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The month encourages young people and their loved ones to come together to raise awareness about the issue of teen dating violence.

The Indian Child Welfare Act, in a new form, is expected back on the calendar at the Utah state legislature this week.

Roosevelt resident, Ida “Mary” Macpherson, is writing a memoir about her life growing up in Ireland, and the many memorable turns her life took after she left.

Rapid snow melt in the mountains can cause flooding, and Duchesne County Fire and Emergency Management wants residents to be prepared.

Many younger adults have faced circumstances that have left them without enough education to obtain a job that provides a living wage or to even be able to enter the workforce at all, through no fault of their own.

UBTech held its student showcase event in Roosevelt last week.

The group has been working on Project Alley since 2019 and is in the process of obtaining their certification.

Jennie Henderson first started thinking about a personal care agency when she noticed a need in the community.

One of the skills needed in the area was learning how to write a competitive grant application.

The nature park will include an amphitheatre, a pavilion/learning center, awalking trail, and a 1.25-acre pond with a wheelchair-accessible dock.