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Kane County robotics team makes history - heading to international championship!
KANE COUNTY—The Paleo Pangolins, a local FIRST LEGO League robotics team, are heading to the world stage! The team has officially earned a spot at the FIRST LEGO League International Open Championship in Jalisco, Mexico, and the whole community has reason to cheer! The Paleo Pangolins, a local FIRST LEGO League robotics team led by coaches Daniel and Analise Heaton, has officially earned a spot at the FIRST LEGO League International Open Championship in Jalisco, Mexico, and
Elizabeth Davis
6 minutes ago2 min read


U.S. Forest Service prepares to move headquarters to Utah
SALT LAKE CITY—The U.S. Forest Service is preparing to shift its national headquarters from Washington, D.C., to Salt Lake City, a move that could bring federal land management leadership closer to the landscapes it oversees across the West. A view of the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest. The U.S. Forest Service is moving its headquarters to Salt Lake City as part of a broader shift toward Western-based land management. U.S. Forest Service photo. While the agency will m
Southern Utah News
13 minutes ago2 min read


Spring break traffic picking up in Kane County
KANE COUNTY—Traffic is building, parking lots are filling and spring break visitors are returning to Kane County. This year, local businesses say fuel costs may be influencing how travelers plan trips and how much they spend once they arrive. Visitors stop along a roadway in Zion National Park during the spring travel season. Increased regional tourism is bringing steady traffic through Kane County as spring break activity picks up. Photo by Melissa MN. Spring break, which
Don Jennings
15 minutes ago2 min read


Orderville Town Board moves to first Monday of each month
ORDERVILLE—Following the regular opening ceremonies, the April 1 meeting of the Orderville Town Board started on the primary agenda, beginning with the planned shift in regular meeting times. Per previous discussion, the council proposed a shift to Mondays at 5:30 p.m., to avoid significant overtime concentrated on a single day imposed on city staff, as well as to avoid conflict with common times for municipal and school activities like youth basketball. The council unanimous
Ty Gant
21 minutes ago3 min read
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