Update on Abbot Fire Burning in Indian Canyon
Utah Fire Info released information concerning the Abbott Fire in Duchesne County. The fire got its name from Abbott Dugway, the location where firefighters had to drive to be able to reach the fire.
Utah Fire Info released information concerning the Abbott Fire in Duchesne County. The fire got its name from Abbott Dugway, the location where firefighters had to drive to be able to reach the fire.
Crews continue to battle a fire reported 30 miles northeast of Vernal in Daggett County. The Allen Fire was reported on Monday evening near the Utah-Colorado state line and was originally being called the Allen Draw Fire.
TriCounty Health Department has provided clarification concerning the data provided on their COVID-19 Situational Update page on www.tricountyhealth.com. From the time COVID-19 made its presence known in the TriCounty Health District, the health department has reported the overall total individuals that have tested positive for COVID-19 based on PCR Positive results.
Rev your engines and burn some tires getting to the Uintah Basin Car Show this weekend. The event kicks off Friday, July 17th, with a backroad poker run cruise of the Uintah Basin starting at 6:30pm.
Crews are battling a fire that started Monday in Duchesne County. According to Utah Fire Info, federal and local firefighters responded to the Abbott Fire in Duchesne County. “The fire is burning in the right fork of Indian Canyon about 10 miles southwest of Duchesne,” shares Utah Fire Info.
Uintah County issued a press release on Monday sharing that the Commission approved the addition of $5.1 million dollars in federal CARES Act funds to the current fiscal year budget. CARES stands for Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security and the CARES Act monies are expected to be received by the county in three installments.
The Fourth of July parade in Vernal was a joyful event filled with summer fun and patriotism and Evans Family Media had a great time organizing the 98.5 The Fox ‘Kid’s Bike Parade’ which was essentially a parade within the parade.
The Uintah School District Board of Education is meeting tonight, July 14th, for the Approval of the School Restart Plan. The plan, developed by a COVID-19 Task Force made up of staff and community members, was presented to the public during a board meeting last Wednesday.
Heat is the number one weather killer in the United States and Ashley Regional Medical Center has provided a list of heat safety tips. Overexposure to heat can be especially harmful for children and senior citizens.
A popular summer festival has officially been cancelled for 2020. The Red Fleet State Park Paddlefest had already adjusted their 2020 plans due to the COVID-19 pandemic and it was rescheduled for August 14th and 15th. Unfortunately, the August dates have also now been cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions by the Utah State Parks.
A Vernal woman was booked into Uintah County Jail last week and has been charged with 3rd Degree Felony Attempted Manslaughter.
The Gusher Highway 40 construction project is moving forward at a steady pace. Paving will start on Monday, July 13th and will continue throughout the week. The construction crews will be working Monday through Friday from 7am to 5pm.