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Excitement Growing For Roosevelt Sports Complex

Excitement Growing For Roosevelt Sports Complex

Feb 7, 2023 · Kristin Forbis · News

Excitement is growing on plans for a new sports complex in Roosevelt City. “We have received a loan/grant package for the entire project from the Community Impact Board, most of which is a very low interest bearing loan,” shares Roosevelt City PIO Sunshine Bellon. “The City Council has decided to move forward with the project […]

Vernal Downtown Plan Will Take Several Jumps Forward This Spring/Summer

Vernal Downtown Plan Will Take Several Jumps Forward This Spring/Summer

Feb 6, 2023 · Kristin Forbis · News

Implementation of the Vernal downtown plan will take several jumps forward this spring and summer. Vernal City Manager Quinn Bennion shares that the project to create public parking and the walkway behind the Zions block and Cobblerock block is out to bid with construction starting in April and running through the summer. The two mixed-use […]

‘Westyn’s Vision’ Exploring Future Options For Expansion

‘Westyn’s Vision’ Exploring Future Options For Expansion

Feb 6, 2023 · Kristin Forbis · News

A mother’s proactive approach to creating a more inclusive world for her son continues though future plans are still a work in progress. Westyn Hacking is an energetic preschooler who was born blind and has Cerebral Palsy. His mother Shaylee has led an effort to see ADA accessible playground equipment, including a merry-go-round and swing, […]

Vernal Continues Battle On Ice And Snow Removal; Urges Residents To Do Same

Vernal Continues Battle On Ice And Snow Removal; Urges Residents To Do Same

Feb 6, 2023 · Kristin Forbis · News

Vernal City crews continue to work on snow and ice removal while striving to address potential drainage problems. “This year’s snow events are well above average and overwhelmed the city services,” explains Vernal City Manager Quinn Bennion. “Between storms, the crews are working to clear snow and ice from drain boxes and problem drainage areas. […]

Uintah County Sheriff’s Office Warns Of Ongoing Scam

Uintah County Sheriff’s Office Warns Of Ongoing Scam

Feb 6, 2023 · Kristin Forbis · News

Another day, another scam and Uintah County Sheriff’s Office is once again reminding residents to be on alert. “If you receive a call from someone saying they are with the Sheriff’s Office or they actually use a real or former deputy’s name telling you that you missed court or owe money for a fine and […]

Ski Resort Project Being Explored In Daggett County

Ski Resort Project Being Explored In Daggett County

Feb 3, 2023 · Kristin Forbis · News

A ski resort project is being explored in Daggett County. The Daggett County Commissioners shared details of the potential project in their monthly Daggett Post update. “We are working to support a developer that is interested in building a ski resort located near the Moose Pond,” shared the Commissioners. “Daggett County has received a grant […]

Ashley National Forest: Ski Trails Are For Non-Motorized Activities Only

Ashley National Forest: Ski Trails Are For Non-Motorized Activities Only

Feb 3, 2023 · Kristin Forbis · News

With so many ways to enjoy the great outdoors it is not surprising that disputes arise between groups while out recreating. In response to one such conflict, Ashley National Forest has clarified the rules when it comes to the ski trails within the Forest. “We’ve had multiple complaints regarding snowmobilers in areas designated for cross-country […]

Local Firefighters Attend Winter Fire School

Local Firefighters Attend Winter Fire School

Feb 3, 2023 · Kristin Forbis · News

Local firefighters take their responsibilities seriously and are diligent in receiving appropriate training. Members of the Duchesne Volunteer Fire Department are a great example of this. Duchesne Fire Captain Marty Herrera, and firefighters Matt Guest, Brooke Remund, and Jason Woods attended the Utah Fire and Rescue Academy’s annual Winter Fire School held in St. George […]

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