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Green River, Wyoming’s Flaming Gorge Days is not only happening this year, it will be back to its former glory. This year’s event is happening June 27th and 28th and will feature a concert with 5 bands, a “Heroes” parade, and the usual vendors and tournaments. This is especially exciting considering the hit Green River […]
A fun video was released this week featuring Vernal City’s downtown with the tagline, “What can $40 get you in Vernal, Utah?” The video is from the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity as part of a series that promotes rural businesses in support of Utah’s economy. The visitor makes stops at 7-11 Ranch Restaurant, Plaza […]
Today is Endangered Species Days and the Division of Wildlife Resource is sharing a few conservation success stories, including an orchid plant called the ‘Ute Ladies’-Tresses’. The plant features a long spike of small white flowers arranged in a gradual spiral and was only known to occur in Utah and Colorado. Due to habitat loss, […]
An officer was approached in Duchesne County on Thursday by a citizen concerned by the behavior of a woman sitting in her vehicle in front of a nearby store. The woman was described as very fidgety. The officer approached the vehicle and knocked on the window and asked if she was alright. The woman responded […]
A man was arrested in Maeser this week after making an alleged murder-suicide threat. According to the Affidavit of Probable Cause, dispatch received a call reporting that a man had stated that he was going to perform a murder suicide and that the man was enroute to the potential victim’s home. The caller also reported […]
A change in the Uintah County Commission meeting schedule has been announced. During the regular commission meeting held on Tuesday, May 13th, the Uintah County Commissioners passed Ordinance #05-13-2025 O1, changing the time of the regular Commission work session. Beginning June 4th, work sessions will be held on Wednesday’s at 10:00AM in the Commission Large […]
Senator John Curtis delivered his maiden speech on the Senate Floor this week. Energy independence and federal overreach were among the topics he spoke on. “It’s time we talk more openly about the importance of clean energy,” shared Senator Curtis. “Consumers are asking for cleaner, more responsible energy choices. At the same time, we need […]
Duchesne County School District has announced the locations for this year’s Free Summer Lunch program. Summer Sun Meal sites will start serving free summer lunch the first week of June. The locations this year are East Elementary, Centennial Elementary, Duchesne Elementary, and Myton Elementary. Each location will serve lunch from 11:30 to 12:15. Meals are […]
One of the most popular local events that draws ATV enthusiasts from far and wide has announced an addition to this year’s event. The Finch’s Draw Trail is a Difficulty 5 challenge with incredible Flaming Gorge overlooks and fun technical terrain. The announcement shares that “this trail is packed with breathtaking views of the Flaming […]
Methamphetamine and Fentanyl were discovered during the search of a vehicle in Roosevelt following a DUI arrest on Tuesday. According to the Affidavit of Probable Cause, officers were dispatched to the Arby’s parking lot in Roosevelt on May 13th at approximately 2:20pm on a call of someone smoking illegal drugs in a Ford truck. When […]
Public meetings have been scheduled concerning the already underway construction on the Indian Canyon Corridor. The project has several moving parts. The most recent part of the project marked as Complete is the trenching and installing of ITS fiber conduit on four miles of Highway 191 south of Duchesne. In April, construction work began on […]
Water is a hot topic in the Uintah Basin and across the western United States. Senator John Curtis introduced a bill on Tuesday aimed at strengthening water quality and storage infrastructure across the western United States. “After meeting with several water conservancy districts across Utah over the past few months, one thing is clear: Utah’s […]