The following is part of a series of stories from Science Moab’s School to Science program, which pairs students with scientist mentors in the field, the lab, and museums. School to Science launched in August 2021 and has now served almost 60 students from Grand County High School and the Grand County Student Career and Success Center.
“In many ways, Moab and all of the surrounding areas healed me,” she said. “It really connected with me in a way that’s a little difficult to articulate. The desert is so brutal and beautiful at the same time, that it reminds you of all of the best and worst parts of life. And somehow that really worked.”
The post-election audit for the Republican primary election was finalized. 1295 ballots were counted, a 61.8% turnout for registered Republican voters.
I would like to take this opportunity to give a shout-out and a heartfelt thank you to all of the people of the Moab 2nd Ward of the LDS Church and Grand County High School who helped set up and take down the Memorial Day Veterans’ Tributes at both Moab cemeteries, both this year and in past years.
Hello my friends! As longtime readers of my column know, I’m not just a library cat.
A violent storm on June 21 dumped over an inch of rain in just 15 minutes in some areas of Moab, according to Grand County Emergency Management Director Cora Phillips.
Local paramedic hosts jiu-jitsu practice sessions
The Baja 500 is a grueling 500-mile race that tests the limits of off-road racers, with only 40% completing the challenging course. This year, two teams from Moab, led by John Marshall and Jim Horne, overcame immense obstacles and community-driven support to cross the finish line together, embodying the spirit of camaraderie and perseverance.
Pete Sands is bringing Navajo culture and language to life with “Navajo Highways,” a new kids’ show featuring puppets and live actors.
This week, the Moab Museum team dives into the history of Spanish exploration in the state of Utah.
