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Guides from Moab outfitter Sheri Griffith River Expeditions are on camera in the second episode of food writer J. Kenji López-Alt's "Cooking on the River," posted Nov. 5. They help run his camp kitchen on the Colorado River. The 29-minute episode covers the first two days of the Moab Music Festival's four-day Cataract Canyon raft trip, which ran Sept. 15-18.
On Oct. 29, 7th District Judge Don Torgerson heard about three hours of arguments in Moab on motions asking him to decide parts of the case without a trial, in Friends of the Abajos v. Henderson (case 260700008).
Whether Grand County or Echo Canyon's own board controls what gets built along Kane Creek Road is what's at stake in a case before a Moab judge. He heard about three hours of arguments Oct. 29 over whether the two state laws behind Echo Canyon break the Utah Constitution.
Amy Irvine was a competitive rock climber, a wildland firefighter and a national park ranger. Then motherhood left her isolated on a mesa in southwest Colorado with a sick baby and a yard full of animals. Her new memoir, "Almost Animal: A Memoir of Motherhood, Wildness, and the American West," tells that story.
A violin, a family's book of remembrance and seeds planted on a newcomer's first days in Moab are now on display at the Moab Museum, each one an answer to the same question: How did you get here? "How Did We Get Here? Stories of Migration and Home" opened Oct. 22 and runs through Aug. 28, 2027, according to the museum.
Scottie Hope Shumway was born at 4:40 a.m. Oct. 10, 2026. She was 6 pounds and 14 ounces and was 19.5 inches tall. Her parents are Colten and Jaci Shumway. Scottie Hope Shumway Miles Robert Porebski was born at 5:19 p.m. Oct. 10, 2026. He was 8 pounds and 2 ounces and was 19.75 inches long.
Perfect fall weather paired well with incredible folk and bluegrass music over two days at the Moab Ballfields and two nights at Star Hall over the weekend for the 24th Annual Moab Folk Festival. Saturday shows at the fields included Jordan Smart, The Rebel Eves, Bonnie Paine and Rising Appalachia.
PRICE Community Nursing Services (CNS) hosted its annual Bags N Brews fundraiser on Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Carbon Events and Recreation Complex, bringing the community together for a day of friendly competition and charitable giving. With the help of Castle Country Cornhole, participants competed in a cornhole tournament while friends and family gathered to cheer them on.
USU Eastern Gallery East press release PRICE – The work of four artists—all graduates of USU’s art program—will be on exhibition at Gallery East during the month of November. The exhibit, entitled Of Earth and Air, will feature works by three ceramic artists and an artist works primarily with painting media.
SALT LAKE CITY — Most people don't like having to wake up early for work, but you can't beat one positive thing: those beautiful sunrises. They just hit different compared to sunsets. KSL meteorologist Matt Johnson shared footage of one particularly stunning sunrise on Instagram.
The Salt Lake Chamber hosted its 50th annual Women & Business Conference and ATHENA Awards Luncheon on November 11, 2026. The event honored women leaders, including Sandi Sumner Hendry, who received the 2026 ATHENA Leadership Award.
HELPER — Helper Middle School honored the men and women who have served in the United States military during its second annual Veterans Day assembly on Wednesday, Nov. 11, bringing students and staff together to recognize the sacrifices of veterans and the lasting impact of their service.
Salt Lake City will be the testing ground for a new DoorDash program in hopes that the company's robotic delivery system takes a cue from the USPS creed. "Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds" is the postal worker motto well known across the country, and it may soon carry over to Dot.