Community Rebuilds hosts two open houses
Heila and Br’er Ershadi and their two children have yet to move into their new Community Rebuilds home, but they’ve already bought chickens for the eggs they plan to collect someday. In fact,…
Housing & Development
County reviews plans for workforce housing
RV owners who are looking for a quiet place to spend the night shouldn’t get their hopes up if they catch a fleeting glimpse of a reference to plans for a new RV…
City to explore workforce housing proposal
Is city-owned property across the road from Old City Park the right place to build essential workforce housing? City officials plan to take a closer look at the idea, after Moab City Manager…
Realtors rally for Community Rebuilds
South Eastern Utah Association of Realtors Chapter President Randy Day (right) presents Community Rebuilds Executive Director Emily Niehaus with a check for $500 during the association’s most recent board meeting. “The South Eastern…
Rally of the Realtors
Moab Chamber of Commerce members welcomed Arches Real Estate Group to the fold at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, Oct. 1. The new firm was created when Arches Realty merged with Red Rock…
“New” real estate company to host open house
Two of Moab’s real estate firms have merged and will host a grand opening celebration of their new company on Thursday, Oct. 1, from 2 to 6 p.m. at Arches Real Estate Group’s…
Survey finds broad support for local food production
When the nonprofit group Envision Utah reached out to state residents eight years ago and asked them if they felt that agriculture is critically important to Utah’s future, just one in two said…
City, county nix joint planning proposal
“Let’s put some things into action. Let’s not keep planning or surveying.” With those words, Moab City Council member Gregg Stucki summed up the consensus among a majority of city and county council…
‘Rock star’ travel council head to retire
Tourism was second to mining as Moab’s economic driver when Marian DeLay moved to Moab in 1979. That changed when the uranium boom ended and tourism became Moab’s primary industry. “Mining has gone…
Affordable housing comes to 400 North
Laura Ayase is a grown woman who lived with her mother for the last five years because she couldn’t find affordable housing in Moab; Sam Allred is a young boy who grew up…