Mark FoleyOutstanding Public Service Award
Mark Foley is a longtime community member. He graduated from Uintah High School then served for two years in the Dallas, Texas Mission for the… Login to continue reading Login…
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Utah Department of Health and Human Services achieves national accreditation for public health
Salt Lake City—The Utah Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has achieved reaccreditation for the next five years through the Public Health Accreditation Board… Login to continue reading Login…
Uintah Basin Wide Veterans News
Uintah Basin Veteran Food Pantry
Utah State University Launches Redesign of Statewide Enterprise
As Utah’s land-grant university, Utah State has started a redesign project of its Statewide Enterprise to modernize and optimize its Statewide system to better serve and address Utahns needs across the state.
Utah proposes law giving back to vehicle owners
A Utah bill has been proposed to give refunds on the registration of vehicles. House bill 277 aims to give registered vehicle owners refund options if they decide to seek the vehicle or have an accident leaving the car unable to function.
First in the Nation: Utah Legislature passes bill paving the way for state vendors to be paid in gold and silver
H.B. 306, authorizing the state treasurer to issue a competitive procurement for a precious metals-backed electronic payment platform, now awaits Governor Spencer Cox’s signature SALT… Login to continue reading Login…
CNCC launches Radiologic Technology Program
CRAIG, CO — Colorado Northwestern Community College (CNCC) is proud to announce the launch of its new Radiologic Technology Program, designed to provide students with… Login to continue reading Login…
March 2025 Business of the Month Wingers
Coming from a background of construction and real estate, Eric Gunter has been involved in the restaurant Industry for almost 20 years. Working for companies such as Cracker Barrel, Brick Oven Pizza and Pasta, he has been with Wingers for 12 years.
BLM approves natural gas Randlett to Aurora Interconnect Pipeline
VERNAL, Utah — The Bureau of Land Management approved the Randlett to Aurora Interconnect Pipeline in Uintah County. With this approval, Finley Resources, Inc., can construct two 12-inch surface natural gas pipelines crossing less than a mile of public lands from existing wells to regional markets through the Timberline Compressor Station.
Duchesne County Seniors Matter
Cross Roads Center Notes and Activities- Roosevelt