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Someone carved names into or near prehistoric rock art at two sites outside Moab, and the Bureau of Land Management is asking the public for help finding who did it. One site is along Highway 279. The other is near Hell's Revenge, the 4x4 trail in the Sand Flats Recreation Area.
The Clay Artisans of Moab's eighth Soup Bowl Fundraiser sold out before the doors opened on Saturday, Nov. 7, for the first time, and raised more than $19,200 for the Wellness Collective, organizer Samantha Derbyshire said. Now the event has outgrown the volunteers who run it.
Federal law enforcement officials are trying to track down suspected petroglyph vandals who damaged ancient rock art panels in the Moab area. Recently, the Bureau of Land Management Utah said it was investigating two incidents. One happened along Highway 279, and the other occurred near Hell’s Revenge.
Tuesday, Nov. 10, 6 p.m., Moab City Council Chambers, 217 E. Center St. Times are approximate. Formal agenda (PDF) Full packet Public comment is taken near the start of the meeting and is limited to three minutes per person.
Meow, my friends, it’s Cosmo the Library Cat, your trusty correspondent at Grand County Public Library. As the weather starts to turn colder and sunbeams grow more elusive, my thoughts turn to non-library animals who spend the winters outdoors.
Climb Moab Gym's Reel Rock 20 screening Friday raises money for youth mentorship, and the Moab Arts and Recreation Center's fourth annual Art for the Recovery Community festival opens Saturday with art, music and refreshments, free to all. Veterans Day brings a fee-free day at Arches and Canyonlands, and runners, golfers and ultra racers fill out the rest of the weekend.
The Grand County Commission approved donating 1.48 acres in San Juan County for a station serving both counties, but construction has no firm timeline. The Moab Valley Fire station on Jan. 4, 2022. Grand County approved donating land for a future Spanish Valley station intended to serve residents of both Grand and San Juan counties.
More than 40 years after Eva Olesen was killed in Provo, Utah County prosecutors are moving forward with an aggravated murder case against Douglas Carter even though recent DNA testing excluded him from the crime scene. Now, Carter wants access to that DNA evidence he and his attorney say could help identify who the killer was.
The Clearfield Parks and Recreation Commission is scheduled to meet on Nov. 18, 2026, to discuss various departmental updates and new appointments. The meeting will take place at the Clearfield City Hall Executive Conference Room.
The Blanding Cemetery Maintenance District Board of Directors will hold a budget hearing on Nov. 18, 2026, to approve 2027 budgets.
In November, the West Bountiful Arts Council concludes its 2026 concert series by featuring Susie Carter’s holiday performance.Concertgoers will be…
The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Thursday, Nov. 19, 2026, to consider two development proposals involving commercial and residential projects. The meeting is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. at Farmington City Hall.
A new petition has been launched to halt the development of the Vesper Amphitheater at the mouth of Provo Canyon, as developers prepare a revised proposal for the project. The Orem City Council has already formally expressed opposition to the development, citing concerns over traffic, light and sound pollution, and the impact on local parks.