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Welcome to Aly Bertoch, our new intern at the Moab Sun News! Aly is a senior at Grand County High School and plans to pursue English or journalism in college.

Timed-entry tickets to enter Arches National Park for the month of April were released on Jan. 3, and a few of the one-hour time slots have already sold out. As

The Moab City Police Department released a report on an investigation into two MCPD officers which found the pair had violated multiple policies including body camera usage, mask-wearing and standards

Think back to who you were in the fall 2017: pre-pandemic, pre-cultural shifts. That year seems like a different world. This is when Emily Niehaus ran for election as the

Joel Berger returned to Moab four years ago after being arrested in Russia. He was on Wrangel Island, the freezing northeast corner of Russia 400 miles off the coast of

Grand County School District is preparing to start the 2021-2022 school year on Aug. 19, and has been working closely with health department officials to craft an opening plan with

Please, please don’t dispose of used wag bags in your regular trash can.

The Daily Yonder Timber, Condos, Glamping? States Debate Land Use to Fund Schools With diminishing revenues from traditional use of trust lands, states turn to alternatives like aggressive real estate development, stoking fears of unwelcome changes to long established communities. Share this: This stand of state trust land forest near Washington’s Merrill Lake is logged to provide revenue for schools. (Source: The Pew Charitable Trusts) Checkerboarded across the landscape of the Ame...

Table of Contents Timber, Condos, Glamping? States Debate Land Use to Fund Schools This stand of state trust land forest near Washington’s Merrill Lake is logged to provide revenue for schools. The Pew Charitable Trusts SEATTLE — Checkerboarded across the landscape of the American West are thousands of parcels of state-owned land that collectively cover an area larger than North Dakota. They include vast swaths of forest and prairie, fracking wells, coal mines, luxur...

| Updated: Feb. 28, 2021, 2:51 p.m. (Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) An off-road utility terrain vehicle (UTV) motors up Fins & Things 4x4 Trail at the Sand Flats Recreation Area trail, located just 4 miles from downtown Moab, Feb. 19, 2021. Moab • The planets had aligned for Anthony Charles. In the span of 10 days last May, his wife, Didar, gave birth to their first child, and the couple moved into a new house in Moab with their name on the title, another first. The 41-year-old didn...