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KNEU 1250The Uintah County Heritage Museum is excited to announce that they have a new art show opening. Entitled “Brush and Lens” the show consists of 20 pieces. There will be 10 large 20 x 30 photographed landscapes by Stephen Sandau and ten artistic paintings by Deena Millecam.
Utah is a hot spot for new business transplants so it’s no surprise that a manufacturing company responsible for a whole new industry has chosen it for its headquarters.
Imagine being stranded in sub-zero temperatures after your snowmobile became stuck. For one 80-year-old man this scenario played out in the area of the Strawberry River and thankfully he survived the ordeal.
TriCounty Health has announced that as of Monday, the health department has changed the way it will report COVID-19 cases, including the termination of the weekly transmission report.
Scammers are hard at work trying to steal your hard earned money. Roosevelt Police Chief Mark Watkins is urging the community to be on the lookout and not fall for the scammer’s approach.
The people of ‘Friends Against Family Violence’ understand how important their work in the community is. They also understand the importance of connection, laughter, and having a great time. They have combined the two and are urging all in the community to join them for “Charity Comedy Nights” this weekend.
Don’t underestimate the kids in Moffat County. Just this last week Colorado held their State Robotic Tournament in Denver and the 5 elementary teams from Moffat County were in it to win. At the tournament each team faced 24 teams throughout Colorado in the exact same challenge.
The Uintah School Board held a special business meeting last week to discuss the district’s upcoming capital projects.
There seems to be so many negative things happening that sometimes we need to remind ourselves that simple good things are happening in our community. A good example took place at the Tracy Byrd concert in Vernal over the weekend.
State competition last week went very well for the Uintah High DECA Club. The team had a 2nd place finish overall in the Chapter of the Year category and 17 club members qualified for nationals. Justin Schmidt, Kenadee Allred, Ellie Hartman, and Bryson Allan were in the top 10 percent of test scores in their individual subjects.
The Division of Wildlife Resources is asking citizens throughout the region for help as they investigate a poaching incident.
The Uinta Basin recorded its first exceedance of the EPA ozone standard of the year on Monday. According to the report from Dr. Seth Lyman, USU Bingham Research Center Director, ozone has continued to increase in the Uinta Basin and the likelihood of high ozone will not pass for several more days.