April fools? Moab sees rare April snowfall
No joke: on April 1, 2025, Moab witnessed an unusual weather event as snowflakes and hail briefly fell upon the city, marking a rare April snowfall in Moab. The last recorded April snowfall…
Daily flights between Moab and Denver return today
Contour Airlines, which has served Moab with flights to Phoenix since early 2024, is adding the connection as a new partnership with United Airlines.
In memory of Mary Hanley Black
April 1, 1938 – March 31, 2025 Mary Hanley Black was born the only child of Mary Isabell Johnson and John Edward Hanley on April 1, 1938, in Moab. She died at home…
Spring 2025: Visit With Respect Ambassador Training at Bears Ears
Connect with the land and help preserve it! The Visit With Respect Ambassador Training equips participants with skills to be responsible stewards of Bears Ears through hands-on education and adventure.
Preserving wild Alaska: Moab local features in documentary screening on April 3
Alaska fisherman and filmmaker says the best conservation is to let the ecosystem manage itself
New dashboard shows the human side of the housing situation in Moab
Housing task force surveyed over 500 residents about their living conditions
Moab City Council Meeting at a Glance, March 25, 2024
Moab City Council approved $83K for 18 local programs, including Youth Garden Project, Moab Music Festival, and Stoop Fest.
Cosmo’s Corner: A long, dark night
During last week’s outage, Cosmo the Library Cat stayed cozy and curious—and hopes you did too! Need ideas for blackout fun? Ask your librarian for stargazing and survival reads!
Welcome, Romeo Gregorio Goldtooth!
Please join us in welcoming Romeo Gregorio Goldtooth, born on March 16, 2025, at Moab Regional Hospital
Photo Gallery: Protest at Arches National Park on March 22, 2025
Demonstrators gathered at the entrance to Arches National Park outside of Moab on March 22, 2025, holding signs supporting federal workers and public lands. This is the second protest in the area in response to recent federal job and funding cuts.