In memory of Ed Nettell
Ed Nettell passed away August 9, 2024, in Moab, Utah.
In memory of Christy Marie Holland Hobbs
Christy Marie Holland Hobbs passed away August 8, 2024, in Moab, Utah.
Rize Training Studio helps locals find movement and strength
Natali Zollinger has been an athlete all her life. Growing up as the youngest of 11 kids, she’s always loved being on a team, with coaches and mentors pushing her to be the best she can be. Whether she was playing water polo, soccer, or rugby, the power of movement was instilled in her from a young age and continues to this day — and now she’s bringing that mindset to the Moab community.
Revisiting old stories about Glen Canyon
Author Zak Podmore visits Moab to talk about his latest book, “After Dead Pool”
Living with Volcanoes on the Colorado Plateau
Science Moab talks to Dr. Michael Ort about how an ancient explosion may have helped Indigenous populations grow
The Topaz World War II Japanese Incarceration Site
Later this summer, the Moab Museum will display “A Moab Prison Camp: Japanese American Incarceration in Utah,” an exhibition curated by the team to explore the stories of the 55 individuals incarcerated at Dalton Wells near Moab.
Moab property tax passed
A long-debated Moab City property tax was approved at a special City Council session on August 6.
City of Moab
Special City Council Meeting, Truth in Taxation Public Hearing August 6, 2024
Grand County Commission
The Grand County meeting covered budget priorities, department reports, action items like the approval of Moab Uranium Mill Tailings compliance and a stoplight installation, various rezoning public hearings, and ended with a closed session on personnel and litigation issues.
How Far Did Cosmo Go?
My librarians and I invited you to take me (in the form of a Cosmo bookmark, shirt or sticker) along on your summer adventures, to snap a photo of my handsome visage in whatever exotic locale you were visiting and share it with our “How Far Can Cosmo Go?” display. And wow, did you deliver!