Science Moab recently spoke to paleontologist Randy Irmis. Randy teaches at the University of Utah in the Department of Geology and Geophysics, and is the curator of paleontology at the Natural History Museum…
The Moab Red Devils high school and middle school mountain bike teams delivered strong performances at their second race of the season in Cedar City last Saturday, with the high school squad claiming first place in Division 2 despite missing a key rider.
“Some younger riders stepped up to fill the void and the team edged out Snow Canyon by 8 points to take first place again,” Coach Patrick Trim said.
Dr. Michael McFalls has been dismissed from his position as Superintendent of Grand County School District, with the school board accepting his “forced” resignation through a consent agenda vote during Tuesday evening’s meeting….
Grand County High School’s Students of the Month are seniors Klara Irene Harms and Kanton VanArsdol. Both students are set to graduate this spring. Klara Irene Harms Klara Irene Harms is the daughter…
The Moab community will gather Thursday, September 4 at Swanny City Park for the 10th Annual Recovery Day, a free celebration welcoming families and community members of all ages. This year’s theme, “Unstoppable…
Meow and hello everyone. It’s Cosmo, Library Cat and art critic, here with wonderful news for all my fellow art connoisseurs out there. Grand County Public Library is currently hosting the All-State Utah High School Art Exhibition!
Grand County athletes packed the schedule this week, bringing home big wins and valuable experience across multiple sports. Girls Soccer The Lady Red Devils soccer team dominated the pitch, shutting out Parowan 8-0…
Helen M. Knight Elementary students returned to school this week with a new leader at the helm and construction crews still working to complete major campus improvements. Principal Holly Harris, a Moab native…
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Professional cyclist Hannah Otto claimed the women’s fastest known time (FKT) on Moab’s White Rim Trail on May 2, 2025, completing the demanding 100-mile route in 6 hours, 36 minutes, and 51 seconds. Otto’s achievement on the iconic Canyonlands trail beats the previous women’s record by nearly 15 minutes.
