Local author publishes new ghost novel set near Moab
In her new novel, “Our Eyes At Night,” local author M Dressler explores what it means to live and love in a world where ghosts and the living interact with one another. The…
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Ensuring safe workspaces in the outdoor industry
Seekhaven Family Crisis and Resource Center, in partnership with Futures Without Violence, will host a webinar titled, “Promoting Employee Wellness and Safety: Addressing the Impacts of Gender-Based Violence and Harassment in the Outdoor…
Archaeology in the West: Science Moab highlights talks with R.E. Burrillo, Lyle Balenquah and Jonathan Bailey
Archaeology is an evolving discipline that is increasingly incorporating a variety of perspectives and ways of knowing. Here, Science Moab highlights key take-aways from recent conversations with archaeologists that explore place, culture, and…
Cosmo’s Corner: Listen up!
Meow and hello everyone, it’s me, Cosmo the library cat, and I love listening to books! I like to curl up, close my eyes and become absorbed in a good story. It’s great…
Inside the Dungeons and Dragons Club at GCHS
In the role-playing game Dungeons and Dragons, characters tell stories and go on adventures. Everything in the game is completely based on dice rolling and chance. At the beginning of the 2020-21 school…
Letter to the Editor: In Support of SB49
Last week I read an opinion column in the Deseret News opposing Senate Bill 49, which seeks to expand state incentives to attract film productions to Utah. Oddly enough, as an elected Commissioner…
Obituary: Martin Levan Hamaker, March 1, 1945 – Feb. 21, 2022
Martin Levan Hamaker, 76, passed away on Feb. 21, 2022, at Moab Regional Hospital. Martin was born in Price on March 1, 1945, and attended school there until the tenth grade when his…
From Moab to Glenwood Springs: William Grandstaff’s life in Colorado
William Grandstaff once ran cattle in the canyon near Moab that now bears his name and, as an early settler and Black frontiersman, his story has long invited interest and cemented his place…
Sixty-five bird species spotted in Moab
The annual Christmas Bird Count, administered by the National Audubon Society, is the longest-running citizen science survey in the world—it began in 1900 as an alternative to then-popular bird-hunting contests. It’s a census…
Garden season is sprouting
Moab gardeners rejoice: gardening season is finally back! To kick off the growing season, the Youth Garden Project, Moab Community Gardens, Our Village Community Center, the Resiliency Hub and the Moab Garden Club…