Resilience
Ted, Kenidee, and I were booking along the North Cottonwood Road on Elk Ridge in our little side-by-side when we came to a huge puddle blocking the road. The water looked blackish afte…
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Resilience: the Barracks Trail and Mount Carmel Junction
In the spring, we traveled to the Kanab area, trailering our ATV behind. Our destination? A campground somewhere near the Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park where we planned to meet our …Resolutions offer thanks/support
by David Boyle News Director Members of the San Juan County Commission passed several resolutions on October 4. Among resoultions passed was one thanking the many entities involved in …
Respect for the fragility of life...
7:42 am 25 July 1970 It’s been more than 55 years since I attended a masonic funeral. The service was simple, appropriate, and lasted less than half an hour. I don’t remember many deta…Restrictions on Russian and Chinese imports may impact local economy
A prohibition of Russian uranium imports and tariffs on China by the United States government is expected to have a positive outcome for local employer Energy Fuels. The nation’s large…
Retirement for UDOT employees who combined for over 90 years of work
Gary Black, Cletis Hatch, and Todd Randall were honored upon their retirement from the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) at a luncheon held on December 17 at the Monticello UDOT…
Retracing the route of the Battle of Peters Hill, which occurred in August, 1875
by Rob Adams Contributing writer On August 17, 1875, it had been three days since any of the 13 men of the Hayden Survey Party assigned to map southeast Utah had felt the trickle of cl…
Reviewing Japanese desserts
It has been a long while since I’ve attempted a book review of any type. Usually, if I’m interested in a book of any genre I will read the reviews already written. Depending on the amo…
Revisiting and exploring the area near Lake Roberts
For Valentine’s my hubby gave me a return trip to where we’d spent part of our honeymoon — Lake Roberts, NM. We planned to leave February 15th, but the forecast predicted snow and high…Revisiting the top stories of a remarkable 2021
At the close of 2021, it is time to look back at a remarkable year. The year brought unprecedented awareness and focus on San Juan County. These are our top stories of the year. 1- COV…
Rex Clifford Johnson
February 17, 1927 ~ December 5, 2020 Rex Clifford Johnson, loving husband, father, and grandfather, passed away peacefully December 5, 2020. He was born February 17, 1927 on the Horseh…
Rex D Christensen April 29, 1951 ~ March 6, 2023
Rex D Christensen, passed away peacefully on March 6, 2023, surrounded by his family. Rex was born in Monticello to Don F. Christensen and Beth Anderson Christensen on April 29, 1951. …