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Spring not only brings warmer temperatures and vibrant colors to Utahs landscape but it also breathes life into the states economy.

A legislative panel on Tuesday endorsed a request from the state Department of Human Services for $4.9 million in spending authority for federal American Rescue Plan funds to help Drew Memorial Health Center in Monticello continue its operations.

The Arkansas Division of Workforce Services is closing nine of its Workforce Centers and leaving 17 other Workforce Centers open, a division spokeswoman said Friday, in what the agency described as a restructuring of its Workforce Centers across the state to increase program flexibility and reach more Arkansans.

A Utah Department of Workforce Services report says the Beehive States economy is in good shape as the door closes on spring and opens into the summer months ahead.

A forthcoming project in Salt Lake City wont solve Utahs affordable housing shortage; however, leaders and housing advocates say it will help create an \

Similar to U.S. economic activity showing little change in recent weeks, the economy of the Beehive State has remained steady, as well.

Despite the Federal Reserve raising interest rates throughout most of last year as a method to slow the economy, job growth remains vibrant in both Utah and the U.S. while the unemployment rate remains low.

Despite the Federal Reserve raising interest rates throughout most of last year, job growth remains vibrant in both Utah and the U.S. while unemployment remains low.

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