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Friends, family of St. George man missing a month keep posting, hoping for news
ST. GEORGE, Utah, April 27, 2024 (Gephardt Daily) — Friends have posted a new round of photos of Tyler Craig Irvine as the search for him reached one month. “Please continue to share and help keep an eye out,” family friend Smith Reachel said Thursday night on the Washington County Community Watch page on Facebook. “He’s been missing a month now.”
2 women in jail for allegedly stealing $2,500 in merchandise from St. George retailers
ST. GEORGE — Two women were arrested after being detained by store employees for suspected retail theft. Responding officers then found $2,500 in stolen merchandise in the vehicle the pair was traveling in, police say. Officers responded to a possible retail theft reported at a department store on East...
No hospitalizations after two-car crash in Southern Utah
HURRICANE, Utah (KUTV) — Nobody was taken to the hospital after a crash in Washington County on Friday. First responders in Hurricane arrived to the area near 3900 W State Street just before 6 p.m. They said there were a total of three patients who were evaluated at the...
Practice your faith in a safe place with religious services at this upscale Utah retirement community
CONTRIBUTED CONTENT — For followers of faith, church services offer a place of peace, worship and divine connection. When it’s time to retire and enjoy your golden years, it’s important to consider living in supportive places like Ovation Sienna Hills, where residents can enjoy a safe haven to practice and meet like-minded followers. Located in Southern Utah within an hour’s drive of awe-inspiring Zion National Park, the staff at this upscale senior community strive to welcome followers of all religious beliefs.
Letters to the Editor: Southern Utahns express frustration after Northern Corridor Highway field hearing
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR — The following is a collection of letters submitted to St. George News from Southern Utah residents in response to a field hearing held April 22 about the Northern Corridor Highway. Letter No. 1: Submitted by Washington City resident MARY JO VILICICH. I attended the...
St. George dentist retires 54 years after returning to Southern Utah
ST. GEORGE — Being of service to his patients and community is the driving force behind a dentist who is retiring after 54 years of service. Thomas V. Robinson told St. George News he grew up dirt poor in Enterprise. He said life was hard on the farm and his family had little money.
St. George police add automated license plate readers to crime-fighting tool kit
ST. GEORGE — Since last fall, the St. George Police Department has been experimenting with a crime-fighting tool that is now being implemented moving forward. While law enforcement officers say this tool is a great help, some advocacy groups have expressed concerns about privacy and the potential abuse. The...
New art in St. George: A 12-foot dragon with glowing red eyes; an ant made of license plates
ST. GEORGE — From a fish with teeth sharp enough to star in its own quirky horror flick to a towering 12-foot scrap metal dragon, this year’s Art Around the Corner is a whimsical adventure waiting to be explored. Taking a leisurely stroll downtown offers visitors of every...
Man indicted after crash leaves 3 motorcyclists dead outside Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – A trucker driver accused of a crash that left three motorcyclists dead has been indicted by a Clark County Grand Jury. Claude Rafiki, 29, of Michigan, faces three counts of reckless driving resulting in death. The crash took place on March 23 on State Route 163 near Laughlin. Rafiki originally faced […]
More snow? Southern Utah mountains could see 1 foot or more as front moves in
ST. GEORGE — Higher elevations in Southern Utah could be in for 18 more hours of winter. The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory, which will run from 6 a.m. Friday through 6 p.m. Saturday for the Wasatch Plateau/Book Cliffs, Central Mountains and Southern Mountains. Snow is expected above 8,000 feet in Washington, Iron, Garfield, Beaver and Kane counties, with accumulations of 6-12 inches possible in central Utah and up to 15 inches near Brian Head.
Cafe Rio: The Utah roots of this popular, award-winning restaurant
Few things can make your mouth water faster than a sweet pork barbacoa burrito or a grilled chicken salad topped with creamy tomatillo cilantro dressing from Cafe Rio Mexican Grill. These signature dishes, along with many others on the menu, have helped the restaurant gain a large and loyal following through the years.
Ivins residents are concerned about location of planned water reservoir
IVINS, Washington County — Water officials are planning to build new reservoirs in southern Utah to combat unexpected droughts. However, some Ivins residents do not like the location where one is scheduled. Washington County Water Conservancy District plans to build the new reservoir on a few hundred acres in...
Thrills and spills as Dixie High seniors paint Sugarloaf sign
ST. GEORGE — Continuing a more than 110-year tradition, seniors from Dixie High School were hanging by ropes over the edge of Sugarloaf, also known as Dixie Rock, Friday morning with white paint and white knuckles. With dozens of students pulling and releasing a rope atop the Sugarloaf, students...
‘A call that I just had to answer’: How this St. George entrepreneur revolutionized the hair industry
ST. GEORGE — It was the hair flip that flipped the entire hair industry. One simple photo posted on Instagram was all it took for a St. George entrepreneur to transform a hair extension technique into a business empire. McKenzie Turley now trains hairstylists worldwide, bringing them and their tax dollars to Southern Utah.
‘Don’t give up hope’: FIT Physical Therapy promotes healing for life with chronic pain program
CONTRIBUTED CONTENT — Did you know that over 50 million people nationwide (about 20% of adults) suffer from chronic pain? America has a pain crisis, and it’s only getting worse. Enter the skilled and caring experts at FIT Physical Therapy, the clinic voted Best of Southern Utah gold...
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