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Final Local WWII Veteran Laid To Rest This Month In Maeser
Military honors and graveside services were provided this month for a 101-year-old WWII veteran who is believed to be the last WWII veteran that will be buried in the Vernal area. Acel Mark Hall was born in 1922 in Vernal to Mark Moroni Hall and Mary Fontella...
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Final Local WWII Veteran Laid To Rest This Month In Maeser
Military honors and graveside services were provided this month for a 101-year-old WWII veteran who is believed to be the last WWII veteran that will be buried in the Vernal area. Acel Mark Hall was born in 1922 in Vernal to Mark Moroni Hall and Mary Fontella...
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Fans Attending Basin Bowl Football Game Reminded To Leave Mess At Home
The Basin Bowl is this Friday at Union High School and fans are invited to come cheer your team on while leaving the mess at home. A message circulating on social media asks that fans attending the football game between Uintah and Union to respect the Union stands and...
Large Emergency Response Exercise Held At Vernal Regional Airport
A large emergency response exercise was recently held at the Vernal Regional Airport, offering training to local emergency response professionals. Vernal City shared that the primary scenario of the exercise included a simulated mock-up of a plane that was staged to...
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Community Spotlight
Free summer meals are being offered again through Athenian Academy. The program started last year and will continue with 3 weekly pickup sites in Uintah County. The Ballard site is at 353 South 2500 East in Ballard and will be on Wednesdays between 5 and 6pm. The Vernal area site on Highway 40 and UT-88 is on Wednesdays from 11am to noon and the Fort Duchesne site is at the Ute Indian Education Building on Thursdays from 11:30am to 12:30pm. Each weekly box includes produce, fruit, and meal items.
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Uintah School District Teacher of the Year/Classifies Employee of the Year
Uintah School District has announced the District’s 2022 - 2023 Teacher and Classified Employee of the Year. The...
Discovery Student Safety The Aim Of LED Pedestrian Crossing Sign On 500 West
Pedestrian safety is an ongoing topic when it comes to traffic in and out of Discovery Elementary School. Among the...
Easter Activities This Weekend
It may not feel like spring but that won’t stop the traditional Easter activities from happening this weekend! The...
Tributes Shared For Ice Climber Killed In Duchesne County Accident
Tributes continue to be shared on social media and in news stories nationally to remember the life of the ice climber...
Duchesne County Commission Responds To Biden Administration Announcement
The Duchesne County Commission is standing up to what they consider the war the Biden administration is waging on the...
Changes To E-Book Services At Uintah County Library Explained
In an effort to help people understand why the Uintah County Library is investing in e-book services with Libby over...
Ashley National Forest Asks People to Be Patient Getting Into the Forest
Snow is in abundance this year and has led to a record year of snow pack which is exactly what was needed for a state...
Daggett County Seeking Volunteers For Victim Advocacy Program
The Daggett County Victim Advocacy Program is seeking the help of volunteers. The Victim Advocacy Program assists...
Water District Manager Offers Spring Runoff Outlook
While snow in the valleys has melted significantly, Uintah Water Conservancy District General Manager William Merkley...
Obituaries
Nobody likes to think about death, but unfortunately, it is a part of life. At some point, we all have to say goodbye to the people we love. Our listing of local obituaries will help you remember and honor the member’s of our community who are no longer with us.
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