KANAB, Utah — Kane County would like to congratulate Sheriff Tra­cy Glover on being elected by his fellow sheriffs and sworn in as President of the Western States Sheriffs’ Association (WSSA). Kane County Sheriff Tracy Glover (Center) was recently elected and sworn in as President of the Western States Sheriffs’ As­sociation. Photo courtesy of Kane County. Sheriff Glover has dedi­cated significant time and effort in service to the as­sociation, which represents nearly 1,300 s

GUNLOCK, Utah — When winter snowpack and early spring runoff line up just right, a normally quiet corner of southwest Utah turns into one of the region’s most talked-about natural attractions. Gunlock Falls, located at Gunlock State Park west of St. George, appears only when Gunlock Reservoir fills high enough to spill over its dam. When that happens, water pours down the red rock below the spillway, creating a series of dramatic desert waterfalls. Spring runoff sends water c

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — Utah law­makers have approved a new safety requirement for young riders on electric bicycles, passing legislation that will require children to wear helmets while op­erating or riding on e-bikes beginning in 2026. All riders under 18 to wear helmets while using electric bicycles beginning in 2026. Photo by Vitali Michkou. The bill, adopted during the 2026 legislative session, requires anyone under age 18 to wear a properly fitted helmet while riding an

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

ORDERVILLE, Utah — The March 12 Orderville Town meeting began with an audit report from Hinton-Burdock/ Squire, the regular third-party consultant for the town audit. The company is merging with Squire, with a re­minder, “Nothing’s re­ally changing with the audit or the town, just the name; you still get the same great team you’re familiar with.” The audit reported “No material weaknesses or significant deficien­cies … also no compli­ance concerns. As far as we’re concerned,

KANAB — The meet­ing of the Kanab City Council held on March 10 started in good time, with members of the public arriving as the Find the Spine event next door concluded. Council member Chris Heaton promoted the next installment of the Kanab Museum’s “Back When” series, coming soon. City Manager Kyler Ludwig re­minded the public of the Easter Egg hunt coming on April 4. Photo courtesy of Kanab City. During the public comment period, a member of the public stood to appeal to t