At Weed ‘n’ Feed, people work in garden, then break bread with others
Kelly and Thatcher Vagts have been going to the Youth Garden Project’s Weed ‘n’ Feed dinners for longer than they’ve been…
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Uranium mill tailings project about 1/3 done
The U.S. Department of Energy has completed about one-third of a project to move 16 million tons of uranium tailings from…
Arty Farty lets kids explore shapes, art mediums
Christy Calvin didn’t hesitate when it came time to sign up her daughter, Sadie Groene, for Arty Farty. The 5 ½-year-old…
In race across desert, athletes will log 148 miles
To many, what 30 registered runners are about to do is certifiably crazy. But to Desert R.A.T.S. race organizer Reid Delman,…
County Council: Ballot initiative will wait until November
Voters will wait until November to decide whether reorganizing Grand County’s government should be studied. In a special session Monday morning,…
Mountain camp teaches kids about nature unplugged
This isn’t your grandparents’ summer camp. No, the Explorer Base Camp offered by Canyonlands Field Institute is up in the mountains…
Tamarisk removal progresses along banks of Dolores River: 3,800 native plants restored
Years of work are paying off along the once tamarisk-infested banks of the Dolores River. Winding down from the headwaters of…
Rodeo features top-notch animals, carnival, parade
The Canyonlands Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Rodeo is in town this weekend. An annual event since 1946, the Canyonlands rodeo and…
Canyonlands PRCA Rodeo next weekend
Break out the cowboy hats. The rodeo’s in town. Since 1946, the Canyonlands PRCA Rodeo has been an annual event in…
Transp*ART*ation showcases autos turned into masterpieces
This is the first year for the Transp*ART*ation art car parade in Moab, and organizer Laurie Collins is anxious to see…