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Hunter Safety Tips from DWR

Hunter Safety Tips from DWR

DWR Outreach Manager Tonya Kieffer reminds hunters of some simple hunting safety tips. Remember to wear hunter orange anytime you are on the mountain during the rifle hunt. Unload firearm before getting into a vehicle as most hunting accidents occur in the cab of a vehicle and to look beyond your target to make sure you have a safe shot. 

Tumbleweeds at Vernal Theatre Live

Tumbleweeds at Vernal Theatre Live

Vernal Theatre Live production of Tumbleweeds Thurs-Sat. November 3rd, 4th and 5th downtown Vernal. Doors open 6:30 show begins at 7:00 p.m.  Advanced discount tickets at Vernal Theatre. com or at the door. Tumbleweeds a family melodrama based on the comic strip created by Tom K. Ryan. See you there!

Great Things Happening at Davis Elementary

Davis Elementary is holding their fall Book Fair and Canned Food Drive. Along with their Book Fair, they celebrate their annual Literacy Night on November 10th, in which they invite parents and students to come in to the school and spend an evening learning about the importance of literacy. Another great opportunity that has come up for their students and school has been through the partnership one of our teachers has created with the Dinosaur National Monument. 

Mayor’s Walk

Mayor’s Walk

26 years ago this Halloween, Uintah Recreation District, Davis Food and Drug, Vernal City and Eagle Country KLCY kicked off the first annual Mayor’s walk with a parade of 50 little ghost and goblins marching with Vernal City Mayor William Kremin from Independence Park to the parking lot of Davis Food and Drug. This year the event has grown to over 3,500! The Annual Mayor’s Walk just one more reason the Uintah Basin is a great place to live, work and play!

New Recruit at the Uintah County Sheriff’s Office

New Recruit at the Uintah County Sheriff’s Office

The Uintah County Sheriff’s Office has welcomed a new recruit that will be their first explosives trained K-9. Arias is a dual purpose Belgian Malinois that is training for explosives, apprehension and tracking. The Sheriff’s Office is also welcoming a second new recruit in the form of a German Shepherd named Bentley that will work full time in the jail.

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