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Downward Spiral Carolyn Campbell Catherine H. Christman
Growing up, the Sharp siblings were never lonely. “Something was always going on,” recalled Suzanne, the youngest of seven. “Someone getting dolled up for a date, someone running in with the latest Beatles album, someone wrecking the car.”
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The Vernal Area Chamber of Commerce announced on Tuesday that the Outstanding Public Service Award recipient is Kason Goodrich. For Kason, service is a way of life, shares the Chamber announcement. From his years as a Utah State Trooper to his leadership at Mountain America Credit Union, he has remained committed to strengthening the Uintah Basin and helping others succeed.
The Uintah County Commission made several approvals during Tuesday afternoon’s Commission meeting. The ‘Commission Meeting Highlights’ shared the following: The Commission approved amendments to Title 4 of the Uintah County Code regarding purchasing procedures.
A woman was arrested in Duchesne County on Monday after a traffic stop. According to the Affidavit of Probable Cause, an Officer could hear what sounded like a vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed as the Officer was stopped at a 4 way stop sign in Neola.
A marijuana grow operation was discovered on Monday in the Roosevelt home of a man who pleaded Guilty of Production of Marijuana in 2024. According to the Affidavit of Probable Cause, Officers arrived at the home near 300 North 600 East to serve court paperwork to Danny Lee Cooper, who came to the door.
The Lake Point Improvement District will hold a regular business meeting on Nov. 12, 2026, to discuss the 2027 preliminary budget and various infrastructure projects. The meeting is scheduled to take place at the Broken Arrow Conference Room in Lake Point.