As the expression goes, everyone loves a parade. But for Marcy Till, the Visibility March and other Moab Pride events are more than that. “It’s a demonstration in support of equality, diversity, acceptance,…
Community Rebuilds built its first house in Moab in 2010. Nine years and dozens of homes later, the local construction nonprofit organization has decided to push the envelope even further for its builds….
Proper nutrition and a full stomach are mandatory for successful learning. Now that the school year is in full swing, Moab children can wrap up a day at school and prepare for evening…
The July 9 meeting of the Moab City Council covered a number of new discussions about changes in the city. The meeting kicked off with the unannounced swearing-in of Michael Thurston as Moab’s…
The Moab City Council is racing the clock. Enacted in February, the 180-day moratorium halting new overnight accommodations from being planned for Moab’s commercial and residential districts will expire on Aug. 12. The…
Bluegrass will fuse with rock, heavy metal and punk when Part & Parcel performs live in Moab. The band’s performance is taking place on Friday, June 28, at The Blu Pig, 811 S….
The annual meeting of the Utah Friends of Paleontology exemplified the meaning of “edutainment.” Among a bounty of donuts and cookies, adults and kids alike were educated and entertained at this year’s gathering,…
Moab Mayor Emily Niehaus is pushing the pedal to the metal when it comes to clean air in Moab — bike pedals, that is, as an air-friendly mode of transportation. Niehaus sat down…
Enjoy the many sounds and sights of nature by looking up, down and around. The Scott M. Matheson Wetlands Preserve is home to over 200 species of birds and amphibians, as well as…
Flowers are in bloom around Moab and now is the time to learn about them. Fruit trees are showing off their soft-hued flowers in the millions. Desert wildflowers are displaying their blooms alongside…
