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Project Alley, the first sober living home for women in the Basin, opened nearly 30 days ago and has since reached capacity. “We have some remarkable women in the program who are showing up present every day, willing to be vulnerable about their struggles, and encouraging one another to keep going for another 24 hours,” […]
Acclaimed tenor and chart-topping classical crossover artist Nathan Pacheco is returning in concert to Vernal tonight on his highly anticipated “Emmanuel, Christmas 2025” tour. Pacheco’s Christmas concert last year awed the crowd at the Vernal Middle School auditorium and his return so soon has been received as exciting news for those fans and those who […]
After a delay due to the government shutdown, the Utah Department of Workforce Services has released updated unemployment data. September’s seasonally adjusted state unemployment rate was estimated at 3.4% with approximately 63,500 Utahns unemployed. The national unemployment rate is up a tenth of a percentage point at 4.4%. Northeastern Utah ticked up slightly in unemployment […]
The National Hot Rod Association made a big announcement on Tuesday concerning the Uintah Basin: NHRA officials have announced the build of a new NHRA-sanctioned track as part of Division 7 with the upcoming Apex Racing Foundation in Utah’s Duchesne County. Groundbreaking for Apex Racing Foundation will take place at 11am on December 22nd at […]
On Tuesday, U.S. Senator John Curtis introduced the Western Refined Fuel Reserve Act, legislation to establish a dedicated reserve of refined fuels west of the Rocky Mountains. Curtis shares that the bill is designed to protect Western communities, military readiness, and regional economies from fuel shortages during emergencies by ensuring secure, strategically-located storage of gasoline, […]
Main Street in Vernal near Kid’s Canal will be fully closed starting today as work is completed on the canal piping project. “A section of Main Street near 1500 West will be closed December 10th through December 18th for extensive work on the storm drain, culvert, and canal piping,” shares Vernal City. “Please plan for […]
Candidacy filing dates are approaching for the 2026 General Election. In both Duchesne County and Uintah County, the local offices to be filled in the 2026 General Election include School Board Districts 1, 2, and 3; County Commission Seat A and B; County Attorney, County Clerk-Auditor, and County Sheriff. There are also openings for Utah […]
The Department of Workforce Services has updated employment data after a delay. According to the new data, Utah’s nonfarm payroll employment for September 2025 increased an estimated 1.5% across 12 months, adding a cumulative 26,700 jobs to the state economy since September 2024, bringing Utah’s job count to 1,783,000. In Daggett County, employment reached 529 […]
The popular two day event that draws people to Green River, Wyoming every summer is no longer in limbo. It was unclear whether Flaming Gorge Days would continue after the dissolution this fall of the nonprofit, Green River Flaming Gorge Days, Inc. The Green River City Mayor recently spoke on behalf of the City in […]
The Utah Wildlife Board approved changes to an administrative rule regarding relief options for permit holders whose hunt is affected by wildfire or other natural disasters. Now, when a natural disaster prevents their participation in the hunt listed on their permit, the hunter is allowed one or more of the following options: reinstating their bonus […]
The official start to winter is coming up quick and Vernal City has a helpful list of things to do in order to be prepared. First, keep the streets clear for snow plows when it snows. Move vehicles and debris from the roadside to get the roads cleared quickly and safely. When it does snow, […]
Speaker Mike Schultz of the Utah House of Representatives visited Uintah County on Monday to speak about the redistricting process and the selection of a map that many are calling an act of judicial activism. Speaker Schultz emphasized during Monday’s meeting that District Court Judge Dianna Gibson said that Proposition 4 must be followed, and […]