Cosmo’s Corner: My Purr-fect Fall Getaway
After a luxury spa retreat with sunbeam yoga and no social media, Cosmo the Library Cat is back and ready to welcome you at the Grand County Public Library!
After a luxury spa retreat with sunbeam yoga and no social media, Cosmo the Library Cat is back and ready to welcome you at the Grand County Public Library!
Barbara Jo Weber of Moab, Utah, passed away at her home at the age of 88, remembered for her love of sports, travel, and family across five generations. Memorial services will be held Saturday, November 22.
Today is the final day to comment on the Bureau of Land Management’s Public Lands Rule, which shapes how 245 million acres are managed across the West. The proposal’s outcome could influence conservation, mining, and recreation decisions throughout the Moab area.
Ralph ‘J’ Hawks, a devoted family man and community leader from Moab, passed away peacefully at home at the age of 91, surrounded by his loving family on November 4, 2025. A viewing will be held Friday, November 14.
“The canonical story of Glen Canyon is the story of what happens if you let a river die,” said Zanna Stutz, program manager of the Glen Canyon Institute, “but what is less well-known is what is happening in Glen Canyon right now.”
The Moab property that opened as Field Station in 2023 is becoming “Slackline Moab” following a partnership between AutoCamp and Hilton.
Helen M. Knight Middle School has named two outstanding students for November’s Student of the Month honors: Hannah Hays and Kash McCandless.
Grand County is considering new positions and pay adjustments for 2026, including roles in recreation, wildfire mitigation, and public safety. HR Director Tess Barger said several upgrades are needed to meet workload and compliance demands. Budget talks continue later this month.
Grand County approved its 2026 tentative budget, new contracts, and holiday lighting at the Colorado River Bridge. The commission also updated housing and utility ordinances and formed a subcommittee for the county administrator’s review. Two zoning measures passed 5–2.
The long-awaited Mud Springs Non-Motorized Trail System opened on November 6, giving riders their first official chance to experience roughly 6 miles of new singletrack before a seasonal wildlife closure begins in December.