Im memory of Gaylord Rick Martin
Gaylord Rick Martin (Ricky), was born on November 28, 1957, in Salt Lake City, Utah, and passed away March 6, 2025, at his home in Moab.
Federal directive could close Moab National Parks, USGS offices
If the Moab offices shut down, it could affect many local employees who help manage national parks and public lands—following controversial job cuts that have sparked protests nationwide, including in Grand County.
The Skybound Traveler: A local’s passion project brings the oracle to the crag
Moab-based creator Daniel McNeil has combined his passion for climbing with spiritual insight in The Skybound Traveler, a beautifully illustrated oracle deck. Dan talked to us about the challenges of launching a Kickstarter campaign and the joy of sharing this project. Read more about The Skybound Traveler in our latest feature at Moab Sun News. [Video interview included]
Transcript: Laura Long’s statement at the Kane Creek hearing on March 5, 2025
Laura Long’s statement at the Kane Creek hearing highlights community opposition to a controversial project, citing economic concerns and alleged corruption.
Commission debates “political influence” on board appointments
Commissioner Brian Martinez pushed to overturn a recommendation from an advisory board and appoint a different slate of candidates.
Meeting-at-a-Glance – Grand County Commission, February 4, 2025
Grand County Commission approved key projects, including LiDAR mapping and special events, while discussing state bill impacts and local purchasing policy updates.
Backyard Creek Restoration
Science Moab joined Kara Dohrenwend, Director of Rim to Rim Restoration, along Pack Creek one summer morning to discuss creek science and restoration in the Moab area. Dohrenwend: Rim to Rim Restoration started…
Moab History: Lake Powell from the air
In 1963, the completion of Glen Canyon Dam marked a turning point in the history of the Colorado River. At its height, Lake Powell stored over 27 million acre-feet of water, but water…
One last look at Tom Tom’s Volkswagen Museum
The Arnold brothers watched their father’s Moab shop evolve over five unpredictable decades– now they are moving on.
Moab’s 4-H program invites more members
The nationwide 4-H youth development program has been around for more than 100 years. The four Hs stand for head, heart, hands and health—the values that 4-H members work on developing through clubs…