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Grand County (Moab) beat Montezuma-Cortez 3-1 in girls volleyball on Wednesday, Oct. 14, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Earlier this season, Montezuma-Cortez beat Grand County 3-2 on Wednesday, Aug. 26.
Entering this game, UHSAA's RPI standings listed Grand County (No. 20) at 2-16 in 2A girls volleyball (as of Oct. 14).
Results are from the UHSAA scoreboard; this brief reports only the final score UHSAA published.
Meow and hello! Cosmo the Library Cat at your service. I am here with an invitation to a program designed especially for the wee ones—Move and Groove Toddler Time. Toddlers and their caregivers are invited to join us at the Moab Library on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, at 10:30 AM for this special musical treat presented in partnership with Early Intervention.
Rising creek levels prompted Moab to close all city trails along Mill Creek Parkway and Pack Creek on Wednesday, Oct. 14, while Grand County closed three low-water crossings because of water levels and debris. Caution tape blocks access to the Mill Creek Parkway near Main Street in Moab.
You Asked, We Answered A new Moab Sun News column that turns reader questions into reported answers. Got a question? After we reported that Grand County is seeking a state grant that could put ad screens on the Arches shuttle, a reader asked: "What's the total the county has committed now on this whole project?
MOAB CITY, Utah (ABC4) — The city of Moab has announced the temporary closure city trails due to rising water levels. According to the city, all city trails along Mill Creek Parkway and Pack Creek are temporarily closed due to rising creek levels.
Updated - Oct. Staff The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is opening applications for sportsman permits, including for bighorn sheep. (Utah Division of Wildlife Resources) Save Story Leer en español Listen:0 Seconds 00:00 SALT LAKE CITY — Applications for Utah's most prized hunting permits open Tuesday, Oct.
Wiggins seeks a second term and has spent his law enforcement career with Grand County. Winder served as Salt Lake County sheriff from 2007 to 2017 and as Moab police chief from 2017 to 2019. The Times-Independent asked both candidates the same five questions about public safety priorities, the proposed public safety center, workplace concerns, staffing and coordination with other agencies.
The City of St. George Water Services manages the complete water cycle, including drinking and irrigation water treatment, distribution, and wastewater collection. The department also provides digital tools for water conservation and monitoring.
Hurricane City will host Dumpster Days from Oct. 19 through Oct. 21. Republic will begin dropping off dumpsters on Monday, though arrivals may occur later in the day.
(Sponsored) Southern Utah’s reputation as an outdoor recreation hub continues to grow, and a new mountain biking trail system in Desert Color is adding another exciting element to the region’s extensive network of attractions. The new trail system, which is now open, provides roughly 6 miles of dedicated singletrack for everyday riding along with competitive events.
JUNCTION, Piute County — There's no need to look at the numbers to see just how low Piute Reservoir is right now. The exposed shoreline tells much of the story. Areas that would typically be underwater in the spring are now dry, with the reservoir sitting at just 6% of its total capacity.
3A Playoffs Morgan 4, Logan 1 Kendall Peterson scored twice and Morgan dispatched Logan 4-1 in the first round of the 3A state tournament. The sixth-seeded Trojans got additional goals from Monea Whimpey and Jane Evans, while Whimpey and Amy Thomas each added an assist.
School libraries in Utah are in the spotlight as the state launches a broad review into how they decide which books land on the shelves. The Utah State Board of Education has started a $60,000 effort to examine how school library books are chosen, stemming from questions about the influence of outside organizations and vendors.