ST. GEORGE, Utah – Inviting community members to help shape the priorities that will guide the university’s growth and impact over the next five years, Utah Tech University is hosting two community input meetings this month. Designed to gather input to help inform the institution’s strategic plan, the meetings are set to take place on the Utah […]
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Utah Tech University honors Laura Atwood for support of science, technology initiatives
ST. GEORGE, Utah — In recognition of Laura Atwood’s continuous support of Utah Tech University’s College of Science, Engineering & Technology, the university recently unveiled the new names of three campus spaces in her honor. Located in the university’s Science, Engineering & Technology Building, the Lindsay and Laura Atwood Genomics Lab, Lindsay and Laura Atwood […]
City of St. George set to host Dixie Days, Sept. 15-21, with a weeklong celebration packed with community fun
ST. GEORGE — As summer winds down, the City of St. George is gearing up for one of the most anticipated events of the year — the second-annual Dixie Days, presented by Tech Ridge and Skywest Airlines. This weeklong event, set for September 15- 21, brings the community together to celebrate our heritage, creativity and hometown […]
Tonaquint Nature Center set to host a night of family friendly fun, ‘sparking curiosity and connection’ on Sept. 22
ST. GEORGE — A beloved family tradition is making its annual return to St. George, offering a night full of outdoor learning and community engagement. Tonaquint Family Night, hosted by the City of St. George Parks & Community Services department, will take place on September 22 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Tonaquint Nature […]
City of St. George to host Patriot Day: Remembering 9/11 event at Historic Town Square, Sept. 11 at 6 p.m.
‘Patriot Day: Remembering 9/11’ recalls a time when Americans were united following the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 ST. GEORGE — On the morning of September 11, 2001, the world changed forever. Nearly 3,000 civilians and hundreds of first responders lost their lives, and millions more around the world were affected in profound ways. In the […]
Utah Tech University to host free cybersecurity seminar
ST. GEORGE, Utah – To help community members avoid digital scams and protect their money from cybercriminals, Utah Tech University’s Community Education department is hosting a free cybersecurity seminar. The seminar, titled “Protecting Your Money in a Digital World” is set to take place on Monday, Sept. 15 from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in […]
St. George Museum of Art unveils new name and logo; Museum set to host new exhibits beginning September 6
ST. GEORGE — As the St. George Museum of Art celebrates its 35th anniversary, the institution proudly announces a major milestone in its evolution: a new name and brand identity that reflect its ongoing growth, expanded mission and commitment to excellence in the arts. Formerly known under a more general title, the St. George Museum of Art […]
‘Known for their friendliness, welcoming spirit and energy.’ Volunteers sought for 49th annual St. George Marathon
ST. GEORGE — St. George Marathon is the City’s signature annual event, taking place on the first Saturday of October. Since its first race in 1977, it has welcomed thousands of runners from all over the United States and overseas. The benefits of the race are abundant: it is primarily downhill; a Boston Marathon qualifier; a […]
Utah Tech University’s Sears Art Museum presents sculpture exhibit
ST. GEORGE, Utah — Spanning generations of formal innovation, social engagement and technological artistry, the sculptural dialogue “Bruce Beasley & Albert Dicruttalo: From Mentor to Colleague” is set to open soon at Utah Tech University’s Sears Art Museum. The exhibition opens with a public reception from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Sept. 12 with remarks from […]
Wildfire Fact Sheet – One WayFire
Multiple fire resources dispatched to One Way Fire Start Date: Discovered late Tuesday afternoon August 19, by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Arizona Strip District while checking a remote lookout camera, the fire is likely a hold over from recent lightning activity. Location: Approximately 38 miles south of St. George, UT, within Arizona Jurisdiction: Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument, […]