Naples City Council Overview
Naples City Council met last week wrapping up business for 2016. Everything came back great on the end of year audit, shares Naples City Manager Joshua Bake.
Naples City Council met last week wrapping up business for 2016. Everything came back great on the end of year audit, shares Naples City Manager Joshua Bake.
When it comes to ice fishing, think safety first. Everyone is chomping at the bit to get out on the frozen ice but we really want to stress safety, shares DWR Outreach Manager Tonja Kieffer.
Governor Gary Herbert has announced a deal with online superstore Amazon.com that will collect state taxes on Utah purchases.
A Vernal man is facing felony charges of Aggravated Burglary and Theft in 3rd District Court for his role in assaulting an elderly Summit County woman and stealing over $1 million dollars in jewelry and cash from her home.
An affordable fix is ahead for the Uintah Conference Center sound and lighting system.
Santa’s Community Effort has a long and successful history in Uintah County with the Rotary Club now keeping the cause organized and running great.
Commissioners approved the 2017 Uintah County budget during Monday’s Commission meeting. Clerk/Auditor Mike Wilkins presented the total budget of $80,717,900 dollars that covers the entire operation of Uintah County.
It’s onward and upward for Roosevelt City in 2017 with a new resource planned that will help citizens keep up to date. Roosevelt City announced earlier this month that a new website is being launched in January.
Naples Elementary went all out for Red Ribbon Week this year and it paid off. The school learned this month that they won the Regional 2016 Red Ribbon photo contest.
The classic tale of Scrooge and his transformation on Christmas Day has come at no small sacrifice by the cast and crew of Vernal Theatre:LIVE’s A Christmas Carol,opening this weekend
A year and a half after closing, SR-45 is scheduled to reopen today, December 13th, with the completion of a new bridge
There’s no need to stay indoors once the cold hits. The Division of Wildlife Resources urges all to get out and enjoy the great outdoors not in spite of the cold but because of it!