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KNEU 1250At first glance you might not recognize the signs but Rifle Police Department is encouraging all to take a closer look at their cash since fake bills surfaced in Rifle on Monday. “The bills look real if you glance at them quickly,” shares the Rifle Police Department.
Crews are set to begin paving operations starting today on the north side of Highway 40 between Lapoint Highway and Cottonwood Road as part of the UDOT project in Gusher. “There will be several hours [Tuesday] afternoon when the paving operation will block access to driveways and side roads on the northside of US-40,” shares the UDOT update.
It has been a totally different kind of summer for everyone with more local recreation happening and less long distance travelling. That has certainly shown in the numbers of those that have taken part in the Fishing with the Fox tagged fish event.
Wildfire conditions don’t need any extra help from community members and the Ute Indian Tribe is taking the next step and has issued a Fire Restriction Order for the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation.
The Cottonwood Fire, reported on Saturday in the Ashley National Forest Flaming Gorge Ranger District, is now contained. According to the Ashley National Forest, the fire was contained at approximately 18 acres and the cause remains under investigation.
The Allen Fire in Daggett County has been held to 40 acres as of last report and remains at 90 percent contained. Utah Fire Info reports that command of the fire transitioned from a Type 3 to a Type 4 organization on Sunday morning.
As active of cases of COVID-19 and local hospitalizations increase, area health experts have issued a message for the Uintah Basin community.
The Uintah County Library has a vision to be the ultimate resource for self-education in the Basin area. They continue to add new resources to their already impressive list. A couple of new resources they have added are RBdigital, Auto Repair Source, and Foundation Center.
The last year has seen the Scouting program go through some monumental changes. Even so, that has not changed the yearly traditional Pioneer Day Breakfast.
While there may be frustrating circumstances at this time, there are still plenty in our community finding ways to serve and lighten the load of others.
A wildfire has been reported in the Ashley National Forest Flaming Gorge Ranger District.
16 contestants performed their hearts out last night at the opening of this year’s Alive After Five singing competition on the community stage outside the Uintah County Library.