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Gov. Deidre Henderson criticized Trump administration on "60 Minutes" over the weekend over their handling of elections. Postal workers intercepted a threatening letter with white powder sent to Utah election office. Sen. Mike Lee does not believe the Trump administration will dispute midterm election results.
EMERY — Emery Town is facing a water shortage, and a private company has offered to provide the town with drinking, secondary and agricultural water as a byproduct of deep-well mineral extraction, with no upfront cost. Mayor Funk said the technology is already used in places such as Saudi Arabia, California and Minnesota and has been approved by the state.
Eagle Mountain’s City Council will meet on Tuesday, October 20, at the City Council Chambers, 1650 E. Stagecoach Run, for a 4 PM work session followed by a 7 PM policy session. Work Session (4 PM) Three items are up for discussion during the work sesion. As with all work session items, these are informational […]
Consultants have begun work on a plan for eight remaining acres of Moab’s senior campus, advancing a longstanding effort to give older residents more options to stay in the community as their needs change. Canyonlands Care Center is part of the Moab Area Partnership for Seniors campus, where the health care district is planning housing and services for approximately eight remaining acres.
PRICE – The Carbon Dinos football team closed out its regular-season schedule on Thursday, Oct. 15, hosting the Cedar City Reds while celebrating the program’s senior class on Senior Night.
The suspicious letters sent to at least three dozen congressional offices last week do not contain hazardous materials, top security officials say, but the situation remains under investigation. Senators and House members in both parties began receiving the letters last week, sent to their offices in Washington and back home.
The long-closed walking and biking connection to downtown Moab is moving closer to reopening after the Moab City Council unanimously approved a $527,943 construction contract Oct. 13 to replace the Pack Creek pedestrian bridge. The Pack Creek Trail bridge behind St.