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KNEU 1250Everyone on Facebook has seen someone post that long list of personal information such as where did you grow up, what was your first pet’s name, first job and favorite color. Most consider this innocent information to share with friends, getting to know them better, and doing it in a fun way. Unfortunately, participating may compromise your personal security and private information.
The Uintah Basin is neck deep in dinosaurs and locals love it as much as the visitors. However, having such a saturation of dinosaurs might askew the fact that they are big business. In a recent article in Global Trade, a magazine for US companies that do business globally, the business of dinosaurs was discussed.
Popular demand has allowed the US National Weather Service to offer two virtual All Hazards Spotter Training Classes to locals. The storm spotter program is a nationwide program with more than 280,000 trained spotters. These volunteers report weather hazards to their local National Weather Service office providing vital information when severe weather strikes.
Local law enforcement is asking the public for some help. Duchesne County Sheriff’s Office requested public assistance on Monday in identifying a person of interest.
Pay attention if you’ll be traveling around Roosevelt. “Starting Monday, October 26th, State Street will be closed at the Maverik/Burger King intersection [in Roosevelt],” shares Roosevelt City. “Crews from Dominion Energy will be working in the area to install a new gas line. The closure is expected to last for approximately one week.
Work continues on the East Fork Fire north of Hanna in Duchesne County. The East Fork Fire started on August 21st. As of the Sunday report, the fire has reached 85,232 acres and is 69 percent contained. “The current road and area closure for the Ashley National Forest is subject to change due to fire behavior to provide for safe and effective firefighting operations,” share the Sunday update.
It's the final days to clean out your closet and donate your coats to the annual Vernal Rotary Club coat drive and this year the need is greater than ever. With the health and economic crisis caused by the pandemic, many families are struggling and the Rotary Club wants to help all in need to get a coat, with kids coats especially in need.
A fire at the Uintah County Landfill on Saturday night attracted attention with locals on social media taking note and sharing pictures. This seemed to be a repeat of an incident in early September when a fire at the landfill lit up the night sky raising concerns.
There are a lot of approaches to vaccinations and TriCounty Health Department would like to learn a little more about yours. TriCounty Health has created an anonymous survey asking basic questions about vaccinations in your family. “This will help us better understand our community and help us serve you for better health,” shares TriCounty Health.
While there are over 14,000 fewer jobs in the state of Utah compared to one year ago, economists say things aren’t as bad as they may look. “Despite what the unemployment rate uptick may construe, Utah’s economic rebound continues,” reports Mark Knold, Chief Economist at the Department of Workforce Services.
Uintah High football may get the chance to finish out their season. “TriCounty Health Department and the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) have approved a plan proposed by the Uintah School District and Uintah High School that may allow the Utes football team to play in the opening round of the state playoffs ,” shares Uintah School District.
Election questions in Uintah County have been pouring in to local officials and here’s the answers to the most common. Yes, ballots have been mailed. If you do not receive your ballot by Monday, please call the county clerk/auditor.