“It’s incredible that 50 years later, we’re able to honor the history of agriculture in Grand County, and that this land is still being used to feed our community,” Jade Valdez, YGP’s coordinator, said. “It goes to show the hard work and dedication that has gone into sustaining Moab’s passion for local grown foods for so many generations.”
When President Donald Trump’s so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” (H.R. 1) passed Congress, its supporters celebrated a sweeping return to “energy dominance.” But buried beneath the headlines is a quiet, far-reaching assault on America’s outdoor recreation heritage — one that puts the $1.2 trillion dollar recreation economy at risk.
Maintaining trails, collaborating with land managers, and providing visitor support are appropriate county functions, and we should continue to fund them. But programs rooted in education, stewardship, and outreach thrive best and most sustainably when they’re carried by nonprofits with strong government and private partnerships.
Utah is home to some of the nation’s darkest skies. Now Moab is hoping to join the ranks of Dark Sky-certified places.
An eclipse viewer dons protective glasses. Source: BLM On April 8, the moon will block out the sun in a total solar eclipse that will pass across the U.S. in an arc from…
Moab in the late 1960s was a time of change. Mining, the town’s primary economic driver in years prior, was on the decline with the decreased demand of uranium ore by the United…
Held 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…
BLM limits activities in Mineral, Hell Roaring canyons to care for wildlife
Local Patrick Betts runs Moab Fixed Hardware
Once unofficial, GGBY festival works with the BLM to ensure its future
