Whitehorse, San Juan and Monticello track all busy
by David Boyle News Director Members of the Whitehorse Raiders track and field team had a successful outing at the San Juan Invitational in Blanding on April 13. The Raiders boys team …
Whose story is it anyway?
TIED TO THE POSTOf all the people we work with, Dennis Ross is one of our all-time favorites. Our fondness for him is not necessarily based in his artistic talents; it is mostly about …WHS Football drops first game to St. Joseph
The Whitehorse Raiders were defeated by St. Joseph in the first game of the year by a score of 41-8. After giving up 34 points the Raiders first points of the season came in the 3rd qu…WHS graduation set
More than 40 Whitehorse seniors will receive diplomas on May 23 at 9 a.m. The graduates will participate in a ceremony that will be livestreamed at live.ksl.com. Following the livestr…
Wilbert Anderson Willie
August 20, 1939 ~ June 11, 2020 Wilbert Anderson Willie, 80, passed away peacefully on June 11 at his home in Fort Defiance, AZ following a long and determined battle with multiple hea…
Wilcox holds off competiton to capture victory at Senior Amateur
by Jeff Simon Hideout Golf Course PGA Professional At the Hideout Golf Club, putting two good rounds together rarely happens. It’s a hard golf course. The rare exception happened last …
Wilcox wins fourth Hideout Club title
by Jeff Simon a Golf Club PGA Professional It’s not quite a habit, but Rob Wilcox makes winning the Hideout Men’s Club Championship a fair sly regular occurrence. Wilcox, from Blanding…
Wild Burros
As I was walking between the Quonset hut and the old chicken coop, I heard my cousin scream. I peered around the door of the old coop where my cousin Linda cowered on the roost. Two Sh…
Wild cows and wild cowboys of long ago
DeReese Nielson was the first real cowboy I ever spent significant time with, and from him, I learned many life lessons. He was a cowboy’s cowboy, having learned the profession from on…
Wild fire on east edge of Monticello
A wild fire on the eastern edge of Monticello has consumed less than five acres of grass and several outbuildings. The fire broke out at about 10 a.m. on June 13 in windy and dry condi…
Wild horses running free
“You must always see with a big vision, / and if you keep your mind calm / there will be a way / there will be light.” – Chiura Obata The wild herd galloped across the desert with tail…
Wildfire burns on side of Navajo Mountain
A wildfire dubbed the Bridge Creek Fire is being monitored on the northwest side of Navajo Mountain. According to Navajo Fire Management for the BIA, the fire burned about 334 acres si…