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Moab Times is a local news outlet focused on serving the Moab, Utah area with community-centered coverage.
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The Trump admin blocked nearly $2M for projects at Utah’s national parks. Here’s what won’t get done. (opens the original)
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Conservation groups planned to help Utah’s national parks with major projects next year, ranging from surveys of newly exposed shorelines around Lake Powell to whittling down the backlog of historical preservation needs at Capitol Reef National Park. The Interior Department blocked those efforts and several others last month, though, withholding $1.7 million in funding agreements with organizations that support research, visitor experience and resource protection at lands managed by the National
Jay Ogilvy bridges deep thought and future strategy (opens the original)
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Nestled in our quiet town of Castle Valley is a thinker whose work has shaped how world leaders, global corporations, and everyday readers think about the future. James A. (Jay) Ogilvy is an academic philosopher who turned corporate strategist, author and scenario planner, and left big-city life for a view of country life in Castle Valley. For residents of Grand County, Castle Valley is known as a sanctuary of solitude, small community, and rugged natural beauty. But for Jay Ogilvy, it is a quie
Lake Powell anglers gain striped bass bowfishing, setline options (opens the original)
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Anglers will be allowed to bowfish for striped bass and use setlines at Lake Powell under fishing regulations the Utah Wildlife Board approved Sept. 17. A setline is anchored to a stationary object rather than attached to a fishing pole. Existing Utah rules also require a setline permit in addition to a fishing license. The fishing changes for 2027-28 affect waters across the state, including several in southern Utah. The board also approved elk hunting changes and new fees, according to the Uta
The night life of wildlife (opens the original)
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HYRUM — Did you know Utah’s outdoor areas stay busy while you’re asleep? You can learn why and see amazing photographs of animals that are active at night by visiting a free exhibit at the Hardware Wildlife Education Center in October. That’s the message from the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. The Hardware Wildlife Education Center lies inside the Hardware Wildlife Management Area in Blacksmith Fork Canyon in Cache County. The center is open seasonally for exhibits and during the winter fo
No place like home (opens the original)
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I’d venture a guess that one of the first lines from a movie that we learn as children is Dorothy’s old saw from the Wizard of Oz: There’s no place like home. Last week when I was on a cruise ship in the British Isles, I’d have done anything to click my sparkly ruby slippers three times and zip back to Utah. But alas, there was nothin’ doin’. I signed up for this adventure more than a year ago, agreeing to embark with some old and new traveling buddies on what I hoped would be a trip of a lifeti
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