Cynthia Bee News Today

Upcoming events in the Loveland area include a Divas 3 concert, 4-H Carnival, Garrison Keillor and Whiskey Warm Up.

The church as part of its sustainability priorities is working to significantly decrease water usage by reducing lawn, improving irrigation systems, and adding drought-tolerant, waterwise, and native plants during re-landscaping projects at seven Utah meetinghouses.

Utahns need to manage their landscapes by slowly increasing and decreasing their watering schedules with the change of seasons.

Teachers and students throughout Utah are getting an exemplary education on where their water comes from and how to use it wisely thanks to the efforts of the Central Utah Water Conservancy District.

Water planners work on a 50-year horizon and while they knew the rate of population growth would vary, planners of the past anticipated our current population and water supply projects were scaled to meet the anticipated demand.

Utah Water Savers is giving Utahns a crash course in water-saving lawn removal with an ad campaign sponsored by the state’s major water districts and the Utah Division of Water Resources.

Utah residents are scratching their heads over all the decisions they could make when it comes to their landscaping.

Knowing where the water supply is and how it reaches Utah residents helps in conservation efforts.

Ever since Brigham Young looked out from his carriage and proclaimed the Salt Lake Valley the place for the early Mormon Pioneers, there were a few things that had to happen to turn the valley into the paradise Young saw. The big one – water.

As states pay homeowners to remove lawns, replacement plants are hard to come by.