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Winter returns to Utah after brief spring-like weather - Vimarsana News

Winter returns to Utah after brief spring-like weather

After mild temperatures ahead of our storm, a strong cold front will tumble temperatures and leave behind mountain and valley snow.

Source: yahoo.com
MDOT, Petoskey to seek funds for Mitchell Street Bridge project - Vimarsana News

MDOT, Petoskey to seek funds for Mitchell Street Bridge project

“This would be a great project to get the bridge repaired and get it restored from that aspect so there’s no more falling concrete,” said city manager Shane Horn.

Source: yahoo.com
'We weren't broken': Bear River Massacre did not spell the end for Northwestern Band of the Shoshone - Vimarsana News

'We weren't broken': Bear River Massacre did not spell the end for Northwestern Band of the Shoshone

The cracking cold air of Jan. 29, 1863, emphasized the steam rising from the warmth and breath of horses and soldiers moving down the eastern bluff as the sun’s rays

Source: hjnews.com
'We weren't broken': Bear River Massacre did not spell the end for Northwestern Band of the Shoshone - Vimarsana News

'We weren't broken': Bear River Massacre did not spell the end for Northwestern Band of the Shoshone

The cracking cold air of Jan. 29, 1863, emphasized the steam rising from the warmth and breath of horses and soldiers moving down the eastern bluff as the sun’s rays

Winter storm warning: 2 to 4 feet of new snow forecast for Utah's mountains - Vimarsana News

Winter storm warning: 2 to 4 feet of new snow forecast for Utah's mountains

Parts of Utah's mountains have already received more than 2 feet of snow since Tuesday, but Mother Nature is just getting started.

Source: ksl.com