GLENDALE—Glendale Town wel­comed families and friends to a festive morning on Saturday, April 4, as the com­munity gathered at Glendale Town Park for its annual Easter Egg Hunt. With bright skies and eager partici­pants, the event was filled with excitement, laughter and plenty of springtime cheer. Left to right, photos via Betty Chamberlain: Looking intently for their next eggs are brothers Lane and Klin Cox. Behind them is the Easter Bunny played by JR Cox. Blaise Roundy fo

Photos courtesy of the Easter Bunny. The Easter Bunny spent the Saturday before Easter visiting several egg hunts and community parties, including the grand opening of the Kanab Downtown Farmer’s Market. The day was filled with dancing, playing games, reading stories, turning balloons into bunny tails and, of course, hunting for eggs. See you next year Easter Bunny!

April is the “official” start of tourist season for hummingbirds in Kane County, so it is time to put out the welcome mat, they’re on their way. Many will stay through summer and raise a brood or two, as long as sup­plies last. Hang feeders where you can enjoy the show and watch for predators like the praying mantis. Photo courtesy of Desiree Beaudry. Attracting hum­mingbirds and main­taining feeders is a low-cost, low-mainte­nance enterprise, and the return on invest­ment is

KANAB, Utah — A locally organized “No Kings” protest on Saturday drew an estimated 150 to 200 participants along U.S. Highway 89, part of a broader day of demon­strations held across Utah and the country. Nationally, organiz­ers and media reports indicated millions of participants took part in coordinated events across the United States, with additional demonstrations re­ported internationally. Participants gather along U.S. Highway 89 in Kanab during Saturday, March 28, “No

KANE COUNTY, Utah - The community is invited to come together in support of neighbors facing food insecurity as the hospital launches a countywide food drive benefiting the Care & Share Food Pantry. Rather than collecting canned goods or hosting a tradi­tional food drive, this year’s effort focuses on something even more impactful: direct monetary donations at lo­cal grocery store checkout lanes. From April 5 - 18, custom­ers at participating grocery stores will have the oppo

FREDONIA, Ariz. — As Arizona commemo­rates America’s 250th anniversary, the Ari­zona America250 Com­mission announced today the Road to 250: Arizona Traveling Museum presented by Banner Health, a mo­bile exhibition that will tour all 15 counties, kicking off on February 14, 2026 in Prescott, the original capital of the Arizona Territory on Statehood Day. Housed in a cus­tom-retrofitted trailer through MRA Mobile Experiential, the Ari­zona Traveling Mu­seum is designed to gene

KANAB, Utah — Social isolation and loneliness aren’t just unenjoyable, they can have significant nega­tive impacts on indi­viduals’ physical and mental health. Accord­ing to the CDC, being socially isolated and/ or feeling lonely has been shown to raise the risk of heart disease, stroke, dementia, and mental health condi­tions like depression and anxiety - leading to an increased risk of premature death com­parable to smoking 15 cigarettes per day. Photos courtesy of Healthy