Carbon Corridor News Today

By GREG JORDAN

Carbon Corridor Press Release Recently, the Utah Office of Tourism announced its Round 23 Grant Awards and Carbon County Office of Tourism made the list. With three applications submitted, a total of $129,000 in matching grant funding was awarded to the Carbon County Office of Tourism. "We are so grateful for the amazing programs that

Carbon County officials are busy preparing for a brand new adventure experience launching June 3: the Carbon Corridor SPX GeoTour.

Welcome to the Roundabout. Its 180 miles of road, 360 degrees of adventure. Get back to the basics as you wander the Roundabout, the hidden Utah loop full of heart-stopping adventure, geologic wonders, and regional flavor.

No matter what your adventures look like in the sunny days ahead, you will find that the more you know about the Corridor the more you will want to go to the Corridor.

Press Release When visitors stop in a community, their experiences are shaped by the people whom they meet. Their first point of contact may be a gas station attendant, staff at a local shop, a hotel desk clerk, a waiter or hostess, or a resident who provides directions. Everyone has the potential to serve as

The Helper Saturday Vibes fun continued into the summer as yet another event was hosted on Helper's Main Street on Saturday, July 9. The theme for the event this go around was "Movin' & Groovin'" and the Vibes Team explained that it worked to celebrate all of the recreation opportunities that the Carbon Corridor has

Press Release Is it possible that Carbon County could be a great place to film a motion picture, independent film or documentary? Those are some of the questions that the Utah Film Commission is helping to answer. They recently teamed up with the Carbon County Office of Tourism to visit some locations throughout the Corridor […]

This story is sponsored by Carbon Corridor. As everything reopens, one of the things people are most excited about is live music coming back. Gathering together with loved ones and new friends and soaking in the summer sun, what more could anyone ask for? There is nothing quite like soaking in the sunshine while enjoying live music and the Carbon Corridor has plenty of tunes to keep your summer rockin. From symphonic orchestras, cover bands, and local talents you wont want to miss one of the ma...

This story is sponsored by Carbon Corridor. Have you ever wanted to learn how we know so much about the lives and rituals of past cultures? Do you have a passion for historys mysteries? Do you visit museums and wonder where they learn about how artifacts were used? Photo: Layne Miller A tour of Range Creek Canyon in the Carbon Corridor is a chance to visit active archaeological sites, see the signs of past cultures etched into the landscape and learn how archaeologists read the landscape from ...