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KNEU 1250The search continues for a Roosevelt girl, missing since Tuesday morning. The National Center For Missing & Exploited Children have joined the cause of helping find 13-year-old Rylie Secrest. Rylie is 5 foot 3 inches tall and 120 pounds with red hair and hazel eyes.
The people behind the scenes of the Ashley National Forest are exploring new ways to keep the public up to date on their happenings and a newsletter has been added to their offerings. In the newsletter’s first edition, Forest Supervisor Susan Eickhoff shares that the passing of the Great American Outdoors Act and other initiatives means the Forest is working to improve aged facilities.
The current list of candidates for the 2022 county elections include the following:
Showing appreciation for teachers can take many forms. One that could mean a lot to the amazing teacher in your life is taking the time to nominate them for the 2022 Uintah Schools Foundation Showalter Endowment’s Excellence In Teaching Award.
The Uintah Basin can shake off the winter blues this weekend with some bull riding madness. The annual PRCA Marvelous Xtreme Bull Madness is happening Friday and Saturday at the Western Park Arena and once again is presented by The Colby Lofthouse Memorial Scholarship.
Disco balls, confetti, and neon 70’s dancing suits…It’s closing weekend for Uintah Theatre’s production of ‘Mama Mia!’ and those that have experienced it are spreading the word that this is not one to miss.
The public is asked to share any information they may have with authorities about a missing Roosevelt girl. Roosevelt City Police report that 13-year-old Rylie Seacrest was last seen Tuesday at 5:45am in Roosevelt.
The 2022 Declared Candidates list on uintahelections.utah.gov reports that 2022 election candidates in Uintah County are Steve Labrum for Sheriff, Michael Wilkins for Clerk-Auditor, and Jaymon Thomas as Attorney.
Roosevelt City is holding a public hearing this month as the City Council considers updates to the City’s fee schedule.
TriCounty Health Department is continuing with their virtual training offered every third Tuesday of the month. This month’s class is a Sewage Waste Haulers and Drinking Water Haulers training and it is being held on March 17th at 3:00pm.
While snow over the last week has been a welcome site throughout the region, it also comes with increased danger in the backcountry. U.S. Forest Service is alerting those in northern and eastern Utah that the significant snowfall received means rising avalanche danger.
Robotic-assisted surgeries are a blessing and Ashley Regional Medical Center is now offering new robotic-assisted surgeries.