The City of Kanab has four candidates running for two open city council seats this election cycle. Mayor Colten Johnson is running unopposed. The SUN asked the can­didates three questions for publication: why are you running, what are your qualifications and what is your main campaign issue. Their answers are below - don’t forget to vote! Left to right: Chris Heaton, David Lane, Jessie Riddle, Steven Shrope. Chris Heaton I am running for Kanab City Council because I love this

In 1954, President Eisen­hower signed a bill pro­claiming November 11 as Veterans Day, calling on the nation to “solemnly remember the sacrifices of all those who fought so valiantly, on the seas, in the air, and on foreign shores, to preserve our heritage of freedom, and let us reconse­crate ourselves to the task of promoting and enduring peace so that their efforts shall not have been in vain.” Photo of the 2024 Kanab Center green lights by Ty Gant. In the nearly seven de­c

On October 21, the Kanab City Council met in order to consider a Public Infrastructure District agreement on the (PID) Hidden Can­yon Subdivision in Kanab, located east off Highway 89. The city and development have consistently worked together to plan the infrastructure - espe­cially water and sewer - of Hidden Canyon, and the establishment of this PID is a signifi­cant formalization of that process. Following the opening procedures, no member of the public stood to comment i

Kane County fami­lies are invited to come together for a night of food, fun, and mean­ingful connection at the upcoming Family Fun Night on Monday, October 27, from 5-7 p.m., hosted at the Kanab Center. The event is completely free, with dinner gen­erously provided by Honey’s Marketplace, and is sponsored by Kane County, the Kane Community Coalition (KCC), and the Kane Community Youth Co­alition (KCYC). This year’s Family Fun Night connects with Red Ribbon Week, carrying the