A weekly newspaper for and about Springdale, Utah
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Each November 11, Americans pause to honor the men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces. While many towns hold parades or ceremonies to mark the occasion, others — like Springdale — commemorate it more quietly, with flags raised and hearts mindful of those who have defended the nation, if we even give yet a thought. Veterans Day, as we know it today, began more than a century ago as Armistice…
Continue reading →Health & WellnessPage 2
How to Enjoy Without Overindulging”
OpinionPage 3
“Spirit of place” refers to the distinctive atmosphere, character, or emotional essence that makes a particular place unique and meaningful. It’s a concept used in architecture, landscape design, literature, geography,…
Town HallPage 5
PLEASE READ ITEM D10 ON THE LIST OF ITEMS TO BE DISCUSSED THIS WEDNESDAY AT THE TOWN COUNCIL MEETING AT THE CCC AT 5PM. RATES WILL BE RAISED. (I guess the November town newsletter was, indeed, a warning, as some…
Town HallPage 5
The last meeting of the Planning Commission was a study in frustration as well as respect and gratitude. They discussed remodels, what it means to remove a house if the “remodel” starts to runaway with itself. I found…
CommunityPage 5
What do you call a sleeping dinosaur? A dino-snore. I can’t believe I got fired from the calendar factory. All I did was take a day off! Most people are shocked when they find out how bad I am as an electrician. My boss…
OpinionPage 6
It was such a pleasure getting to know Lillie Baiardi for the last issue. She has been a friend for a while, but having to get the details was so fun. She is well worth getting to know. I promise if you choose to do the…
CommunityPage 6
Animal testing is a terrible idea because they get all nervous and give the wrong answers. Did Noah include termites on the ark? What happens to a frog’s car when it breaks down? It gets toad away. I accidentally handed…
OpinionPage 7
Springdale Is Investing over $1.3 Million in Barker River Park Renovations—But Should the Real Priority Be Protecting the Hillside Above It?
CommunityPage 8
Even with reduced staffing and limited services, Zion National Park remains open and ready to welcome visitors. Visitor Services Zion Canyon Visitor Center: Open daily, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Information & Wilderness…
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