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KNEU 1250Last week, Uintah High School students competed in the Utah State DECA Competition. Uintah School District shares that there were 33 students that competed this year in role play, individual projects, group projects and chapter projects!
Wild swans are currently winging their way through Utah, and the Division of Wildlife Services wants the public to know that March is one of the best times of the year to see them. "Swans are graceful, beautiful birds," said Mark Hadley, regional outreach manager for the Utah DWR.
The Uintah School District has announced some changes with Uintah County moving from High to a Moderate COVID-19 Transmission area. The District announced in a Friday press release: Superintendent Rick Woodford has authorized the return of volunteers to the schools.
HCR 1 ‘Concurrent Resolution Encouraging a Balanced Approach to the Release of Water from Flaming Gorge’ has been signed by Utah’s Governor Cox.
A Utah Representative isn’t mincing words about the breakdown of spending proposed in the “American Rescue Plan”. U.S. Representative Burgess Owens, representing Utah’s 4th District, released the following statement outlining his opposition to Pelosi’s $1.9 trillion dollar plan.
Have you been getting out to gather shed antlers? Here’s a few things to keep in mind. Late winter and early spring is the toughest time of the year for deer, elk and moose and as a result the Utah DWR requires those that go hunting for sheds to take the Antler Gathering Ethics Course.
This last week, the Vernal Chamber luncheon welcomed Ken Ivory to present information concerning the “30 by 30 Campaign”, an environmental movement to designate 30 percent of the earth’s land and water as “protected” by the year 2030.
Senator Mike Lee’s staff spent time in the Uintah Basin this week as they continue to fight back against Biden’s energy and public lands agenda. Senator Lee is working on legislation to do just that. “As long as I serve in Congress,” shares Senator Lee, “I will do all that I can to combat these threats.
Rifle Police Department said a hard goodbye this week. “It is with great sadness that we have to say good-bye to our incredible K9 TULO,” they shared. “Tulo passed early [Tuesday] morning laying beside his fur-ever best friend, dad, handler, Garrett Duncan.”
The COVID-19 Transmission Index Levels maintained from last week. After months of being listed at the High Transmission Level, both Uintah County and Duchesne County have stayed at the Moderate Level and Daggett County remains at the Low Transmission Level.
A press release from Uintah Middle School Principal Christy Nerdin has highlighted the school’s focus to lead, read, and succeed. The school has been using the Lexia PowerUp Literacy program to help improve student proficiency in grammar, word study, and reading comprehension.
The Roosevelt City Council took time on Tuesday to recognize multiple individuals for going the extra mile in service to others. Fred Butterfield was recognized for his acts of kindness in taking care of his neighbors. LaRee Hurley was recognized for her efforts to make sure the 2020 Main Street Halloween Parade still happened in Roosevelt City.