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St. George News reported on several local developments, including a proposed sales tax to fund the Fire Department and expanded cancer care services. Other stories included a 19-year-old nurse entering the healthcare field and a new headquarters for Stout Roofing.

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  • A proposed St. George sales tax is being debated as a method to fund the Fire Department.
  • Intermountain is expanding cancer care in St. George with specialized brain tumor expertise.
  • A 19-year-old nurse is fast-tracking into a healthcare career.
  • Stout Roofing has opened a new headquarters after nearly 30 years in Southern Utah.

Several local developments were highlighted in a news report including a proposed sales tax for the St. George Fire Department and the expansion of cancer care services by Intermountain. The report also noted a 19-year-old nurse entering the healthcare field and the opening of a new headquarters for Stout Roofing.

A proposed sales tax in St. George has sparked debate regarding how to fund the Fire Department. Additionally, Intermountain has expanded cancer care in St. George by adding specialized expertise for brain tumors.

In other regional news, a 19-year-old nurse is using a fast track to enter a healthcare career. Meanwhile, Stout Roofing has opened a new headquarters after nearly 30 years in Southern Utah.

St. George officers also received medals for their work during a fire rescue in Bella Vista.

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