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A repeat DUI offender was arrested in Uintah County on Friday. According to the Probable Cause Statement, on October 30th, in Uintah County, a man was seated in the driver's seat of a motor vehicle with the engine running in a parking lot at 2500 West 500 North in Maeser.
The Maeser Water Improvement District has issued an emergency notice for a special meeting scheduled for Oct. 22, 2026. The meeting will address personnel policies and operator hiring.
Karl G. Maeser Preparatory Academy scheduled a public board meeting for Oct. 21, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. The meeting, held at the Maeser Library in Lindon, will include discussions on various curriculum updates, budget items, and facility maintenance.
The Maeser 3rd Ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced upcoming Sunday worship services in Vernal, Utah. The congregation invites neighbors, families, and friends to participate in various faith-based activities and community gatherings.
The Maeser 4th Ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has shared information regarding upcoming services and community activities in Vernal, Utah. The congregation offers various faith-based activities and Sunday worship services for neighbors, families, and friends.
The Provo City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Oct. 14, 2026, to discuss multiple land use and zoning items. The meeting will include discussions on accessory dwelling unit regulations, warehouse development, and townhome projects in the Spring Creek and Maeser neighborhoods.
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The libraries in the Uintah Basin are second to none in their offerings to local communities. The Duchesne County Library System is inviting community feedback this week during two strategic planning focus groups. All are welcome to offer feedback and identify the needs that the library may be able to help with.
The Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation announced last month more than $2.1 million in grant funding toward 24 projects in the state through its latest Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Grant cycle. The funding will expand motorized recreation opportunities across Utah, support trail improvements, and so much more, but what’s the secret to being awarded funding for these projects?
With a few days left to vote, only 3% of people under the age of 30 have voted. If college students vote, you all would rule this place, said David Chappell, candidate for House District 63. There was a candidate reform meeting for House District 63, which covers part of the Provo and Springville area.
New and gently used coats are available for free today at the Vernal Rotary Winter Coat and Hoodie Drive for those needing some help staying warm this winter. Vernal Rotary Club members are passionate about this cause and say that the need for coats in our community is greatly underestimated.
Hard work and perseverance paid off for a group of Union High School athletes. The Union Cougar Girls Volleyball team won the 2026 3A Girls Volleyball State Championship on Friday at Utah Valley University in Orem. The Union team beat Logan in Round 1 of the tournament, Layton Christian in Round 2, Morgan in the State Semi-finals, and Delta in the championship game.
An Aggie Alert indicating a potential threat on the USU Uintah Basin campus was found to be a false alarm on Monday morning. Uintah School District shared that the alert was sent out at about 9am on Monday, November 2nd, stating that there was “a potential threat on/near” the school’s Vernal campus and that the campus had gone into SECURE status with its exterior doors locked.