Valar Atomics hosts community open house amid community concerns over proposed developments on state and federal lands
With Valar Atomics gaining unanimous approval from the Utah State Trust Lands Administration board to lease 640 acres in Carbon County, and with a pending application to the Bureau of Land Management for over 9,000 acres of federal land, the company gathered community members for an open-house event on Tuesday, Sept. 29.
via castlecountryradio.comCarbon CountyOctober 1, 2026
Valar Atomics hosts town hall on proposed Carbon County site - ETV News
PRICE – After securing a 640-acre land agreement with the Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration (SITLA) Board in Carbon County, Valar Atomics hosted a town hall to address community questions about nuclear safety, land use, environmental impacts and the area’s future growth. The meeting packed the Southeastern Regional Development Agency on Tuesday, Sept.
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Carbon County Commissioner Jared Haddock talks property tax
Amid growing community concerns over property tax assessments, Carbon County Commissioner Jared Haddock joined the KOAL newsroom to discuss property taxes and some of the commission's community efforts. Commissioner Haddock first outlined the commission's goals and explained how closing coal mines affected Carbon County.
via castlecountryradio.comCarbon CountySeptember 30, 2026
Scott Clair Perry Jr. Passes Away in Arizona
Scott Clair Perry Jr., a 48-year-old traveling electrician, has passed away in Arizona. A memorial service for Perry is scheduled for Oct. 3 in Price, Utah.
PerrySeptember 29, 2026
Community gathers for Carbon County Friends of NRA Fundraiser
PRICE — The Carbon County Friends of NRA hosted its annual fundraising banquet at the Carbon Events and Recreation Complex on Friday, Sept. 26, bringing together community members for an evening of food, fundraising, auctions and fellowship.
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Coal and Chaos Festival unites metalheads across Eastern Utah
Looking to bring a stronger taste of metal music to the Castle Country, the Coal and Chaos Metal Festival took over the Carbon County Fairgrounds on Saturday, Sept. Filling the area with sounds from all styles of the genre, the inaugural festival left attendees excited for what the future may hold for the event.
via castlecountryradio.comCarbon CountySeptember 28, 2026
