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‘My eyes may be broken, but ... my legs aren’t’: Blind athletes prepare for Huntsman World Senior Games (opens the original)
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Billy Hebert and his daughter, Rachel, participate in a race in Cypress, Texas, circa October 2024. Two legally blind athletes will compete in this yearâs Huntsman World Senior Games with family members serving as their eyes on the course. One, 91-year-old Alene Misbach, will walk with her daughters beside her. The other, Billy Hebert, will race tethered to his daughter, who will guide him with verbal directions. Melanie Ballard told St. George News that her mother, Misbach, will return to the
A lifetime in leather: Toquerville shoemaker reflects on 50 years of craftsmanship (opens the original)
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The first thing you might notice when you step inside Don Roundyâs shop in Toquerville is the smell. It is unmistakably the smell of a working leather shop: rich, earthy leather mixed with the scent of glue and machinery. Animal hides hang throughout the space, including pieces of ostrich, alligator, crocodile, elephant, python, lizard, shark and even bullfrog. Finished boots sit alongside unfinished pieces. Amid the saddles, leatherwork and photographs is the story of a career spanning five d
Father, 1-year-old injured after falling up to 80 feet in Virgin River Gorge, authorities say (opens the original)
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First responders conduct a technical rescue following a rappelling incident involving a father and his 1-year-old child, Virgin River Gorge, Arizona, Sept. 26, 2026. A father and his 1-year-old child were injured Saturday after falling an estimated 70 to 80 feet while rappelling in the Cedar Pocket area of the Virgin River Gorge, prompting a multi-agency rescue that continued into the night, officials say. Anita Mortensen, spokeswoman for the Mohave County Sheriff's Office, told St. George News
October brings new exhibits, featured artists and creative gatherings to St. George (opens the original)
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Community members attend an art function put on by the Southern Utah Art Guild, location and date not specified. From gallery walls to drawing tables, October offers new ways to connect with Southern Utahâs artists. Southern Utah Art Guild Branding and Marketing Director Deborah Laux told St. George News the guild works to support artists at different stages of their careers while providing opportunities for them to develop their skills and connect with one another. âThe Art Guildâs main c
Southern Utah project works to preserve veterans’ stories for future generations (opens the original)
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A Southern Utah project is working to preserve more than veteransâ military service by giving them a place to share the stories of who they became along the way. âFor us, this isn't only about preserving military history. It's about preserving the person behind the uniform and making sure these stories aren't lost,â Deâdy Chivers, who helped launch The Voice of Resilience Project, told St. George News. The Voice of Resilience Project began with one veteranâs story. Chivers said she and
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