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KNEU 1250Years of construction and projects wrapped up this month as Vernal officially welcomed United Airlines, operating through SkyWest Airlines, to the Vernal Regional Airport on Tuesday. Local officials and airport staff and management bid Boutique Air farewell on Monday before their final flight, expressing their appreciation for all Boutique Air has done to serve the Vernal area for the past two and a half years.
Local girls have enjoyed recent opportunities to engage with computer science. Uintah High School French teacher Cynthia White is the advisor for the Girls Who Code Club and has been a part of GenCyber camps for the past three years.
Preliminary Duchesne and Daggett County Primary Election results came in late Tuesday night.
Preliminary Primary Election results are in. The following results came from www.vote.utah.gov on Tuesday night at midnight.
Mitt Romney facilitated a second interview with the KVEL studio on Tuesday morning closing out this campaign season’s run of the Meet the Candidate Forum. Romney is running for U.S. Senate. His campaign information can be found atwww.romneyforutah.com. The Meet the Candidate Forum started on May 7th and has been a source for locals this campaign season to hear from many local and state candidates.
UBTech welcomed over 350 guests from tech schools around the state during a conference held at the Vernal campus earlier this month. According to a UBTech press release, UBTech was chosen for the conference because this year marks the 50th anniversary of technical education in the state of Utah and it all started in the Uintah Basin.
The Sweetwater County Sheriff’s Office has released the name of the victim in a boating accident on Flaming Gorge over the weekend. 48-year-old Lance Heninger of North Ogden drowned after a mishap occurred about 3 ½ miles southeast of Buckboard Marina. According to Sheriff Mike Lowell, Heninger and two companions were competing in the Ducks Unlimited Fishing Derby on Saturday and had last been seen fishing in the Big Bend area.
The stage production of Into the Woods is a fan favorite for both avid and casual theatergoers and Outlaw Trail Theater is providing everyone in between with the opportunity to see it for the first or hundredth time. The show opened Monday night at the Outlaw Trail Amphitheater at Western Park to an excited crowd. The award winning musical is based on Grimm fairy tales, with a twist.
A long standing community tradition will continue this weekend thanks to the Division of Wildlife Resources. The annual Josie Shoot is a .22 shooting competition for women of all ages inspired by local legend Josie Bassett Morris, a gun slinging, independent woman of the wild, wild west. One year ago, the 29th Annual Josie Shoot was feared to be the final event after Carole Jackson, the woman who chaired the event for over 2 decades, had passed away the prior December. Her family hosted the event one final time in her honor, understanding that it may be the end of an era. Recognizing its value, the Division of Wildlife Resources opted to take it over, partnering with Safari Club International of Northeastern Utah. As of Monday, 50 ladies were signed up with time for many more to join them. The event is Saturday, June 30th, from 8am to noon at the Vernal Rod and Gun Club. There will be great prizes and four separate age classes. To register or for more information, call 435-781-9453.
A Craig man is behind bars in a case of attempted murder and arson. According to the Craig Police Department, officers were dispatched to 925 West 1st Street on Thursday, June 21st, at approximately 4:02pm on a call of assault. “The reporting party stated that her nephew attempted to kill her,” shares Craig Police.
Despite some hiccups, Primary Election ballots made it into the hands of voters over the last week. Ballots must be postmarked by today, June 25th, to be counted in the election. If you’re at all concerned about your ballot receiving a postmark in time today, ballots can be hand delivered to voting locations and must be delivered by 8:00pm on Tuesday.
A day boating on Flaming Gorge turned fatal on Sunday afternoon. Sweetwater County Sheriff Mike Lowell made the announcement on Sunday around 1:00pm. “The accident involved three men in a small boat south of the Buckboard Marina,” shared the announcement.