By Shauna Lund, Iron County School District Small tweaks have been made to the proposed boundary changes, the Board of Education of Iron County School District learned Tuesday. Business Administrator Todd Hess said the changes came following discussions with the Principal at East Elementary who worried about opening the new building nearly at capacity. East…

From Faith Heaton Jolley, Utah Department of Natural Resources SALT LAKE CITY — Collecting shed antlers from many big game species, including deer, elk and moose, is a popular pastime in Utah. But before you head outdoors to collect shed antlers during the next few months, you must complete the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources’ Antler Gathering Ethics…

From Michael Sanchez, Utah Division of Water Resources SALT LAKE CITY (Dec. 18, 2025) – A warm and dry December and November have left the state with below-normal snow totals. While this is a reason for concern, two or three good storm cycles could bring the state up to normal levels. Utah’s snowpack typically peaks around…

Messianic dance And song Have been done since Jesus Walked on the Earth 2000 years ago and before Up to about 5000 years ago. The first recorded Messianic dance and song Was in the book of Exodus. About five years ago two Messianic Jewish ladies who had regularly practiced Messianic dance and songs Moved her…

By Jennelle Zajac, For Iron County Today Employee Recognition: Connie Biasi Receives Exceptional Impact Award – The meeting began with the presentation of the Exceptional Impact Award to Connie Biasi, recognizing her contributions to the city. Dan explained the RISE incentive program, which recognizes employees for proficiency, training, and innovation. Biasi was selected for her…

From Faith Heaton Jolley, Utah Department of Natural Resources SALT LAKE CITY — While skiing and snowboarding are often what first comes to mind when people think of Utah and winter recreation, ice fishing is another great way to get outside and enjoy the season. If you are planning to go ice fishing this winter,…

From Paul Dail, Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah On Thursday, Nov. 13, representatives from the Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah (PITU) and Southern Utah University (SUU) traveled to the University of Utah for the annual Golden Spike Awards, hosted by the Public Relations Society of America, Utah Chapter, in recognition of outstanding work in public…

By May Hunter, For Iron County Today  It has been a Southern Utah tradition that the Orchestra Of Southern Utah perform Handel’s  Messiah during the holiday season. Messiah for the 2025 season was on December 14 & 15, at  the Heritage theater in Cedar City, Utah, and was very well attended.  Celebrating the spirit of…

By Tracie Sullivan, For Iron County Today A Cedar City man convicted in a 2022 double homicide received new consecutive prison sentences Tuesday for attacking staff members at the Southwest Utah Youth Center. Prosecutors said the July assault was planned in advance and left several employees bloodied and hospitalized. Daniel Martinez, 21, was sentenced to…

By May Hunter, For Iron County Today On Saturday, December 13, Cedar City joined more than 5,400 communities across the nation in observing Wreaths Across America, a solemn annual tradition dedicated to honoring the brave men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces. The ceremony took place at the Cedar City…

By Tracie Sullivan, For Iron County Today The lights were still coming on at Canyon View Middle School when officers began taking their places in the breakfast line. Kids followed soon after, some still rubbing sleep from their eyes, and one by one they were paired with an officer before stopping for a quick picture…

I Ask for Your Vote in 2026 Dear Neighbors and Friends, Serving you in the Utah State Senate has been one of the greatest honors of my life. After much thought and encouragement from many of you, I am announcing my decision to run for re-election. It’s a critical time in our state that needs…