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12.30.2008
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Classrooms crank up energy-saving projects
In a changing world, future job opportunities may be in the energy conservation field, and
12.30.2008
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Average statewide year-to-date snowpack 106% of normal
Utah’s water outlook is hopeful again following a flurry of heavy Christmas weekend storms that
12.27.2008
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Cold, snow, wind made 1948-49 horrid
When you envision a "bad winter," you probably think of either deep snow or extra frigid
12.27.2008
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Paiutes struggle for water rights
What most take for granted has been an ongoing dilemma for the local American Indians
12.27.2008
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Your back may get a break. After two days of digging out from the nastiest storms of
12.25.2008
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Homeowners in rural areas are paying thousands of dollars more for power than city dwellers, and
12.23.2008
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November’s hotel occupancy rates drop sharply
Coming off two pretty good years, business was way off last month at Utah hotels. November’s
12.22.2008
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Education board elects new leaders
The State Board of Education has elected a new chairwoman and vice chairwoman.
12.22.2008
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Special avalanche warning extended with new storm
The Utah Avalanche Center is continuing its special avalanche advisory for the mountains of
12.21.2008
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Red Cross provides utilities help for the elderly
As most of us prepare for a comfortable Christmas in a warm home there are people in
12.19.2008
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A Thursday morning fire caused extensive damage to a Beaver house as firefighters
12.18.2008
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Fans will have to fight snow while traveling to Vegas Bowl
What starts in Vegas, may not stay in Vegas this weekend as snow and ice prepare to blanket all
12.18.2008
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UMW: Suspect ‘Pelon’ at Large for Murder - Reward Offered
Medel Tenangueno, also known at "Pelon", is a prime suspect in the November 30 knifing murder
12.17.2008
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AAA to offer tipsy tow on Christmas Eve
Even with the bad economy, AAA predicts that freeways will be busy over the holidays, packed
12.17.2008
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Rose Canyon Ranch an open-space prize
The two families met at the University of Utah law library, became friends and bought 1,700
12.17.2008
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Corrections officer subdues attacking inmate
A Salt Lake County jail inmate attacked an officer with his own police baton during a medical
12.17.2008
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Storms take a breather in northern Utah
Monday and Tuesday’s unsettled weather looks sure to stick around for the next week.
12.15.2008
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With sales-tax revenue declining, Cedar City and St. George are both cutting budgets and moving
12.15.2008
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If championship buckles were handed out for true grit, Oakley saddle bronc rider Anthony
12.14.2008
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Rodeo: Milford’s Wright stays same in win
After Cody Wright became a household name in saddle bronc riding by finishing third in the world
12.13.2008
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Wright rides saddle bronc to world title
So much for drama. Milford’s Cody Wright took all the suspense out of the saddle bronc world
12.12.2008
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Utah Red Cross needs donations
The Red Cross needs your help. Both the national organization and local chapter say they
12.12.2008
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2 S. Utah residents win for best idea
Marlon Stones and Brent Hasty always had been interested in the science behind finding
12.12.2008
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Milford’s Wright closing in on saddle bronc title
Milford’s Cody Wright could hit the jackpot this weekend. With a third-place finish in Round 8 of
12.11.2008
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Toys for Tots needs more donations this holiday season
Times are tough for everyone including those organizations created to help those in need.
12.11.2008
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Off-duty conduct of police is sticky issue
Despite a sweeping new series of guidelines, the level of discipline facing officers involved in
12.10.2008
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The University of Utah is making it's presence felt in southern Utah. A new continued
12.09.2008
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Idea for alternative fuel takes top spot at Best Business competition
An idea for alternative fuel using algae took first place in the annual Best Business Idea
12.05.2008
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Tonozzi, Harrell make it 2-for-2 at NFR
Team ropers Garrett Tonozzi and Kinney Harrell won their second straight round in the Wrangler
12.05.2008
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People don’t always heed safety precautions when it comes to things they do for pleasure,
12.03.2008
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Utah has more than 6,300 sites set aside for solar energy, and 51 set aside for wind power.
12.02.2008
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New PSAs Target Online Sexual Predators
A new set of public service announcements against online sexual predators was launched by
12.01.2008
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There’s a saying: "The youth are the future." In Milford’s case, youth there set a precedent for
12.01.2008
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Interested homeowners can e-mail Radon Environmental Studies at: RadonTestKits@...
12.01.2008
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Boy Dies After ATV Accident in Beaver County
Police say a 6-year-old Beaver County boy has died following an all-terrain vehicle accident.
11.28.2008
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Beaver aims to be ‘renewable capital of Utah’
A steady stream of semis hitched to oversized flatbed trailers are rolling through Beaver and
11.26.2008
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Brian Head Resort Opens for the Season
The slopes opened at Brian head today. Hundreds of skiers and snow borders slid down
11.19.2008
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SUU adds historic court records to archives
As a way to expand research opportunities at Southern Utah University, historical court
11.19.2008
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MADD, Utah Highway Patrol push for holiday drunk-driving awareness
In the last hour, somebody was killed by a drunk driver. It happens, on average, every 40
11.15.2008
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The beginning of what is hailed to become the largest wind corridor project in the country was
11.14.2008
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The new Milford Valley Memorial Hospital won't open until July 2009, but even with the
11.14.2008
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Work starts today on Milford wind project
Work is scheduled to begin today on a much-anticipated, $400 million wind-farm project in
11.13.2008
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Chaffetz announces appointment of key staff positions
Congressman-elect Jason Chaffetz announced three key staff positions to his Utah and
11.11.2008
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Honoring those who ‘gave their all’
Various ceremonies and memorials are set for today to honor all veterans and members of the
11.09.2008
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Rural Hospitals Fear Loss of Federal Funding
Utah’s review of health care spending at hospitals with large numbers of Medicaid and
11.08.2008
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North Salt Lake officer taken off life support
Officer Charles Skinner died Friday night at the age of 30. Skinner had undergone several
11.07.2008
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Geothermal plant set to produce juice in December
If everything goes as planned, Utah’s Raser Technologies Inc. within the next four to six
11.06.2008
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The financial crisis came first, but many believe the energy crisis may be next. A new power
11.05.2008
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Jeannie Yardley had every intention of casting her vote for Max Limb as Beaver County
11.04.2008
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Poll results will be available later today as information is sent in. Find your polling location.
11.04.2008
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The polls are open in Utah from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. today. Polls in Nevada are open from 7 a.m. to 7
10.31.2008
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Trial delayed in attack on Beaver deputies
A trial for a man accused of attacking two sheriff’s deputies has been delayed until at least
10.30.2008
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With Southern Utah poised on the edge of the next flu season, health experts are encouraging
10.28.2008
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Remains of man found near Cedar City
Police say they have found remains that may be those of a California man who disappeared in
10.25.2008
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Avoiding Telephone Scam Artists
Talk isn’t always cheap, People who don’t pay careful attention to the phone numbers they dial
10.24.2008
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Truck-load of pigs tips over on I-15 in S. Utah
A semi hauling 150 pigs rolled Thursday morning, killing an undetermined number of pigs. It
10.24.2008
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Police Officer Cleared in Farmington Shooting
The Utah Attorney General’s office says that the deputy who fired the fatal shot that killed Brian
10.23.2008
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Geothermal push to open millions of Utah acres
The Interior Department plans to open more than 190 million federal acres - including 18
10.23.2008
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Most years teams from Southern Utah are among the best in the state in high school cross
10.22.2008
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Picking the safest kids’ costumes for Halloween
By now, your kids must be on the Halloween countdown. The holiday is only 8 days away.
10.22.2008
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During the month of October thousands of southern Utahans will take action to protect
10.21.2008
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Lisle Ann Robinson Neilsen, 65, passed away surrounded by her loving family October 19,
10.21.2008
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Early voting begins today in Utah
Election Day may be Nov. 4, but if you already know who to vote for, why not save yourself
10.21.2008
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The Milford Wind Corridor, a planned wind–energy facility north of Milford in Beaver County,
10.18.2008
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Utah Supreme Court strikes down law curbing land-use initiative campaigns
No matter the dispute - whether about pigs in Kanosh, a power plant near Sigurd or a posh
10.16.2008
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Utah farmers and hunters are asking for venison donations to help feed poor and low-income
10.12.2008
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Southern Utah gets Taste of Winter Weather
Weekend storms swept into parts of Utah Saturday, bringing a small hint of what’s to come
10.10.2008
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Being Drunk Not A Crime In Utah
The Utah Supreme Court ruled Friday that someone can’t be charged with public
10.06.2008
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Wind power: Milford leads the way
The Dutch were on to something when they built windmills to pump water out of the polders.
10.03.2008
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Cyber expert details Internet-safety dangers
It took computer safety expert Linda Criddle only nine minutes to snag the phone number of a
10.02.2008
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The hidden child dangers inside your car
If you have a child between the ages of two and fourteen at home, here’s something to think
10.02.2008
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Sulphur Creek Wildland Fire Use Allowed to Burn Naturally
The Suphur Creek wildland fire is going to be allowed to burn naturally. It is the desire of the
10.02.2008
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October is free spay/neuter month for pets
No More Homeless Pets in Utah has made the month of October a free spay/neuter month for
09.30.2008
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Judge allows sex offender to keep his screen name from registry
A federal judge says Utah’s law requiring sex offenders to reveal their Internet screen names
09.29.2008
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Residents ready to harness the breeze
A year from now, residents in Milford could see rows of white towers dotting the hills north of
09.26.2008
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Utah fugitive arrested in Florida
A Utah fugitive featured on television crime show has been arrested in Florida after a viewer
09.26.2008
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Meeting to cover Milford wind farm assessment
A meeting is scheduled today to accommodate public comment on the Bureau of Land
09.25.2008
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Building dedicated to fallen corrections officer
It was a touching way for the state to honor a Utah Corrections Officer killed in the line of duty
09.25.2008
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Utah mom faces kidnapping charge for taking baby
Midvale Police issued an endangered person advisory for a baby taken from Primary
09.22.2008
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BLM takes comments on wind project
Two meetings have been scheduled this week to accommodate public comment on the Bureau of
09.20.2008
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Utah Shakespearean Festival having a Food Drive
The Fall season has just started at the Utah Shakespearean Festival and organizers are
09.20.2008
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America’s Most Wanted to feature local fugitive
America’s Most Wanted tonight will be spotlighting the story of 47-year-old Marc Clifton
09.18.2008
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Ex-husband given at least 20 years for shooting death
Mark Elden Erickson will serve at least 20 years in Utah State Prison for killing a man dining with
09.18.2008
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"Massacre at Mountain Meadows"
Today co-authors of a recently released book Massacre at Mountain Meadows visited the
09.15.2008
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Take Advantage of BBB "Secure Your ID" Days!
Take Advantage of BBB "Secure Your ID" Days! Did you know that protecting your identity is
09.15.2008
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Get involved with Neighborhood Watch, help your community
My effort today is directed mostly at the citizens of Milford - the little city with a big heart.
09.12.2008
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911 Day recognizes dispatchers
Sept. 11 has always had significant meaning - even before the terror attacks of Sept. 11,
09.11.2008
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Mountain goat shot and killed in Tushar Mountains
The state Division of Wildlife Resources is investigating the shooting of a mountain goat
09.11.2008
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Reward offered to find out who started wildfire
Authorities are offering a $2,500 reward to find out who started a central Utah wildfire.
09.11.2008
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Prepare for disasters, tragedies in So. Utah
Sept. 11 is a date that still causes unease in the hearts of many Americans. What are the
09.10.2008
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Shurtleff reminds Utah of identity theft credit freezing law
Attorney General Mark Shurtleff is telling Utah residents they can now freeze their credit in 15
09.10.2008
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Colorado escapee might have fled to Utah
A man escaped from the Mesa County Detention Facility in Colorado Tuesday morning, and
09.08.2008
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Construction delayed at posh mountaintop resort
By now, a posh mountaintop resort was supposed to be bustling with activity. But so far,
09.06.2008
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Monument to Utah’s fallen officers unveiled
Family members of Utah officers killed while on duty gathered Saturday morning to dedicate the
09.05.2008
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The Bureau of Land Management, Cedar City and Fillmore Field Offices announce the
09.04.2008
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A 31-year-old Milford man was seriously injured Tuesday night after a car pulled in front of his
09.02.2008
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Amber Alert Issued For Three Children Missing From West Valley
An amber alert has been issued for three young children missing from the West Valley City area.
08.31.2008
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Parowan Boy Dies Crossing Swollen Creek On ATV
A swollen creek claimed the life of a young ATV rider in Parowan. The 11-year-old boy left his
08.27.2008
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Utah Attorney General now posting arrest videos online
Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff began posting downloadable videos of suspected
08.27.2008
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University Joins Search For Life On Other Planets
University of Utah is stepping up the search for planets in other solar systems that might be
08.27.2008
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Pot Bust Largest In Utah History
Officials are calling the discovery of approximately 80,000 marijuana plants in the
08.26.2008
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Amber Alert tests scheduled for Tuesday
Utahns can expect amber alerts to pop up on their TV screens and interruption of radio
08.25.2008
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Truck carrying pigs overturns on I-15
A livestock trailer traveling southbound on Interstate 15 tipped over and skidded into the
08.23.2008
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City Council appoints new mayor
Bryan Sherwood is Milford’s new mayor. The City Council chose the 66-year-old retired railroad
08.22.2008
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USF continues pay what you can event
Southern Utah Residents in Iron, Washington, Beaver, Kane and Garfield counties and Lincoln
08.19.2008
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Milford relying on youth to turn things around
It has been three years since the Milford Tigers qualified for the 1A playoffs, and the 1A
08.19.2008
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Beaver intent on avoiding another winless season
The 2007 football season was a long one for Beaver. Injuries and bad luck led to a winless
08.14.2008
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Going batty: Positive test for rabies has town on alert
When Beaver County Sheriff Cameron Noel noticed two bats sitting at the entrance of the
08.13.2008
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Bat with rabies found in Beaver County home
A bat captured recently in a Beaver County home tested positive for the rabies virus.
08.13.2008
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Sometimes, law enforcement officers have to make unpopular decisions while upholding the
08.11.2008
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Fire Burning Near Zion National Park
Fire officials are closely watching a fire burning in the Kolob Canyon area of Zion National Park.
08.10.2008
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The Beaver County Fair will be Aug. 14 through 16. It´s time to start planning for your
08.09.2008
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A Beaver County man was placed on probation and fined this week for taking bets during horse
08.04.2008
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Utah four-day work week begins
Thousands of state employees began a new four-day work schedule Monday, making Utah
07.22.2008
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Officials warn of FBI e-mail scam
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is warning the public of an e-mail scam being
07.22.2008
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Our Community: Beaver Pioneer Days
Beaver Pioneer Days schedule of events. Started with Faith – Enduring with Pride
07.18.2008
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Former Milford mayor dies at 83
Known best for his five terms as Milford City Mayor, Eugene Mayer left the town with
07.17.2008
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Man facing life sentence for alleged knifing in west desert town
A Beaver County man has been charged with attempted murder after a stabbing last week.
07.13.2008
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Mending Milford: Ravaged by wildfire 1 year ago, area begins to recover
The Bureau of Land Management’s Harvey Gates can look out over a field near I-15 and see the
07.10.2008
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Wildfire in southern Utah contained
The Bureau of Land Management says a wildfire 20 miles north of Cedar City has been completely
07.09.2008
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Cedar City fire has burned 630 acres, is 25% contained
Cedar City fire has burned 630 acres, is 25% contained Lightning caused a wildfire that has
07.03.2008
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Utah’s Fire Danger Higher With 4th Of July Celebrations
The state of Utah wants residents to remember the ‘fire’ in fireworks. Officials say celebrate the
06.30.2008
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Dog´s barks save woman in Cedar house fire; crews revive cat!
Sally Reilly can thank her dog for helping her escape her burning home and firefighters for
06.26.2008
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Police Looking For Suspect Who Abducted And Abused Salt Lake Girl
Salt Lake City Police are looking for a suspect who abducted and assaulted a 12–year–old girl
06.26.2008
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Supreme Court Says Americans Have Right To Guns
The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Americans have a right to own guns for self–
06.17.2008
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A small plane crashed in a Beaver field, Thursday evening. Two people were taken to the hospital
02.26.2008
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Missing Boy Found In Garage In Milford
A 13–year–old boy missing in Milford was found inside a garage in the Beaver County town.