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KNEU 1250Matt Tippets visited the KVEL studio this week for an interview on the Meet theCandidate Forum. Tippets is running for Daggett County Commissioner. He says he isrunning to offer a different perspective and fresh viewpoint on Daggett County issues andneeds.
Mike Wilkins visited the KVEL studio this week for an interview on the Meet theCandidate Forum. Wilkins is running unopposed as the incumbent Uintah County ClerkAuditor. He can be reached at the Uintah County Clerk/Auditor office at 435-781-5361.
Native American art sculptures that were originally reported as taken from the Craig KOA campground earlier this month were actually taken to the Moffat County landfill. The Craig Daily Press reports that the life-sized copper sculptures were made by a local artist and were property of the State of Colorado Public Arts Registry. One sculpture is of a “Fan Dancer”and the other is a young female with braids.
Mitt Romney visited the KVEL studio this week for an interview on the Meet the Candidate Forum. Romney is running for U.S. Senate. His campaign information can be found at www.romneyforutah.com. Romney says he is running to serve the people of Utah and bring Utah’s values to Washington.
Travis Tucker visited the KVEL studio this week for an interview on the Meet the Candidate Forum. Travis Tucker is running for Duchesne County Sheriff. Tucker’s campaign information can be found on his Facebook page ‘Travis Tucker Republican Nominee for Duchesne County Sheriff.’
Uintah County Economic Development has launched a new brand in an effort to draw business and growth to Uintah County. “The rebrand includes a new logo, revised tagline, updated style guide and various other marketing tactics that are in place to effectively promote economic development in the county,” shares the announcement. The new tagline is “Rise & Thrive.”
The Bureau of Land Management Vernal Field Office has released its final Environmental Impact Statement for the proposed Enefit American Oil Utility Corridor project located about 40 miles south of Vernal.
A man that was in extremely critical condition after a two vehicle accident in Roosevelton May 12th has passed away. According to Utah Highway Patrol, 25-year-old CameronMartinez of Roosevelt drifted off the right shoulder and over-corrected back to the leftsending the truck into the path of an eastbound passenger car.
After several years of construction, the Vernal Regional Airport runway project is now in its final steps which will close the runway for several days next week. According to airport manager Doug Brown, the final steps of the runway construction process is to seal, coat, and paint the runway with the permanent coat.
The Duchesne County Students of the Week are Chase Labrum and Kennedy Powell.
The Bureau of Land Management announced Tuesday their plans to conduct a graffiti removal project in Dry Fork Canyon at the end of this month. According to the BLM announcement, multiple reports of graffiti at the first trailhead for the popular Flume trail in Dry Fork Canyon came in on April 30th.
The Uintah County Commission approved a Resolution Monday authorizing the County to apply for a USDA grant. “We are applying for a USDA Rural Economic Development Grant,” shares Economic Development Director Sylvia Wilkins. “It will be for a feasibility study for a Corn Roller Mill. This study will look at production in the area, if there is a need for this type of facility, locations for a facility, and cost and size.”