Stupid is as stupid does. That pretty much sums up how I learn life’s lessons. I wish I had that personality that readily accepts wisdom and advice from others, but I don’t.
Hundreds of San Juan School District high school students gathered at San Juan High School on Sept. 29 for Civics Day, where they learned about voting, government and civic participation.
The Manti‑La Sal National Forest plans to conduct prescribed burns this fall and into winter, as conditions allow, on the Monticello, Ferron/Price, and Sanpete Ranger Districts across San Juan, San
Canyonlands Natural History Association is now accepting applications for its 2027 Discovery Pool grant program.
Utah entered 2026 with heightened concerns about the wildfire season, given the record-low snowpack.
Utah’s history is a testament to resilience and innovation.
Some of you may remember the song, “I love those dear hearts and gentle people, who live in my hometown, because those dear hearts and gentle people, will never ever let you down.” That tribute is
From fairgrounds to classrooms, and community gardens to robotics labs, Utah 4-H youth are proving they’re not just ready for the future – they’re Beyond Ready. During National 4-H Week, Oct.
A Utah project to clean up abandoned mines in Northern San Juan County was given a national award.
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