Presentation on Code Compliance 2024 Priority Update Begins at 00:01:52 Public Comments Begins at 00:23:30 Presentations Moab Solutions Begins at 00:30:30 Department Update Transit Update for 2024 Begins at 00:40:15 Dark Sky Community…
The federal government spends $50 per student per year on STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) education, while spending only five cents per student per year on civics. And it shows. According to…
At their May 4 regular meeting, the Grand County Commission approved the hire of a consultant to continue advising and training the county on noise ordinance and enforcement issues, voted to be an…
John Curtis, the representative for Utah’s 3rd congressional district, visited Moab on March 31 for a town hall meeting held at Star Hall. Curtis fielded questions from community members on issues ranging from…
Grand County residents have been eagerly watching the progress at the state capitol of Senate Bill 168, which would have allowed resort communities in Utah to impose a curfew on OHV use on…
As of Feb. 16, the Utah State Senate has temporarily postponed discussion of Senate Bill 168, which is being closely watched by noise-weary Moab residents, local officials and off-highway vehicle business owners and…
The Utah State Legislature is two weeks into their 2021 General Session, and local elected officials are making an effort to keep track of the bills likely to affect Grand County and to…
What happens if a post office disappears? For folks living in a city, it might be an inconvenience. But for one in five Americans, particularly in rural areas, the next post office can…
