BEAVER, Utah — For generations, the Kanab Cowboys and Beaver Beavers have battled on the football field. For nearly a century, the rivalry has produced unforgettable games, fierce competition and communities proudly cheering for their teams, but this week, those uniforms represented something even greater than football. Instead of meeting under the Friday night lights, members of the Kanab High School football team traveled to Beaver to serve families and neighborhoods recove

Kane County Hospital is deeply grateful to announce a generous $110,000 donation from a couple who has chosen to remain anonymous. Their remarkable gift was made to support the hospital and strengthen healthcare services available to our community. Image courtesy of Kane County Hospital. After carefully considering how these funds could make a meaningful and lasting difference, Kane County Hospital has decided to allocate the donation toward the purchase of dialysis machines

A new federal plan released Friday, July 31, could shape how the Colorado River is managed for the next decade, with significant implications for Lake Powell and Glen Canyon Dam. Glen Canyon Dam near Page, Arizona. New proposed federal operating rules for the Colorado River are intended to help protect Lake Powell and Lake Mead through 2036. Photo courtesy of the U.S. Geological Survey. The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation released its Final Environmental Impact Statement outlining

The Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity recently recognized Kane County Economic Development Director Kelly Stowell for his nearly two decades of work helping guide economic development, outdoor recreation and the local film industry. Kane County Economic Development Director Kelly Stowell was recently recognized by the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity for his work supporting economic development, outdoor recreation and the local film industry. Photo courtesy o

For a lot of seniors, independence is something to be proud of. It represents years of hard work, self-reliance and the ability to take care of yourself and your family. That’s one reason asking for help can be so difficult. But accepting help does not mean giving up independence. Sometimes it’s exactly what allows us to maintain it. Many older adults in rural communities continue leading active lives well into retirement. Asking for help with more physically demanding tasks

KANAB — What started as a fun summer activity has quickly become one of Kane County’s favorite traditions. Photos courtesy of Kane Community Coalition. This year’s Cops vs Teens Fugitive Night, organized by Kane Community Coalition (KCC) and the Kane Community Youth Coalition (KCYC), welcomed more than 315 teens! More than double last year’s attendance. The overwhelming turnout was exciting, but even more impressive was what happened throughout the evening. The event challeng

KANE COUNTY — The Kane Education Foundation is celebrating another successful summer filled with hands-on learning, community partnerships and programs that made a lasting impact on children throughout Kane County. Left to right, photos courtesy of Kane Education Foundation: Katja Knoll and her incredible team from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for shared their knowledge and enthusiasm while teaching the children all about dinosaurs. The Fourth of July Color Run was Kan