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Ask an ExpertTen tips to take the pain out of family meal planning + free e-cookbook
Planning family meals can be a game-changer for busy households, ensuring that everyone gets nutritious and delicious food without the daily stress. Dedicating a little… Login to continue reading Login…
See porcupines at upcoming DWR viewing event
VERNAL — Winter is a great time to view one of the state’s largest rodents — the porcupine! If you have never seen these hardy… Login to continue reading Login…
USU UWLP Publishes Third of Six White Papers: Women’s Safety and Security
The Utah Women & Leadership Project (UWLP) at Utah State University has released the third of six white papers sharing the results of a comprehensive… Login to continue reading Login…
DWR Viewing Event
Winter is a wonderful time to view on of the largest rodents in the state, the porcupine. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is partnering with the Ouray National Wildlife Refuge to host an event giving the opportunity to view the animal.
Ashley Valley Water and Sewer Improvement District & Vernal City
Water Connections Available Soon Through Local Collaboration Vernal City and Ashley Valley Water and Sewer Improvement District (AVWSID) are pleased to announce an agreement that will ease development restrictions within AVWSID’s boundaries and make water connections available.
A resolution supporting the creation of a Utah Inland Port authority project area
Jenna Draper visited with officials about creating an inland port designated area. This would allow for tax revenue to be used to increase infrastructure needs throughout the county. An example of this would be setting aside a designated piece of land with a need and using the revenue to help the area.
Bird Flu in Utah
By Richard DeppeRDeppe@Cherryroad.com The outbreak of Avian Influenza or Bird Flu was first confirmed in 2022 in Utah. It has now been confirmed to have… Login to continue reading Login…
Economic Development Update
The USDA has two grants that are being worked on with the Forest Service and Moonlake Resort, one being a predevelopment program grant and the other is a search grant. Those are to help with the water supply in the event of water drying up or a disaster.