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4th of July Redmud Run Adding New Color Run

Jun 20, 2018 · Basin Now · News

A Roosevelt event that grows in popularity every year is rapidly approaching. The annualRedmud Run held annually on July 4th is in its 6th year. The event started in 2013 with new fans joining the muddy fun every year. The event started with about 250 participantsand by year 4 there was over 500 participants.

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Uintah County Certified Tax Rate Tabled Until Wednesday

Jun 19, 2018 · Basin Now · News

With a feeling of Déjà vu, Uintah County Commissioners grappled again with the adoption of the State recommended Certified Tax Rate. If adopted, the 2018 Certified Tax Rate would increase property taxes by approximately $11 dollars per $100,000 dollars in home value with the county receiving an additional $749,000 dollars in order to provide the county with the same revenue totals as 2017.

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Vernal Regional Airport Invites Public For Grand Reopening

Jun 19, 2018 · Basin Now · News

After years of construction and major changes, the Vernal Regional Airport is celebrating its way into the future and has invited the public to join in. “We are doing an airport Grand Reopening for the runway, terminal, and also a ribbon cutting for the new air service,” shares Airport Manager Doug Brown.

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Uintah County Library Hosts Traveling Teen Memoriam Display

Jun 19, 2018 · Basin Now · News

The Uintah County Library is remembering 120 teens that have been lost on Utah roads, including one of the Basin’s own. The state’s Zero Fatalities Campaign includes a Teen Memoriam of youth who have lost their lives on Utah Roads as a way to put faces and feeling behind the statistics of lives lost.

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Local USU Research Enables Local Industry Time for Solutions to Ozone Problem

Jun 18, 2018 · Basin Now · News

Thanks to the USU-Uintah Basin Bingham Research Center, local industry has more time to find cost-effective solutions to the local ozone problem regulated by the EPA. Senior research scientist Huy Tran provided evidence that certain high ozone days were natural-caused exceedances and ultimately the research lead to the EPA dropping the Uintah Basin’s non-attainment level from Moderate to Marginal.

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Vernal City Moves Forward with Wayfinding Design Agreement

Jun 18, 2018 · Basin Now · News

Vernal City is moving forward in partnership with other cities to design, develop, and implement a wayfinding system in Uintah County. According to Vernal City Manager Quinn Bennion, the City Council approved the design contract with Landmark Design for $49,780 dollars for the development of the master plan.

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Representative Rob Bishop Supports Opioid Legislation

Jun 18, 2018 · Basin Now · News

Utah Representative Rob Bishop has put his support behind the efforts to battle the opioid crisis in Utah and beyond. The U.S. House of Representatives passed a measure aimed at combating the nationwide crisis and Representative Bishop has been outspoken about making this battle a top priority.