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From collage and photography to gallery exhibits, Southern Utah Art Guild is giving residents plenty of ways to get creative this November. The guild’s monthly schedule includes hands-on activities, specialty clubs and opportunities for artists of all experience levels to share their work, learn new techniques and discover new ways to express themselves.
Southbound traffic on River Road was reduced to one lane Thursday evening while first responders cleared the scene of a T-bone crash. St. George Police Officer Ryan Nielsen told St. George News that a green passenger car and a black pickup truck were involved in the incident, which happened shortly before 4 p.m.
Southern Utah's soggy autumn continues, with rain, thunderstorms and possible flooding expected this Halloween weekend. Mike Seaman, lead meteorologist with the National Weather Service, said Southern Utah has a "fairly wet weekend coming up."
Jessica Terrenzi and Etienne Bowler smile for a photo inside their walk-in closet, which gained millions of views on social media, St. George, Utah, Oct. 29, 2026. Photo by Jessi Bang, St. George News As featured on St.
Four Region 9 high schools saw top-three finishes in either the boys or girls cross-country races at the Utah High School Activities Association’s 4A state championships on Wednesday afternoon. In the 4A girls race, Region 9 rivals Crimson Cliffs and Cedar ended up in a tie for third place with 142 points apiece, behind state champion Orem’s 96 points and runner-up Timpanogos’s 132.
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The Springdale Town Council is scheduled to hold a public hearing on Nov. 10, 2026, regarding proposed amendments to the Town Code. The hearing aims to address inconsistencies resulting from the adoption of the Utah Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) Code.