Dinosaurland’s 2022 Passport to Summer
A popular summer activity that adds adventure for community members and businesses is almost here. Dinosaurland’s 2022 Passport to Summer will be bigger and better than ever!
A popular summer activity that adds adventure for community members and businesses is almost here. Dinosaurland’s 2022 Passport to Summer will be bigger and better than ever!
Roosevelt City has shared the tentative schedule for road work plans that start on Monday, May 16th. Monday and Tuesday crews will tie in on Lagoon Street and start laying pipe on 400 East.
An elementary art teacher who taught in Uintah School District was awarded this month with the distinguished award from the Utah State Board of Education.
The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) advises drivers to plan for lane restrictions and travel delays on Highway 40 east of Fort Duchesne.
Those that are wanting to launch watercraft into Flaming Gorge this summer may need to plan for additional time for their boat inspection and at the marina.
May is archaeology month in both Colorado and Utah and National Park Service and BLM archaeologists want to help you celebrate this weekend.
Whether old, young, or somewhere in between, there’s nothing quite like the thrill of catching a fish.
An opportunity is here to help a truly good person who’s been dealt a terrible blow. In June of 2021, Trevor Harbison of Vernal started dealing with unexplained health issues.
While it was confirmed last month that avian influenza is spreading among domestic birds in Utah, wildlife officials unfortunately announced on Wednesday that it has also now spread to wild birds.
On the evening of Sunday, May 15th, Utahns will be the recipients of a total eclipse of the moon and Patrick Wiggins, the NASA/JPL Solar System Ambassador to Utah, wants everyone to have a chance to experience it.
Representative Blake Moore announced legislation last week that is hoped to strengthen supply chain security. “I have been encouraged by Congress’s consistent efforts to strengthen our microchips industrial base, as they are increasingly critical to our everyday technology,” said Rep. Blake Moore.
The Uintah County Library offers many opportunities for individuals to get involved in the community so if you are looking for ways to serve, consider doing something for or with the library.