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‘A second mortgage’: Some Grand County families face Utah child care aid cuts (opens the original)
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Child care for Erin Groves’ three children costs nearly $2,000 a month. Utah’s child care subsidy program covers about $1,500, leaving the Moab family to pay a little more than $400 and allowing both parents to work. If their income remains about the same, the family will lose that assistance at its next annual eligibility review next summer. Groves said the family’s monthly countable income falls just above the new $7,691 limit for a five-person household. Countable income starts with income be
ICE arrests four in Moab. Sheriff says he learned only after the operation began (opens the original)
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested four people Monday, Sept. 21 during an immigration enforcement operation in Moab. Grand County Sheriff Jamison Wiggins said he learned about it only after enforcement began and received no direct advance notice. ICE confirmed the four arrests and described the action as a targeted enforcement operation in a statement provided to KUTV. The agency said it contacted the shared dispatch center and Moab Police beforehand. Wiggins said the Grand County
Where Grand County’s expanded health care tax goes (opens the original)
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Revenue from the first three months of Grand County’s expanded rural health care sales tax has helped EMS staff a third ambulance more consistently and Moab Valley Fire advances plans to replace its only ladder truck. Those are among the first concrete effects of Proposition 13, which about two-thirds of Grand County voters approved last November to double the tax from 0.5% to 1%, the maximum allowed under state law. The Grand County Commission on Sept. 15 unanimously approved how the revenue wi
Mud Springs hosts first NICA race, drawing nearly 1,200 riders (opens the original)
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Mud Springs marked its formal debut as a major mountain bike racing venue over two days: a Sept. 11 ribbon cutting followed by its first Utah High School Cycling League race, which drew 1,174 riders the next day. The Sept. 12 Region 2 event returned National Interscholastic Cycling Association competition to the Moab area for the first time since 2022. Organizers did not have a reliable spectator count, but league race director Michelle Lyman estimated total attendance at more than 3,000 and pos
Moab’s new tourism brand aims to turn quick trips into longer stays (opens the original)
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Moab’s new marketing approach begins with a realization the tourism office says it repeatedly hears from visitors: They should have stayed longer. “Should’ve Stayed Longer” is the first advertising campaign under a new Moab tourism brand. It grew out of a broader research process that included visitor interviews, community discussions and reviews of tourism data and social media. The tourism office said visitors interviewed during the research repeatedly described finding more to experience than
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