Just like family: WabiSabi set to serve hundreds at annual Moab Thanksgiving dinner today
Join the Moab family: Dinner will be served on Thursday, November 28 from 12 to 5 at the Grand Center (182 N 500 W).
In Memory of Julia Wilcox
Julia Wilcox passed away on November 20, 2025, in Grand Junction, Colorado.
In Memory of Amber Leigh Sargent
Amber Leigh Sargent, a loving wife, mother, and grandmother, passed peacefully on November 16, 2025. She will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered for her joy in family and traditions.
A rare glimpse: Bobcat spotted in Moab
Local reader Jen Sadoff recently spotted something special in central Moab—a small bobcat perched in a tree. While the sighting might seem unusual, it’s actually a reminder that these elusive predators are thriving right here in our valley.
Cosmo’s Corner: Fill Your Bag with Bargain Books at the Grand County Public Library!
Join Cosmo the Library Cat at Grand County Public Library’s epic $1 Book Sale—fill any size bag with books and support your library. Don’t miss the feline fun!
FireBREAK launches multiphase project to kick off fuels reduction season
Late fall through early spring is the best time to thin out or remove fire fuels that will become a big risk in the summer. Moab’s FireBREAK campaign is doing the work now to prevent fires next year.
What’s that smoke? Don’t worry — Controlled burns planned at Matheson Preserve next week
Burns from Monday, November 17 through Sunday, November 23, are part of efforts to eliminate invasive Russian olive trees.
In Memory of Wendy Cooper
Wendy Cooper, 86, passed away surrounded by her children. Known for her love of holidays and family, she leaves behind a legacy of warmth, kindness, and cherished memories. A graveside service will be held on Friday, November 14 at 1:00 p.m. at Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery.
Moab Valley Multicultural Center expands food box program to support families
The center is now providing supplementary food boxes weekly instead of twice per month, along with a City Market food card for families who show proof of a SNAP EBT card, according to Rhiana Medina, the center’s executive director.
What was that in the sky? Skywatchers dazzled by aurora borealis in Moab
The northern lights over Moab? Yep. A rare geomagnetic storm painted the desert sky Tuesday night, and locals chased the glow up Sand Flats Road.