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Father and Toddler Injured in Virgin River Gorge Rappelling Fall

A father and his 1-year-old child sustained injuries after falling an estimated 70 to 80 feet during a rappelling excursion in the Virgin River Gorge on September 25, 2026. The incident prompted a multi-agency technical rescue that lasted several hours into the night.

Southern Utah Weekend Events Guide – September 24, 2026 - The Independent | Southern Utah's #1 Source for Arts, Events & Entertainment

This week’s Southern Utah Weekend Events Guide features the Zion Canyon Music Festival, Mysterious X, Vegas McGraw, theater productions, art, comedy shows, markets, local live music, and more. If you would like to add an upcoming event, you can add one here, or if you need to cancel or edit a previously submitted event, you can do so here.

Southern Utah Adoptable Pets Guide

The Independent’s Southern Utah Adoptable Pet Guide features pet adoption options from various animal shelters throughout southern Utah. Adopt a new pet today! Because Animals Matter Because Animals Matter is dedicated to reducing animal abuse and neglect for adoption through a network of foster homes and the Because Animals Matter Center, a transition facility.

Over 150 Youth Gather for Utah Catholic Conference Session

More than 150 youth gathered at the Skaggs Catholic Center on Sept. 19 for the youth session of the Utah Catholic Conference. The event saw a significant increase in attendance compared to the previous year.

St. GeorgeSeptember 25, 2026

Boost conference to offer entrepreneurial advice at Utah Tech University

Utah Tech University's Atwood Innovation Plaza and the Nucleus Institute are hosting the Boost conference to provide entrepreneurial advice to students and community members. The event is scheduled for Oct. 2 in the Zion Room at Utah Tech University.

St. GeorgeSeptember 25, 2026

St. George City Council Schedules Oct. 1 Work Meeting

The St. George City Council has scheduled a work meeting for Oct. 1, 2026, to discuss several municipal items, including detention basins and a new 911 center contract.

St. GeorgeSeptember 25, 2026

St. George City Council Scheduled Oct. 1 Work Meeting

A public notice from the City of St. George outlines the agenda for a City Council work meeting scheduled for October 1, 2026. The meeting will cover various topics including subdivision detention basins and a new 911 Center contract.

St. GeorgeSeptember 25, 2026

St. George to Hold Budget Hearing on October 1

The City of St. George scheduled a public hearing for October 1, 2026, to discuss budget increases for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. The meeting will take place during the City Council meeting at the City Council Chambers.

St. GeorgeSeptember 25, 2026

Washington County employment grows 4% with 3,600 jobs added

Washington County employment grew by 4% over the past year, adding more than 3,600 jobs by August. According to the Utah Department of Workforce Services, this growth outpaced neighboring Iron and Kane counties.

Washington CountySeptember 25, 2026

Volunteer Fair Scheduled for September 28 at Utah Tech University

A community volunteer fair sponsored by JustServe, the St. George Chamber of Commerce, and Utah Tech University is scheduled for September 28. The event will take place at the Utah Tech University Gardner Ballroom and is open to all community members.

St. GeorgeSeptember 24, 2026

Utah Tech President Highlights Hands-on Learning in Inaugural Address

Utah Tech University President Shane B. Smeed delivered his inaugural State of the University Address on campus Wednesday morning, highlighting the institution's focus on hands-on learning. During the address, Smeed discussed academic growth, student success metrics, and the university's strategic vision for the future.

St. GeorgeSeptember 24, 2026

St. George Tabernacle Announces Free October 2026 Event Schedule

The St. George Tabernacle has announced a schedule of free public events for October 2026. The lineup includes lectures, choir performances, and various musical acts throughout the month.

St. GeorgeSeptember 24, 2026

Fourteen Intermountain Health Hospitals Earn 2026 Vizient Quality Leadership Award

Fourteen Intermountain Health hospitals received the 2026 Bernard A. Birnbaum, MD, Quality Leadership Award for clinical excellence. The recognition follows the Vizient Quality and Accountability Study using 2025-2026 data.

Salt Lake CitySeptember 24, 2026

Utah Tech Completes Fifth Straight Sweep to Open Big Sky Play

Utah Tech completed its fifth consecutive sweep by defeating Portland State in its Big Sky conference opener on Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026. The Trailblazers won the match in three sets at Viking Pavilion.

St. GeorgeOriginally published September 24, 2026

Art Around the Corner Announces Call for Southern Utah Artists

The Art Around the Corner Foundation is inviting Southern Utah artists to submit work for the I Art: A Community Art Celebration. This one-night event is scheduled for Nov. 12, 2026, at the new St. George City Hall at Town Square.

St. GeorgeSeptember 24, 2026

St. George City Council to Hold Budget Hearing Oct. 1

The St. George City Council will hold a public hearing on October 1, 2026, regarding budget increases for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 5:00 p.m. at the St. George City Offices.

St. GeorgeSeptember 24, 2026

Warm Days & Cool Nights

By: Damon Yauney Posted Warm & dry weather will stick around through the weekend across most of the area. The exception will be SE UT where isolated t-storms could pop up over the mtns. Then showery & cool early next week. SALT LAKE CITY Thursday: Mostly sunny & slightly warmer.

via Fox 13Salt Lake CitySeptember 24, 2026

St. George, UT - Water Services

Water Services Content currently publicly visible ▾ Start Date: not specified Curr. Date: 2026-09-24 4:04:04 Expir. Date: not specified Sewer notice for 2100 W project Tuesday Aug 4th(Opens in new window) The City of St.

St. GeorgeSeptember 24, 2026

St. George Sees Commercial Growth Through New Retail and Dining

St. George is experiencing significant commercial expansion through new retail developments at Desert Color and Tech Ridge, alongside a diversifying culinary scene featuring new independent restaurants and bakeries.

St. GeorgeSeptember 23, 2026

2 outdoor hockey rinks now open for public use in St. George | KSL.com

The city of St. George has now opened two new outdoor hockey rinks just in time for cooler temperatures. These rinks, however, won’t be covered in ice, but flooded with hundreds of locals who have taken to the sport of ball hockey. (St. George city) ⨈ ⷀ ☀ ⤔ Save Story KEY TAKEAWAYS St.

via KSLSt. GeorgeSeptember 23, 2026

Dozens of residents evacuated during late-night fire at St. George assisted living facility

GEORGE, Utah (ABC4) — Dozens of residents were evacuated from an assisted living center last night after a fire started. However, despite the late-night shock, officials say it could have been a lot worse. According to the St.

via ABC 4St. GeorgeSeptember 23, 2026

St. George senior living residents evacuated after air conditioning unit fire

Residents at Southgate Senior Living in St. George were evacuated on September 21 after a fire started in an air conditioning unit. No injuries were reported, and officials noted that the facility's sprinkler system helped prevent the fire from spreading.

St. GeorgeSeptember 23, 2026

76-year-old man charged with insurance fraud over car repairs worth $7K

A St. George man has been charged with insurance fraud after he allegedly lied to the insurance company in an attempt to get car repairs worth more than $7,000 covered.

via ABC 4St. GeorgeSeptember 23, 2026

'It's Bananas': Southern Utah business catches eyes with fun delivery van

GEORGE, Utah (ABC4) — If you're driving around in St. George, you may see an odd sight. A local banana bread company has transformed their vehicle into a real-life banana mobile. Several years ago, Kate and Brock Guthrie found over 100 bananas that had been left on their car hood.

via ABC 4St. GeorgeSeptember 22, 2026

‘Nothing is ever done alone’: Retired Utah Tech educator honored for impact on lifelong learning

It is often said that an individual may never know the full impact they have on the world around them. But a group in St. George has recognized one individual who they say made them better people.

via stgeorgeutah.comSt. GeorgeSeptember 22, 2026

St. George's gas average pushes past $5 per gallon. Is the state next?

The average price for a gallon of regular gasoline has now surpassed $5 in the St. The metro area's average was listed at just over $5 per gallon on Tuesday, according to AAA's gas price index. 89 per gallon at the moment. 26 per gallon on July 1, 2022, amid other global tensions.

via KSLSt. GeorgeSeptember 22, 2026

Who is St. George’s namesake? A larger-than-life LDS apostle who never lived there and remains an enigma.

No, St. George is not named after George Washington. Nor is it named in honor of former LDS Church President George Albert Smith. Rather, that distinction falls to an earlier George Albert Smith, a colorful apostle who never actually lived in the southern Utah city.

via Salt Lake TribuneSt. GeorgeSeptember 22, 2026

Red Cliffs fall concerts on The Terrace kick off with Famous Unknowns, new restaurants, free admission

(Sponsored) As St. George’s summer heat finally gives way to cooler evenings, Red Cliffs is preparing to welcome the community back for another season of free events.

via stgeorgeutah.comSt. GeorgeSeptember 22, 2026

Five St. George Officers Honored for Bella Vista Fire Rescue

Five St. George police officers received the department's highest honors for their actions during the June 7 Bella Vista apartment fire. The awards recognize efforts including entering smoke-filled buildings and assisting in resident evacuations.

St. GeorgeSeptember 21, 2026

St. George Man Charged With 35 Crimes After Fiery BMW Crash

Mitchell Steven Inclan faces 35 felony charges following a high-speed crash and vehicle fire in St. George. The incident, involving a stolen BMW, led investigators to uncover an extensive identity theft and mail theft operation.

St. GeorgeSeptember 21, 2026

Tax debates and expanded cancer care featured in St. George news

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.

St. GeorgeSeptember 21, 2026

St. George Marathon Offers 50th Anniversary Virtual Race Options

The 50th anniversary of the St. George Marathon includes virtual race options for participants. According to a notice on the city's website, runners can participate in various distances from any location.

St. GeorgeSeptember 21, 2026

St. George Council to Hold Public Hearing on October 1

The St. George City Council will hold a public hearing on October 1, 2026, to consider several ordinances including street name changes and easement vacations. The meeting is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. at the City Council Chambers.

St. GeorgeSeptember 21, 2026

St. George Council to Hold Hearing on Street Name and Easement Changes

The St. George City Council scheduled a public hearing for October 1, 2026, to discuss several ordinances involving street names and easement vacations. The meeting will take place at City Hall in St. George.

St. GeorgeSeptember 21, 2026

St. George Council to Hold Hearing on Street Name Change

The St. George City Council will hold a public hearing on October 1, 2026, to consider a street name change and several easement vacations. The meeting is scheduled to take place at City Hall.

St. GeorgeSeptember 21, 2026

St. George Council to Hold Hearing on Street Name and Easements

The St. George City Council has scheduled a public hearing for October 1, 2026, to discuss several ordinances. The meeting will address street name changes and the vacation of multiple utility and drainage easements.

St. GeorgeSeptember 21, 2026

Healing Melodies and Rhythms Return on Hoka Anniversary Tour

Nahko, the celebrated American singer-songwriter and the creative force behind Nahko and Medicine for the People, is returning to the local stage on Wednesday, October 14, 2026. Performing at the Black Hill Event Venue, the concert represents a key stop on the artist's highly anticipated Hoka 10 Year Anniversary Tour.

via suindependent.comSt. GeorgeSeptember 21, 2026

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