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The U.S. Forest Service has released the results of the investigation of the Yellow Lake Fire that started September 28th and burned 33,173 acres this fall. The following statement has been released by the Forest Service: “An investigation conducted by the United States Forest Service Law Enforcement and Investigations concluded the Yellow Lake Fire was […]
The Utah Senate has officially confirmed Cameron Beech to the Eighth District Court, filling the vacancy created by Judge Clark McClellan’s retirement. Cameron Beech was an attorney at Campbell Williams Beech & Hall and also Vernal City’s hearing and variance officer and former Vernal City prosecutor. “I am grateful and humbled to be appointed by […]
The Division of Wildlife Resources has announced the ice fishing tournaments on the calendar for 2025. Hosted by the Flaming Gorge Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by the DWR, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department and the U.S. Forest Service, the Burbot Bash will be held January 24 through the 26 at Flaming Gorge Reservoir. […]
The Resource Management Plan for the Rock Springs area that has been hotly resisted by local leaders and Wyoming residents for years, has been finalized by the Bureau of Land Management. The Record of Decision was signed and released on Friday and Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon immediately responded with his plans to continue in opposition, […]
A hard working crew of volunteers made up of many groups from the community have put in hours at the Golden Age Center this week ahead of the big Sub For Seniors delivery operation that took place on Thursday. This year, 800 bags of gifts and food were assembled, loaded, and delivered to over 400 […]
A surprise presented to outgoing Duchesne County Commissioner Irene Hansen at her retirement celebration last week left her totally speechless as those gathered showed their support. The old county building in Duchesne City that has been remodeled to house the Gateway Senior Center, Duchesne County Library, and USU Extension has a new sign in place […]
The gates on the Vernal Ranger District close today, December 20th, to allow for over-the-snow travel for the winter. Taylor Mountain Road, Red Cloud, and White Cloud Loop roads are groomed for over the snow travel. The gates that will be closed include: Red Cloud Loop at the snowmobile parking area and Colton ski trailhead […]
Representative John Curtis introduced what he categorizes as a forward-thinking bill on Thursday that is designed to unlock renewable energy potential by allowing wind and solar projects to be co-located on existing federal energy leases. This legislation gives developers a way to build projects on already-disturbed federal lands with the consent of the current leaseholder. […]
Vernal City is among the recipients of an award from the Government Finance Officers Association. Vernal City is one of 7 winners of the 2024 Awards for Excellence in Government Finance. “This award recognizes innovative programs that provide creative solutions to common challenges and highlight GFOA best practices in action,” shares the GFOA announcement. Vernal […]
No charges will be filed in an alleged sexual assault case that was made public in May and involved the Duchesne High School basketball team. At the time, it was confirmed that multiple players from the Duchesne team were investigated in connection with an alleged incident that was reported in Cedar City during the time […]
G&H Garbage G&H Garbage Service – A Legacy of Hard Work and Community Commitment December 2024 Business of the Month This December, G&H Garbage Service, a family-run business with deep roots in Vernal and the Uintah Basin, is honored to be recognized as the Vernal Area Chamber of Commerce’s Business of the Month. From humble […]
Vernal Sign Shop Exciting New Beginnings for the Vernal Sign Shop! We’re thrilled to celebrate the Grand Opening of Vernal Sign Shop’s brand-new building with a special Ribbon Cutting Ceremony! This new space marks a major milestone for them, and we couldn’t be more excited to see them continue to grow and serve our community. […]