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The Utah Community Clean Energy Program begins in January and will support new renewable energy development. Photo courtesy of Jenna Whetzel
The Utah Community Clean Energy Program aims to add enough renewable energy to the grid over time to match participating customers annual electricity use.
Herbert defeated former county councilmember Rory Paxman with nearly 60% of the vote and will succeed Bill Winfield. Neal Herbert speaks during the Moab Chamber of Commerce candidate debate Oct. 15 at Star Hall. Herbert won an at-large seat on the Grand County Commission in Tuesday’s election, according to unofficial results.
Diego Velasquez won the Grand County Commission District 4 seat in Tuesday’s election, defeating Shalee Holland. Diego Velasquez speaks during the Moab Chamber of Commerce candidate debate Oct. 15 at Star Hall. Velasquez won the Grand County Commission District 4 race in Tuesday’s election, according to unofficial results.
Everett Hildenbrandt defeated incumbent Mike McCurdy in Tuesday’s election for Grand County Commission District 5. Everett Hildenbrandt speaks during the Moab Chamber of Commerce candidate debate Oct. 15 at Star Hall. Hildenbrandt defeated incumbent Mike McCurdy by 45 votes in the Grand County Commission District 5 race, according to unofficial results.
Wednesday, Nov. 4, Grand County Commission Chambers, 125 E. Center St., Moab. The commission meets a day later than its usual Tuesday because of Election Day. Times are approximate. Formal agenda (PDF) A budget workshop begins at 2 p.m., followed by a 3:45 p.m.
Grand County's general election is Tuesday, Nov. 3. If your ballot is still on the kitchen counter, here's how to make sure it counts. Don't mail it now. Ballots must reach the Grand County Clerk/Auditor by 8 p.m. Tuesday, and postmarks no longer count, according to the county's notice of early voting and drop box locations.
UPDATE: The Delicate Arch Trail has been reopened, Arches National Park announced at 11:52 a.m. The road to the Delicate Arch Viewpoint still remains closed. GRAND COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — Several closures are occurring across Grand County due to the large amounts of rainfall across Utah.
November is the perfect time for wildlife watchers and photographers to see mule deer since they are migrating during breeding season and also moving to lower elevations in search of feed. You’ll have a great opportunity to see them during an upcoming event!
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 4, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — The votes have been cast and ballots are being counted in the aftermath of Utah’s long-awaited 2026 midterm election. According to the initial tallies, the blue tsunami that swept the nation Tuesday also made waves in Utah.
But before hanging up the garden tools, make sure your yard is ready for winter by finishing the last few tasks. This will ensure an easier start for your garden in the spring. Consider these tips and links from the Utah State University Extension Gardeners Almanac.
The free evening begins with an art show at 5 p.m. followed by live music at 7 p.m. Refreshments will be served and everyone is welcome. ARC brings together people in recovery, their families, friends and neighbors to celebrate creativity and connection, reads ARC's press release.
The Moab City Council unanimously approved the purchase of a permanent drainage easement for the Whites Canyon Detention Basin on Tuesday, Oct. 27, marking a significant step toward securing the city's ability to maintain the decades-old stormwater management facility. Moab City Manager Michael Black said maintaining the Whites Canyon Detention Basin is critical to the city's stormwater efforts.
This year’s event lineup will highlight a variety of local science research, with topics spanning biology, geology, ecology, and atmospheric science. All four events, which are free, run from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Woody’s Tavern on Wednesday nights.