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KNEU 1250With gas prices soaring and a national spotlight on the issue, there is no shortage of focus on areas like the Uintah Basin where the oil and gas industry is a pillar of the economy. Kathleen Sgamma of Western Energy Alliance responded to what she called the “White House blame game on leases.”
The Rio Blanco County Sheriff’s Office has issued a timely warning that applies to rural counties throughout the region.
A UBTech gathering to celebrate a new scholarship partnership with Mountain America Credit Union provided an opportunity recently for students to share the impact scholarships have on not just their education but their lives.
The MAPLand Act passed the House of Representatives on Tuesday in a landslide bipartisan vote of 414 to 9. MAPLand stands for Modernizing Access To Our Public Land and if put into law it will direct federal land management agencies to digitize and standardize mapping records.
The Uintah School District honored the 2022 Sterling Scholars on Monday night during a program held at the Vernal Middle School. There are 13 Uintah High Sterling Scholars this year that have achieved excellence and are preparing for competition.
The Uintah Transportation Special Service District is preparing for the next stage of the Red Wash Road project. In a presentation to the Uintah County Commissioners, District Director Cheryl Meier reported that there is about 4.4 miles of the 12.6 mile stretch of that road that still needs repaired and is getting worse.
An amazing group of professionals practiced and learned new skills over the weekend, all for the sake of safety and saving lives.
A special conference focused on unity brought together many local Christian congregations over the weekend. The theme of the Vernal Christian Women’s Conference was ‘Community of Unity in Christ’.
The Uintah FFA Chapter had a great showing at state competition where nearly 2000 FFA members from across the state were in attendance.
Vernal City has multiple public hearings scheduled this week and all interested citizens are invited to attend. First, a public hearing is being held to consider amending the Vernal City code to consider changes to the Manufactured Home Zone for Tiny Homes. The first public hearing on this topic will be tonight, March 15th, at 7:05pm at the Vernal City Planning Commission.
The annual Ladies Night Out is about so much more than a fun night with the ladies. The Annual Ladies Night Out benefitting Rapha International started 8 years ago and has grown into a tradition for many families and groups of friends.
Following the case last week of a missing Roosevelt girl who was eventually found with an adult man she met on a virtual reality app, Roosevelt City Police Department is sharing information and resources with the community about internet safety and what needs to be done to keep children and youth safe from predators online.