Moab Solutions celebrates 15th anniversary
Moab would be a different place if it wasn’t for Sara Melnicoff. Her philosophy of leaving the natural world better than she found it, combined with her attitude of respect for nature and…
Moab nonprofits raised beaucoup bucks in 2018
The time of year for giving is here, and in 2018, Grand County citizens have given generously. For a small region with a population of just under 10,000 people, Grand County is home…
Data reveal most common search and rescue incidents
Is it any wonder that Grand County Search and Rescue is the most active rescue team in the state of Utah? Each year, thousands of people from around the world recreate in canyon…
Get pumped up for the Ho Down
In the May 2017 issue of National Geographic, Moab topped the list of the 20 best mountain biking towns in America and was touted as a “mandatory pilgrimage for any mountain biker.” This…
Storytelling event connects community across cultures
For a town of just over 5,000 residents, Moab is composed of citizens who hail from diverse cultures, backgrounds, nationalities and ideologies. On Saturday, June 30, at 5:30 p.m., the Moab Valley Multicultural…
Lecture reveals hidden treasures in Spanish Valley
If you dig archaeology, come spend an evening with principal investigator Dr. Jody Patterson and project director Patricia Stavish as they share their initial observations and findings from an excavation site in Spanish…
Invasive plant removal gets state funds
The name “giant reed” conjures up images of a monster from a 1950s science fiction thriller. Also known as giant cane, this invasive species, known scientifically as Arundo donax, has become a common…
Locals to gather for community feast
Thanksgiving has always been a time for families to come together and give thanks for the many blessings they have received throughout the year. This year, Moab can once again be thankful for…
For a gourd time, head to Castle Valley
Gourds have been the most important crop in the Southwest for more than 3,000 years. They were cultivated by Native Americans who lived in this region and have countless practical uses. One of…
Science fest will educate and engage
What’s red and orange and home to some of the most unique and spectacular archaeological, geological, paleontological and ecological sites known to man? Why, Moab, of course! This weekend, you will get the…