GHGrace Hansen

1. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Written by Grace Hansen

   Mountain bikers will soon have a new place to ride in St. George (opens the original)

   Excerpt · Positive tone · English

   Read excerpt

   Mountain bikers will soon have a new place to ride in St. George as a 6-mile trail park under construction near the Desert Color community is expected to open this fall. The park is being built north of state Route 7 and west of River Road. Designed as a cross-country loop at roughly 2,140 feet in elevation, it will include 6 miles of beginner- and intermediate-level trails along with space for community events and private gatherings. “This project is a great example of how visitor spending ca

   Feedback

2. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Written by Grace Hansen

   Construction causes trail closure, parking change at Springdale's River Park (opens the original)

   Excerpt · English

   Read excerpt

   Visitors accessing the multi-use paved trail that runs through Springdale will need to use an alternate route for a short section of the trail as it passes the George A. Barker River Park due to construction, according to Springdale town officials. The paved path, which runs past the park, will be temporarily re-routed to the other side of SR-9. The park construction, as previously reported by St. George News, began in May and is expected to be finished by autumn, according to Springdale Direc

   Feedback

3. Article · Aug 3, 2026 · Written by Grace Hansen

   Springdale asks residents to help shape future of 2-acre property near Town Hall (opens the original)

   Excerpt · Neutral tone · English

   Read excerpt

   Leaders and citizens of Springdale gathered July 30 at the Canyon Community Center for the "Two-Acre Two Cent Event" to give their input about what town leadership should do with the 2 acres adjacent to the Springdale Town Hall originally purchased in 2024 to expand the municipal campus. “We have a master plan of what we as a council are planning to put there, but we’re trying to get the community’s input,” Springdale mayor Barbara Bruno told St. George News. “We’re also busting at

   Feedback

4. Article · Aug 2, 2026 · Written by Grace Hansen

   Bureau of Land Management proposes changes to grazing regulations, limitations on decision-making (opens the original)

   Excerpt · English

   Read excerpt

   New grazing regulations proposed by the Bureau of Land Management would change the way 155 million acres of public lands are managed for the first time since 1995. The changes, which the Department of the Interior said modernize the regulations, would impact at least two major areas of management – grazing administration and rangeland health standards – according to the Bureau of Land Management. Additionally, the proposed change would impact those who can participate in decisions about

   Feedback

5. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Written by Grace Hansen

   Zion National Park issues warning about flash floods, monsoons; popular slot canyons closed (opens the original)

   Excerpt · English

   Read excerpt

   Visitors headed to Zion National Park during late summer should be prepared for rapidly changing and potentially hazardous weather conditions, the National Park Service says. “Monsoon season sweeps into the Southwest each summer, bringing a dramatic shift in weather that reshapes the region’s rhythm,” according to a Zion National Park press release. “From July through September, moist air fuels unstable atmospheric conditions that can spark sudden downpours.” On July 29, the park issue

   Feedback

Last 90 days. Choose a month to open its work.

Named in the text we hold. One piece can cover several.

• George News6 pieces
• ZION NATIONAL PARK5 pieces
• National Park Service4 pieces
• United States2 pieces
• Tribal Trust2 pieces
• Southern Utah2 pieces
• Zion National2 pieces
• NATIONAL GUARD1 piece
• COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT1 piece
• Fisher Towers1 piece
• Zion Forever Project1 piece
• Federal Register1 piece