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Notice of Rock Excavation Work on Gunlock Road from September 28 to October 12, 2026
GUNLOCK ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE Please be aware of upcoming rock excavation work on Gunlock Road. Monday, September 28 – Monday, October 12 During this time, Gunlock Road will be closed between Mile Marker 2 and Mile Marker 4 while excavation work is underway. Access to the Town of…
RFQ for Cremation Services for Unclaimed and Indigent Decedents
Public Notice Washington County is soliciting proposals from licensed funeral service establishments located in Washington County that wish to provide cremation services for unclaimed decedents and County-approved indigent decedents at the County’s set rate of $1,000 per…
The St. George Marathon turns 50. See how the iconic Utah race has changed over the years.
The St. George Marathon is celebrating its 50th running next week. Here's what has changed since 1977 and what hasn't.
Utah data center map: Track new developments across the state
Utah has become a hotspot for data center development. There are more than 40 centers already operating, and dozens proposed or under construction — from Washington County to Emery, Duchesne and Box Elder. You can help us track them all.
Cardinal News
Published September 23Washington County supervisors approve holding April special election for 1% sales tax vote
The referendum would let voters decide whether an extra tax would be levied for school construction projects.
Notice of Vacancies for Board of Trustees of Water Conservancy District 2026
NOTICE OF VACANCIES AND MIDTERM VACANCYWASHINGTON COUNTY WATER CONSERVANCY DISTRICT NOTICE is hereby given that there are vacancies on the Washington County Water Conservancy District Board of Trustees. Washington County is the appointing authority for the board. Available…
Who is St. George’s namesake? A larger-than-life LDS apostle who never lived there and remains an enigma.
No, St. George is not named after George Washington. Nor is it named in honor of former LDS Church President George Albert Smith. Rather, that distinction falls to an earlier George Albert Smith, a colorful apostle who never actually lived in the southern Utah city.
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Intermountain Health Expands Cancer Services in St. George, Bringing More Specialized Care Closer to Home
By Kelsey McFarland, Intermountain Health, Desert Region Intermountain Health St. George Regional Hospital celebrated the expansion of its Cancer Center multidisciplinary clinic, marking a significant investment in cancer care for patients across Southern Utah and surrounding…