Thursday Mar 11 | Salt Lake Tribune
Senate backs restrictions on stream access
The Utah Senate approved a version of a stream access bill that restricts wading in public waters that cross private lands, but it preserves a right to float on those waters if they're deep enough for it.
Cedar Middle recognized as a 'School to Watch'
In an overall successful performance set forth by the teachers, faculty, staff and students at Cedar Middle School, the institution is being named as a nationally recognized "School to Watch." One of three middle schools recognized in Utah, Cedar Middle was chosen for the award and recognized at the State School Board meeting Friday for its unique ...
Water officials counter allegations
Mountain Regional Water Special Service District is one of six water companies in Utah identified as "not compliant" with the Water Conservation Plan Act.
Water systems out of compliance
Six water companies in Utah are not compliant with the Water Conservation Plan Act because they failed to submit water conservation plans by the February deadline.
Parowan City talks budget, safety issues
A public safety issue in Parowan City remains unsolved, and may take a back seat after the City Council makes cuts to the budget later this year.
Cedar City was blanketed with snow Wednesday that started as flurries at approximately noon and accumulated with heavy snowfall into the early evening.
CEDAR CITY - Aaron 'Tobe' Corry Leigh, age 88, died February 17, 2010 in Yerington, Nevada, at his home, of natural causes related to old age.
Cedar City declines to back water legislation
The City council declined to publicly back state legislation that would allow the creation of a local district to develop and to implement a groundwater management plan in cooperation with the Utah state engineer.
Mayor to address Parowan's future
CEDAR CITY - Parowan Mayor Don Landes plans to discuss economic growth, tight-knit community involvement and his vision for the city's future during his first State of the City address Wednesday.
Issues involving water always stir debate in the Western United States. The arid climate and complex legalities involving water rights intensify the passions of many people.
Cedar City council okays study
Eighty percent of The cost of the study will be covered by the Utah Department of Transportation and 20 percent will be paid collectively by interested cities.
Iron County School District Enoch Elementary Last week, the Enoch Elementary PTA sponsored Family Week.
Clayton James Turner passed away at his home February 8th, 2010. Jim was born to Clayton G Turner and Anna Hayden Turner November 24th, 1942 in Murray, UT.
PAROWAN - The Parowan City Council continued to move forward with major infrastructure plans Thursday, including a resolution authorizing two sewer revenue bonds to finance sewer system improvements and discussion on the Main Street Revitalization Project.
CEDAR CITY-A Parowan resident will face a jury trial later this year after he pleaded not guilty, Wednesday, to charges of aggravated assault, possession of a dangerous weapon by a restricted person, possession of a controlled substance and other lesser counts.
It seems to be common practice for a business to advertise 'Going out of Business' and then reopen again under a slightly different name.
Iron County Coordinating Council When: 2 p.m., today. Where: Parowan City Library, 16 S. Main St.
A sewer and wastewater project, languishing in the planning stages for almost two years, is moving forward after the Parowan City Council awarded a contract for its construction Thursday night to Dennett Construction of St.
CATS expansion up for disucssion
In Wednesday's work meeting, council members are continuing the discussion regarding the expansion of the CATS transportation service.
Every married couple dreams of celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary, and Albert and Helen Orton are lucky enough to see their dream come true! They were married on January 29, 1960 in the St.