the process, law enforcement is urging citizens to be smart about their giving and simply make sure the cause you’re contributing to is legitimate.