KANAB — As Independence Day approaches, Kanab City is encouraging residents to celebrate responsibly and take extra precautions when using fireworks amid an active wildfire season across Utah. City officials are urging residents to attend Kanab City’s annual Fourth of July fireworks show and reminding those who choose to use personal fireworks that they may be discharged only within the city’s approved fireworks discharge area during the dates and times allowed under state la

Three wildland firefighters were killed, and two others were injured Saturday after they were overtaken by rapidly changing fire conditions while battling a wildfire near the Colorado-Utah border. Wildland firefighters hike toward the fire line as a helicopter makes a water drop. Three firefighters were killed and two were injured June 27 after being overtaken by rapidly changing fire conditions while battling a wildfire near the Colorado-Utah border. Photo courtesy InciWeb.

KANE COUNTY — Kane County Hospital is proud to once again partner with our local grocery stores for the second annual summer Care & Share Round-Up Donation Drive, taking place July 5 - 18. During these two weeks, shoppers can make a meaningful difference by simply telling their cashier they would like to round up their purchase or donate a specific dollar amount while checking out at participating Kane County grocery stores. Every dollar donated stays local and helps support

COLORADO CITY, Ariz. — Mohave College has received accreditation approval from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) to offer a new Bachelor of Science in Nursing, RNBSN, giving registered nurses an affordable, flexible pathway to complete a bachelor’s degree through the College. Mohave College has received accreditation approval to off er a new Bachelor of Science in Nursing, RN-BSN. Photo courtesy of Mohave College. “This is an important advancement for students, working nur

In response to the devastating wildfires burning across Utah, national nonprofit Best Friends Animal Society urges residents to ensure their pets are included in their disaster preparedness plans. “The first step to making sure pets are prepared for any emergency is to ensure dogs and cats are wearing up-to-date identification tags with current contact information,” said Tiffany Deaton, Director of National Operations, Best Friends Animal Society. “Having contact information

Kane School District held its annual budget hearing on June 23, just prior to the Kane District Board of Education regular meeting. New District Business Administrator Lark Reynolds presented the proposed final budget for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, and the proposed beginning budget for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027. No members of the public were present, so no comments were taken. Reynolds announced that the certified tax rate would remain the same for the 2

FREDONIA — This school year, Fredonia students demonstrated that learning extends far beyond the classroom by giving back to their community through meaningful service projects. Fredonia students spent time at the end of the school year painting curbing around the school. Photo courtesy of Fredonia-Moccasin Unified School District. In celebration of Mother’s Day, our fifth-grade students transformed broken glassware into handcrafted flower vases for their mothers. What might