It’s been a month since I revealed that one of my resolutions for this year was to give more authentic compliments to people. Just to report and to be accountable, let me tell you that I haven’t completely failed — yet. I’m still aware of the resolution. You’ve got to admit, that’s ...

December’s sunny Christmas season was no gift to Utah’s farmers. The State Division of Water Rights reports Utah mountain ranges have received less than 50% of the snowpack needed to supply most of Utah fields and livestock through the Summer, pointing to a devastating year for local ...

Local subdivisions move forward following lawsuit withdrawal Legal action related to zoning and development in Spring City has been withdrawn, bringing a pause to a year of court proceedings tied to growth and land-use changes in the community. In recent weeks, Friends of Historic Spring City ...

  GUNNISON — Just in time for Valentine’s Day, the historic Casino Star Theatre will set the mood with Love Notes, a one-night-only concert blending romance, humor and live music on Thursday, Feb. 12, at 7 p.m. Designed as a playful musical conversation, Love Notes flirts ...

Snow College’s Fine Arts Division and the Eccles Center for the Performing Arts have announced a full slate of theatrical productions, concerts, improv performances, and art exhibitions scheduled for February and March at the Ephraim campus. The Department of Theatre will present The Night ...

Keith Alonzo Leavitt, age 91, passed away peacefully at home. He was a kind and gentle man who devoted his life to his family, his faith, and quiet service to others. Keith was born on August 31, 1934, in St. George, Utah, to Laurel Leavitt and Melvina Durrant. He was the third of seven ...