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Utah Tech University’s Institute for Continued Learning opening fall registration
ST. GEORGE, Utah — Featuring more than 70 classes and clubs, Utah Tech University’s Institute for Continued Learning is opening registration for the fall semester. Hosted on the Utah Tech campus, the Institute for Continued Learning offers a wide variety of noncredit-bearing classes, clubs, lectures and activities led by knowledgeable community volunteers. With opportunities to explore […]
Read MoreFree entertainment on tap with Dick Earl’s Electric Witness in concert (Aug. 10), Movie in the Park (Kung Fu Panda, Aug. 14)
ST. GEORGE — Students may be heading back to the classroom this month, but the City of St. George still has plenty of summer fun lined up. On August 14 at 7 p.m., the community is invited to the Movies in the Park screening of “Kung Fu Panda” at Royal Oaks Park. Next on the […]
Read MoreMEDIA ADVISORY: A mug and photo of Dr. Michelle Sabick, Utah Tech University’s new provost and vice president for Academic Affairs, is attached. Possible cutline: Dr. Michelle Sabick, Utah Tech University’s new provost and vice president for Academic Affairs, interacts with students on campus. Photo courtesy of Utah Tech University
Dr. Michelle Sabick to lead Utah Tech University’s academic efforts as new provost ST. GEORGE, Utah — After conducting a national search, Utah Tech University has selected Dr. Michelle Sabick as its new provost and vice president for Academic Affairs. Sabick starts her tenure with Utah Tech on Aug. 3. “I am beyond excited to […]
Read MoreRep. Celeste Maloy Introduces the ATOMIC Act to Strengthen AI Nuclear Security
Washington, D.C. — This week, Rep. Celeste Maloy (UT-02) introduced the bi-partisan AI Threat Output and Monitoring Incident Containment Act (ATOMIC Act), legislation directing the Department of Energy to establish a national program to evaluate the most advanced artificial intelligence systems for nuclear-related risks before those risks become national security incidents. The bill is being co-led by Rep. Sara Jacobs […]
Read MoreVisiting Zion National Park during Monsoon Season
Prioritize Safety with Smart Planning — Stay Informed, Be Alert, and Adapt Plans For Immediate Release – July29, 2026 Media Contact: Zion National Park Communications, zion_newsdesk@nps.gov SPRINGDALE, Utah – While visiting Zion National Park from July through September can bring adventure, it may also include rapidly changing weather. Clear morning skies can quickly build into intense afternoon thunderstorms — […]
Read MoreDixie Technical College Receives Nearly $1 Million Lowe’s Foundation Grant to Expand Skilled Trades Training in Southern Utah
St. George, Utah — Dixie Technical College has been awarded a nearly $1 million Gable Grant from the Lowe’s Foundation to expand hands-on training in its Construction programs, including electrical and plumbing apprenticeships and HVACR technician training. The investment will increase training capacity, modernize equipment, and prepare more skilled professionals for careers that are essential to […]
Read MoreBallerina on the Bonneville Salt Flats Photo Wins 1st Place in Bank of Utah’s 2026 My Utah Photo Contest
Winners showcased the people and places of Utah through stunning mountain and desert landscapes Ogden, Utah, July 21, 2026—Bank of Utah announces the winners of its 7th annual My Utah Photo Contest. “As a professional dance photographer, I’m always looking for ways to showcase Utah’s beauty through movement,” said Kelson. “When I discovered the Bank of Utah […]
Read MoreTech Ridge Groundbreaking Marks New Chapter for Development and Heppler Family of Companies
New building represents continued momentum for Tech Ridge and a deeper investment in Southern Utah for the Heppler Family of Companies ST. GEORGE, Utah — July 23, 2026 — The Heppler family of companies celebrated the July 21 groundbreaking of its new building at Tech Ridge, marking an important step forward for both the development […]
Read MoreUSDOT’s BUILD grants will support 127 infrastructure projects across 52 states, territories and the District of Columbia
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy today announced an investment of $1.73 billion into 127 projects in 52 states, territories and the District of Columbia. From Alaska to Florida and Maine to Hawaii, the Trump Administration is delivering critical roadway, transit, rail, maritime, and aviation infrastructure improvements for American families and businesses. “America […]
Read MoreUtah Delegation Welcomes President Trump’s Monument Proclamation
Washington, D.C. — The Utah federal delegation welcomes President Trump’s action modifying the boundaries of the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments. This decision represents a return to an appropriate application of the Antiquities Act as Congress intended. When Congress passed the Antiquities Act in 1906, it authorized presidents to protect historic and scientific objects by […]
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