The Delicate Stitchers Quilt Guild honored local Veterans on November 11 by gifting 103 handmade “Bargello” flag quilts, designed to look like flags waving in the breeze, at area ceremonies. The Guild, open to all skill levels, meets monthly to share new techniques and projects.
Tristan Ridley has seen most of the world on a bike – now he’s tackling a new Utah route
Highway 191 has played a vital role in Moab’s history, evolving from ferry services to a triple-span steel bridge in 1912 and expanding ever since. The Moab Museum highlights this story and more, inviting visitors to explore Moab’s past.
Science Moab’s new Science Certified mini-series provides affordable, focused science communication training for guides to help visitors appreciate and protect the Colorado Plateau.
At the November 12 Moab City Council meeting, members approved new flood management efforts, utility assistance for low-income households, and support for revitalizing the Matheson Wetlands Preserve.
Cosmo the Library Cat invites you to “Words from the Wild,” where Deep Wild contributors Rick Kempa, Heidi Blankenship, and Peter Anderson will share wilderness-inspired poetry on Friday, November 22, at 7 p.m.
Moab Regional Hospital welcomes two new souls to the world this week
John Wesley Hauer was born on Sept. 27, 1935 in Danville, KY, the only child of Helen Higgins Hauer and Charles Eugene Hauer. He died Nov. 10, 2024 at the age of 89 in the Canyonlands Care Center following a stroke.
WabiSabi’s free Thanksgiving dinner returns on November 28, offering a warm holiday meal for all in the Moab community, complete with live music and a communal dining experience. With help from local businesses, grants, and volunteers, the event aims to bring people of all backgrounds together. To join as a volunteer, contact WabiSabi at admin@wabisabimoab.org or 435-259-3313.
Students at Margaret L. Hopkin Middle School had a fun and event-filled week with a Halloween Spirit Week complete with a costume contest, bake sale, and a dance on Thursday! “Thank you to the Honor Society for planning and organizing all the activities!” said MLH staff.
