In memory of Kenneth Dale Grawet
Kenneth Dale Grawet was born to Bonnie Jean and Ray Cerial Grawet on September 13, 1947. He was born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska, and his heart remained there for his whole life….
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In memory of John Ladue Williams
John was a true visionary in the outfitting world. He worked alongside his parents at Tag-a-long Tours before carrying on the family legacy, creating NAVTEC Expeditions in the house his grandfather, Doc Williams, lived in.
In memory of Joel Nystrom
Friends will gather on Thursday, June 12, from 5 to 8 p.m. at Old City Park to celebrate Joel Nystrom’s legacy of kindness, humor, and craftsmanship.
Moab’s newest resident: Welcome, Kleo!
Congratulations to Karla Ewoldt on the birth of her daughter, Kleo! Kleo was born the morning of May 16, 2025, weighing in at 7 pounds 3 ounces at Moab Regional Hospital. Welcome to…
In memory of Curtis Rex Young
Curtis Rex Young — “Curt or Keepa” to just about everyone who knew him—passed away peacefully at home in Moab, Utah. He was 95 years old. Curt loved life and the people in it, especially his wife of 71 years, his kids, grandkids, great-grandkids and the children on the school bus he drove.
Local first responders honored for BASE jumper rescue
Crews were honored for saving a man who suffered “a broken femur, broken tailbone, fractured pelvis, 7 fractured vertebrae, 9 broken ribs, a broken wrist, a broken nasal cavity, a full rotator cuff tear, and a collapsed lung” in a fall at the Tombstone, a popular BASE jumping exit.
Welcome to Moab’s newest baby: Elian!
Moab welcomed its newest resident, Elian Jose Vazquez Garcia on May 14 at Moab Regional Hospital. Congratulations to proud parents Yajaira Garcia and Gerardo Vazquez!
USU Moab professor Steve Hawks retires after 35 years in higher ed
Steven Hawks, professor of Health Education and Promotion at Utah State University Moab, has announced his retirement. After more than three decades in higher education—26 of them at Utah State University—Professor Hawks is leaving behind a legacy of leadership and community service in Moab and beyond.
In memory of Robert Marvin Irish
Robert Marvin died in his Moab home with family at his side after a 5 year battle with cancer. He will be survived by all of us, family and friends, and we can only imagine what new adventure he is on now without the boundaries of his mortal body.
In memory of Helen Louise “Lou” Alcorn
After moving to Moab in 1991, Lou Acorn was a town fixture—playing violin at Helen M. Knight Elementary School, fiddle for the Moab Community Dance Band or people-watching sitting outside Moab Coffee Roasters.