Hunter Missing Near Meeker Found Alive
A hunter who was reported missing near Meeker over the weekend was found alive. Search crews searched by air and on the ground for 61-year-old David Boelcke from Michigan.
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Youth Orchestra Launches Local Talent
Young talented musicians have a new opportunity to stretch and grow with the formation of a local youth orchestra. The Uintah Basin Youth Chamber Orchestra(UBYCO) was officially approved as an organization under the umbrella of the Uintah Basin Orchestra and Chorus(UBOC) during Friday’s UBOC board meeting. Organizing a Youth Chamber Orchestra has long been a dream of Brad Vanfleet, local viola and violin instructor and Principal Violist for the Uintah Basin Orchestra and Chorus.
Fantastic Weekend for Pheasant Hunt
A huge crowd turned out for Utah’s general pheasant hunt over the weekend. More than 10,000 pheasants were released across the state, a large chunk in the Uintah Basin. Birds are scheduled to be released before every weekend of the hunt. As the hunt progresses, the Division of Wildlife Resources is asking hunters to be considerate of others.
Lt. Governor Cox on Election Day
The Utah Elections Office issued a timely reminder on Monday for those that saved their voting for today. First and foremost, do NOT drop your ballot in the mail. Law states that all ballots must be postmarked on November 7th so it’s too late for that approach.
Eagles of the Month
The Uintah Basin Christian Academy Little Eagle of the Month is Alivia Nickell. The Uintah Basin Christian Academy Big Eagle of the Month is Samantha Sasse.
Open House Meetings to Explore Uintah County’s General Plan
If you’d like a say in the future of Uintah County, an opportunity to get involved has presented itself. Uintah County has partnered with Rural Community Consultants as they work to update the County’s General Plan.
Dinosaur National Monument School Partnership
As agents for Dinosaur National Monument, Davis Elementary 4th graders have taken an active role in an effort to save endangered fish locally. According to Davis Principal Rick Johnson, Ms. Biggs 4th grade class is once again raising Razorback Suckers in their classroom and at the end of the year the class will go on a field trip to release the fish into the wild.
Uintah County Man Facing Rape and Sexual Abuse Charges
A Uintah County man has been charged with 1st Degree Felony Rape and 2nd Degree Felony Forcible Sexual Abuse. According to court documents, 29-year-old Zachary Trujillo allegedly committed the offenses on July 16th. No details of the crimes are included in court records but it does state that the victim is 14-years of age or older.
Mail in Ballots Must be Postmarked Today
Today, Monday, November 7th, is the last day mail in ballots can be postmarked in order to count in Tuesday’s election. Rural areas of the state need to consider carefully their best course of action if they have waited until today to put their ballot in the mail.
Utah Republican Party Interview on KVEL
Utah Republican Party Interview on KVEL
Naples Elementary Asking for Community Support in Red Ribbon Photo Contest
Naples Elementary has gone all out for Red Ribbon Week this year and are asking the community to vote for them in the regional 2016 Red Ribbon photo contest. Schools across the nation celebrate Red Ribbon Week as a time to teach youth to live drug free.
Evan McMullin Interview on KVEL
Interview with Evan McMullin on KVEL