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- Stories as bridges for diversity – Moab’s own version of the Moth and what they’re up to next!Storied Self Collaborates for Multicultural March
- Windgate Adventures offers an exceptional experienceEric Odenthal, the owner of Windgate Adventures LLC, still remembers the feeling of his first time climbing in Kane Creek at eight years old– nervous and excited all at once. It’s that feeling that drives him to create that experience for others with his independently owned rock climbing and canyoneering guiding business that offers a…
- Emit Pittman – Dalton Wells CCC EnrolleeThe 1943 incarceration of Japanese Americans and Moab’s role in these national-scale events were predated by Dalton Wells’ original use: a Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) camp – DG-32. This week, the Museum team dives into the story of one of the CCC enrollees: Emit T. Pittman, whose profile is displayed in the current temporary…
- Trail running triumphs: Over 600 competitors, mostly women, show up for the TransRockies Moab Run the Rocks 2024Held from March 8 to 10, the TransRockies Moab Run the Rocks proved to be a spectacular event for trail running enthusiasts in its second year. Set against the stunning backdrop of Navajo Rocks, Gemini Bridges, and Bar M trails, the three stages offered 600 competitors a unique experience. The event featured two main courses:…
- Breathe, Move, Connect: Community Yoga offers place to practice in MoabEvery Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Moab Arts Building, locals and visitors alike join together for an hour-long session of community yoga to move, breathe, and connect. “Yoga was my introduction to meeting a part of the Moab community and now yoga is incredibly special to me,” said Moab resident Tasia Wu. “Yoga is…
- Hunting & Fishing: Chorizo Pheasant Eggs Benedict with Hatch Chile Bearnaise Over the past few years, I have come to find my favorite traditional dish to manipulate is eggs Benedict. Customarily, eggs Benedict is a toasted English muffin topped with a slice of Canadian bacon, a poached egg, and dressed in a hollandaise sauce. The rich, creamy dish is perfect for making minor or even drastic…
- Springtime for Cosmo: Word from the Library CatGreetings and meow everyone. It’s Cosmo the Library Cat. Spring is here and it’s making me feel energized and excited, almost kittenish! I’ve cut back my sleep time to a mere 15 hours a day and I am spending more time outdoors climbing trees and rolling around in the dirt. These are classic springtime activities…
- In Memory of, Larry Williams ChristensenApril 9, 1945 – March 8, 2024 Our family is so sad to share the news that our Dad, Larry Williams Christensen, unexpectedly passed away on March 8, 2024. Larry will be sorely missed by everyone who knew him. He was a kind, gentle, loving man. He was our Mom’s best friend and always by her…
- In Memory of, Brent Duane LeechJanuary 4, 1956 – March 8, 2024 Brent Duane Leech, 68, passed away on March 8, 2024, at his home in Moab. A memorial service will be held at a later date. A full obituary will be in the next edition of the paper. You may send condolences to the family at www.SpanishValleyMortuary.com
- Local health coaches band together for event answering common the question, “What is health coaching?”“The industry is squishy on what it means to be a coach, let alone a wellness coach,” Celia Alario summed up, explaining why she and other local health coaches decided to hold a meeting where locals can ask questions of the three certified coaches. Alario, Laura Kenderes, and Michelle Allard all share one impressive title:…
- Newly formed nonprofit, Friends of the Fruit Bowl seeks public input.Of the 22.8 million acres of land the Bureau of Land Management oversees in Utah, there is a small area of about 10 acres in Grand County known as the Fruit Bowl. Over the years, the area has received recognition for its unique recreation opportunities in the air space hundreds of feet above the canyon…
- Kent Frost – Moab’s original Jeep tour guideThe Moab Museum strives to share history from Southeast Utah and the broader Colorado Plateau by identifying and curating stories, both new and old. This week, our volunteer staff dive into the life and legacy of one of Moab’s institutional figures: Kent Frost. Find more information about historic Moab figures in our Oral Histories and…
- Reduce, reuse, recycle – Talking to providers about Moab’s recycling optionsGrand County residents and visitors have two options for recycling: the Community Recycle Center on Sand Flats Road, where recyclers self-sort their items, or the Solid Waste Special Service District’s curbside pickup program, which is a mixed, or single-stream, system where all accepted materials are disposed of in the same bin. “We’re running two systems,…
- Congrats to Aiden Dugan & Lynndi Smith – Margaret L. Hopkin Middle School’s Students of the Month!Staff at Margaret L. Hopkin Middle School announced Aiden Dugan and Lynndi Smith as the March students of the month.
- Meeting at a Glance: Grand County Commission, March 5, 2024Citizens To Be Heard Begins at 2:30 Department, Agency and General Reports Begins at 41:18 Consent Agenda Approved unanimously. Begins at 05:56:12
- This week on Cosmo’s Corner: Bilingual StorytimeA word from the Library Cat
- Mutt of the Week: Kringle! – Looking for a forever homeMeet Kringle! Looking for a sweet, goofy pup to add to your crew? This cute little guy is 5 months old and weighs around 20 pounds. Kringle can be a little timid when he meets new people and pups, but he warms up quickly and he’s eager to become friends. He’s been training on a…
- In Memory of: Joe Wesley VancilFebruary 14, 1928 – February 29, 2024
- In Memory of: Johnna Gage Tipton1941-2024 “Love is never lightly lost” After a full and adventurous life of 83 years, Johnna passed away at her home in the town she adored. Johnna had a unique and vibrant spirit that took her to far-flung places to live, work and play. She loved, above all, her family and friends, new experiences, lively…
- In Memory of: Clifford Lee Carter, May 17, 1959 – March 3, 2024Clifford Lee Carter, 64, passed away on March 3, 2024, at his home in Moab. Cremation has taken place and a private family service will be held at a later date. A full obituary will be in the next edition of the paper.You may send condolences to the family at www.SpanishValleyMortuary.com or www.SVMC.US
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