
News

The amazing folks of the Hotel Vernal Haunt have announced that this season’s Haunt marks the end of an era as it will be the final Haunt.

Plans are in place to break the Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of people dressed as dinosaurs.

Yesterday was Day 107 for a man walking across America to raise money for his local children’s hospital and it was spent in Vernal.

A Roosevelt man with a list of prior convictions related to alleged possession and distribution of Marijuana and Spice is facing new charges.

The second treatment this month to treat drainages in the High Uintas starts tomorrow as part of an effort to help restore native Colorado River cutthroat trout.

The drought and water conservation efforts are hard on agriculture producers who depend on water to sustain their operations and a USU initiative is working to help producers while researching the way forward for the Colorado River Basin.

Local royalty are always busy serving and representing our area so well with the latest example of this being Hayzel Tapoof. Hayzel was crowned Native American Events Princess over the weekend at the 13th Annual Celebration of the People Powwow in West Valley City. Hayzel served as Miss Uintah High Native American Princess last school year. Congratulations Hayzel Tapoof, this year’s Native American Events Princess!
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