by David Boyle
News Director
Residents of San Juan County gathered for the sixth annual Moccasin Run for foster care awareness on May 3. The event, held in White Mesa, was put on by Utah Foster Care, the Utah Division of Indian Affairs, and the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe.
The annual event is aimed at...
There’s nothing like Mother’s Day, with all of its flowers and sentiments, to bring out the dark side in mothers. It’s true.
Even the best of moms have a dark side. And there’s nothing like Mother’s Day to bring it out: the goofs and mistakes, the mothering moments when she knows she wasn’t at...
by Kara Laws
Contributing writer
May 22 is a very exciting day for Dirty Pop, the custom drink shop in Blanding, as it marks the one year anniversary of their opening on Center Street.
I sat down with the owners Karah Nay and Sarah Walker to learn how they are celebrating their big anniversary and...
by Art Adair
Contributing writer
The Monticello High School Women’s Ensemble recently completed their performance season at the region solo and ensemble competition on March 26, where they received a 1 rating. That qualified them for the state tournament at Provo High School.
Solo and Ensemble...
The Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum will host “Archeology Day and Art Market” on Saturday May 3, 2025.
The event is a celebration of the rich archaeological heritage of southeast Utah and features demonstrations, hands-on activities, lectures, and guided tours of the ruins.
There will be...
by Emma Parkhurst
Utah State Extension Assistant Professor
Whether you consider yourself a cat or a dog person, research shows caring for a pet can positively impact your physical and mental health. Pets provide a sense of companionship and are often considered valued members of the family....
Many events are scheduled for the Easter season in the Redrock country.
Saint Joseph Catholic Church at 365 South Main in Monticello will hold Sunday Mass at noon on Easter Sunday.
San Juan Community Church, at 200 South 217 East in Monticello, invites all to their Easter Revival beginning...
by Janet Wilcox
Contributing writer
In 1911, when William Morley and Anna Black moved to Blanding, there were only 25 families and the town was covered with pine trees and sagebrush.
From any direction all you could see was the top of the Castle House built by Jens Nielson.
He also owned the Co-op...
Dedication to academics has paid off for Shayli Bake, a senior at San Juan High School. Bake has been awarded a $500 scholarship savings account as a regional winner of Zions Bank’s Pays for A’s drawing.
Kim Palmer, manager of the Zions Bank Blanding branch, announced Bake’s achievement during a...
By Sally Jack
Contributing Writer
If you want to be a part of the fun and learn something new, join one or more of the new or ongoing clubs at the county libraries in Blanding and Monticello.
Reading classes for children and adults begin on April 14 at the Blanding Library.
Mrs. Julia Brooks will...