The Delicate Stitchers Quilt Guild honored local Veterans on November 11 by gifting 103 handmade “Bargello” flag quilts, designed to look like flags waving in the breeze, at area ceremonies. The Guild, open to all skill levels, meets monthly to share new techniques and projects.
Moab joins area parks and Castle Valley in the densest area of Dark Sky Places worldwide.
The club builds community—and step counts
The Moab Museum tells the story of a Black cook in Castle Valley
“Castle Valley has a long history of protecting public and private lands from inappropriate development.”
Castle Valley’s annual celebration of all things gourd is back after a two-year pandemic hiatus.
Ranching was a primary lifestyle in Castle Valley for decades.
An application for a residential lease on a 480-acre parcel of state trust lands above Castle Valley is causing concerns, as details of the plan and the buyer aren’t available due to confidentiality…
The annual Christmas Bird Count, administered by the National Audubon Society, is the longest-running citizen science survey in the world—it began in 1900 as an alternative to then-popular bird-hunting contests. It’s a census…
Moab City, the town of Castle Valley, and Grand County are all participating in the Utah 100 Communities Renewable Energy Program, an initiative made possible by the 2019 House Bill 411, which allows…
Castle Valley has been a “Firewise Community” since 2004, participating in a national program that supports homeowners and communities in preparing their properties to be resistant and resilient to wildfire. The Firewise USA…
Brennan Gillis is the marketing and communications director at Canyonlands Field Institute, a local organization that leads outdoor education trips for students and adults. But the 2021 season—from April to October—was so busy…
Today beloved for its scenery and incredible landforms, the rugged canyon country around Moab once inspired disappointment and disdain in some early geologists and government surveyors. While on an early U.S. government expedition…
The water of the Colorado River serves and nourishes the American Southwest in many ways: we use it for drinking, for watering our crops, for creating electricity and for recreation. It shapes our…
Artist Adele LeBourgeois Alsop, 73, died peacefully at her home in Castle Valley, Utah, on Sept. 4. Adele grew up in Stockbridge and New York City in the 1960s and attended the School…
Redistricting takes place once every ten years following the U.S. Census, and the new boundaries re-define voting districts for congressional candidates, state legislative representatives, county commissioners and school boards. These boundaries are critical…
