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KNEU 1250If you were a bit surprised to see construction crews back on Highway 40 in Vernal you weren’t alone but don’t worry. The extensive construction as part of the storm drain project truly is complete and the return of crews this week is just some finishing work. UDOT representative Geoff Dupaix explains that crews are lining the new pipes under the road.
A local library has received some much deserved recognition. During the Utah Public Library Director’s Summit held in Park City last week, the Duchesne County Library was recognized for ‘Exemplary Service During The COVID-19 Pandemic’ and no, this wasn’t an award handed out lightly.
The Ute Tribe was honored at Rice-Eccles Stadium on Saturday. University of Utah football had a comeback win over the Arizona Wildcats 35 – 21 during the annual “Ute Proud” game. Players wore a special white helmet for the occasion.
It’s not too soon to start thinking about Christmas with Vernal’s Annual Holly Days just one month away! This year, Ashley Regional Medical Center is adding a new event to the local tradition by hosting a Christmas Charity Village and they are inviting community members and local businesses to join in on building displays and village houses.
A family favorite tradition that’s been happening now for a quarter of a century is coming up this Saturday in Jensen. The theme for the 25th annual Great Jensen Pumpkin Festival is “Blast from the Past” and it will be all about Faith, Family, Friends, and Freedom.
Many people are aware there are some issues going on behind the scenes of Uintah County since the release of the financial audit performed by the Office of the State Auditor.
After years of effort to recover the humpback chub population, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has announced that significant progress has been made, prompting a change in the fish’s classification. According to Friday’s announcement, the humpback chub has been reclassified from endangered to threatened under the Endangered Species Act.
The fourth season of Hotel Vernal Haunt is halfway through and it, so far, is the event’s biggest year to date. The Fear Haunt is receiving great reviews which is no surprise considering the fact that there are 80 dedicated volunteers that come together to deliver a scary and fun experience for guests.
A trail cam caught a rare moment this month in the Uinta Mountains. The Division of Wildlife Resources shared this week that a wolverine was spotted on the north slope of the Uintas thanks to an elk hunter’s trail camera.
The Rotary Club of Vernal knows how to promote a love of learning, something local elementary students can attest to. Every year the Vernal Rotary Club fulfills their mission of promoting literacy by visiting local third grade classrooms and each third grader is given their own dictionary to keep.
October is Adult Immunization Month and TriCounty Health is sharing more about this topic as part of the Give’m Health weekly feature.
After 8 months, work is wrapping up on the Starvation Bridge repair project in Duchesne County. The $2.7 million dollar UDOT project got underway in March and is anticipated to be complete by the end of the month.