
Bumblebee in his new …
Bumblebee in his new home guarding the remodeled children’s area at the Uintah County Library.

Bumblebee in his new home guarding the remodeled children’s area at the Uintah County Library.

Ashley Elementary’s annual Accelerated Reader party was an epic site on Wednesday afternoon. Hundreds of students enjoyed outdoor inflatables, pizza, drinks, and prizes in honor of a school year of dedicated reading. Great job to all!

The Vernal Baseball Complex stays hopping evenings all week long as t-ballers to big hitters enjoy big league play!

Lt. Governor Spencer Cox visited cities and towns throughout the Uintah Basin this week as he kicked off his 248 tour to campaign for Governor. Wednesday night he spoke at the Stone Hollow Event Center in Vernal to supporters and those interested in hearing his goals if elected Governor.

The Society for Creative Anachronism is a world wide organization devoted to the re-creation of pre-17th century life. Local members enjoy gathering to practice armored combat, many wearing armor they made themself.

Now open, young and old are enjoying the Old Fort Ponds in Maeser.

The 2019 Paddlefest was a huge success over the weekend at Red Fleet Reservoir.

Unpredictable weather didn’t put a damper on the first night of the John Wesley Powell River Fest!

Fishing with The Fox winner Payton Norman. Congratulations to Payton Norman who caught her very first fish at Duchesne Counties Lower Stillwater. This was a bonus fish as it was tagged with a pink Fishing with the Fox tag! Payton is now eligible to win some summer fun prizes courtesy of Basin Sports to be given away during the final performance of Alive After Five, 6:00 p.m. Thursday August 15th on the Uintah County Library Lawn.
West Nile Virus has been detected in Uintah County and health department officials encourage residents to take prevention tips seriously. Health officials announced that mosquito pools in both Uintah and Salt Lake County tested positive for the virus.

Early watering of trees and shrubs can be crucial to things you planted last year, or the year before, especially if the season was dry. If your plants have been out of snow cover for a while, and especially if they are on the south side of your house or a fence, they could need […]

Fertilizing ranks as one of the most important of early season chores for all growing things. For lawns, more water and fertilizer will penetrate through to the roots if you can rake and aerate it in the spring, and it will be thicker, greener and more lush. Use a good quality fertilizer. The nitrogen in […]