At their regular meeting on July 28, the Moab City Council discussed two policy changes being crafted by city staff: a temporary avenue for local restaurants to create outdoor dining areas and a formal procedure for collecting public input on proposed uses of city property.
Public lands across the United States will waive day fees on August 5 to commemorate the passage of the Great American Outdoors Act of 2020 into law this week.
As the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the United States this spring, many industries slowed …
As the nationwide debate over the reopening of schools rages, residents and school officials…
The Dalton Wells area north of Moab is known as the discovery site of the Utahraptor, a spec…
The Grand County Council revisited a contentious Spanish Valley development application at t…
Evan Ellison and Jessie Anderson were announced as the 2020 Moab Half Marathon scholarship recipients. The scholarship is awarded based on running participation, need and passion for running as a lifetime choice. Ellison has said he will attend Utah State University and A…
The Whole Enchilada mountain biking route is one of Moab’s signature attractions. Officially…
UPDATE: Since this story was published, Moab Mayor Emily Niehaus and the Southeast Utah Heal…
“I’ve been daydreaming about a market in front of city hall,” said Moab Mayor Emily Niehaus.
Wilderness lovers are invited to put that love into action via group stewardship projects th…
“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one,” wr…
Some readers may not realize it, but modern-day Pride celebrations are held annually to remember a 1969 riot. In New York City’s Greenwich Village, the local LGBTQIA+ community had undergone years of being harassed, extorted, and brutalized by local law enforcement, usual…
At times like this with the devastating COVID-19 illness, true patriotism would be thinking …
In 1992, Tupac uttered the lines “Mama didn’t raise no fool.” The sentiment expressed by Tup…
