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In order to qualify for federal emergency funds after significant storm damage last week, the Edgartown Select Board declared an emergency for the South Beach area. The board did so at a Wednesday meeting with the town parks commission, which was well-attended by officials from other town bodies. Much of the meeting involved descriptions of […]

The Pike County Fiscal Court awarded a bid for a road paver as it sat in special session on Jan. 12 during which time the governing body performed a laundry

The last day of 2023 began with a fun text conversation. Friend: “What are you doing today?” Me: “Going out looking for holdovers.” Friend: “I think it’s still at the Film Center.” Me: “What’s at the Film Center?” Friend: “The movie.” Me: “What movie? I’m going fishing?”   Laugh. Go ahead. But such is life […]

Wilderness permits - Zion National Park will change fees in campgrounds and start using a new online reservation system for canyoneering, backpacking

A Pikeville man with a history of felonies is facing a possible life sentence if convicted on charges related to an assault earlier this month.

Major decreases in active fires are largely due to the half inch of rain statewide. The National Weather Service said another quarter to half inch of rain is on the way.

With seasonal monitoring for known toxic algal blooms coming to an end, the Utah Department of Environmental Quality is advising the public to remain cautious when near tainted waterbodies, especially when out hunting with dogs.

Zion National Park continues to see toxic algae blooms that pose health dangers, adding a popular area known as "The Narrows" to a list of places that carry a "warning" advisory.

Pikeville Police fanned out across the region to conduct a drug sweep on Election Day Nov. 7.

A Pike County man has been indicted by a grand jury on charges that could result in him receiving a life sentence in connection with a stabbing in February.