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KNEU 1250The Vernal community has been thoroughly entertained for another year as Vernal Theatre: LIVE ends their third season. We have enjoyed such shows as Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Wait Until Dark, Christmas Carol, Nunsense, Arsenic and Old Lace, and Bye Bye Birdie. Although Season 3 is over there is still a lot going on.
State representatives provided a report of the 2019 Utah legislative session during the Vernal Chamber luncheon on Tuesday. Among the bills discussed, Representative Scott Chew shared that having the homeless shelter funding bill lower the bed count was a particular success for rural Utah. A bill passed last year required counties to pay into a fund that benefitted only shelters that had at least 50 beds.
Have you ever had a dog sleepover? Have you ever heard of a dog sleepover? Well it is a special program that Furever Buddy’s Dog Rescue in Roosevelt has implemented and its the perfect situation for those that love animals but do not have a lot of time to commit to full time care. Individual and families can take a dog home for any length of time that works for them, even if it happens to be one night.
Christmas brought the amazing talents of David Archuleta to Vernal and the show truly made the holidays brighter for many Uintah Basin families. Now David Archuleta is back in Vernal for a second sold out show as his second to last stop of his Spring Concert 2019 tour.
Dinosaur National Monument has received a special designation as an International Dark Sky Park and the park is inviting all to come enjoy the experience for themselves. So far, the Monument has scheduled 35 opportunities for the remainder of this year for visitors to attend special presentations exploring Dinosaur’s dark skies. “Our ranger staff is developing a terrific program line-up,” says Monument Superintendent Paul Scolari.
The robotics team from Altamont High School will be competing in the National Robotics World Competition over April 28-30. The Nutty Robots team, composed of jr. high students Sydney Nielson, Sam Wilcox, and Walker Jessen, will be traveling to Louisville, Kentucky, with their coach Curtis Nielson.
The most recent officer to join the Roosevelt Police Department is not new to the force. Lila, the K9 narcotics dog, got her start with Myton Police Department. Once Myton PD was disbanded she served with Naples PD, explains Roosevelt Police Chief Rick Harrison.
Running a business has so many challenges that it can certainly be overwhelming, but the Uintah Basin wants to help. Uintah County Economic Development, Duchesne County Economic Development, and Custom Fit have teamed up together to hold a small business financial management seminar called Growth by the Numbers.
Loss of an newborn is such an unimaginable tragedy. At times there seems like there is so little we can do to show our love and support. Uintah Basin Healthcare offers a program called “Caring for Coy” that provides support for any individuals trying to work through such a loss. The cause has Brody’s Fund that helps with financial burdens and has an emotional support through care kits and burial kits.
The March numbers show a mixed bag for drilling in Uintah and Duchesne County. According to data provided by the State Division of Oil, Gas and Mining, the U.S. Energy Information Administration and compiled by the Uintah Basin Small Business Development Center, drilling continues to trend down.
It is an unfortunate but common occurrence for Moon Lake Electric to deal with vandalism of their equipment. Every year individuals decide that target practice should include Moon Lake Power Lines, Poles, transformers, or insulators.
The Utah Department of Workforce Services has released the latest unemployment numbers by county for the state of Utah. Daggett County unemployment remained the same from the month before at 4.8 percent, an increase from 4.2 percent one year prior. Duchesne County also remained the same, measuring at 4.1 percent unemployment, a slight decrease from the year before at 4.5 percent.