Preventing cataracts
In Moab, when you hear the word cataract, most people think you are talking about an intense river trip down an epic waterfall-filled canyon. However, our sun-filled days put us at higher risk…
Moab restaurants dishing up some food grown locally
Colin Fryer, owner of Red Cliffs Lodge and Castle Creek Winery, has a few reasons to buy local. First, it is good common sense. “I help you, you help me,” he said. Second,…
Big box developer has contract on Moab property
It might not be a Wal-Mart. It might not even amount to anything in the end. But the possibility of Moab getting a Wal-Mart-like “big box” retail store grew significantly larger last week…
Local group expands its adoption of shared-use trails
For nearly a decade, developing Sovereign Trail System was the primary focus of Ride with Respect, a non-profit organization that maintains trails and educates off-highway vehicle riders. Now, the group is strengthening ties…
Uranium mill tailings project about 1/3 done
The U.S. Department of Energy has completed about one-third of a project to move 16 million tons of uranium tailings from the banks of the Colorado River, near Moab, to a permanent disposal…
Chile Pepper Bike Shop
The Chile Pepper Bike Shop is located in the Kane Creek Shopping Center near the Moab Brewery. Summer hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., seven days a week. Biking tours and trail…
20 Questions: Alex Meininger
At one point, Alex Meininger could have been voted most likely to drop out of high school and follow the Grateful Dead. But, instead – he found himself, like many of us, entranced…
Colorado man buried himself in sand to stay warm overnight
A Parker, Colo., man who got lost after leaving his family to have a cigarette was found the next day on the mesa above Culvert Canyon. According to the Grand County Sheriff’s Office,…