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Washington County Commission Seat B: 3 candidates differ on growth, spending and airport bond (opens the original)
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Three candidates seeking Washington County Commission Seat B are offering different approaches to growth, government spending and the county's relationship with its residents ahead of the November general election. The three-member Washington County Commission serves as the county's legislative and executive body, overseeing the county budget, adopting ordinances and making decisions involving county property, services and development in unincorporated areas. Republican Troy Belliston, Democrat
St. George Marathon, PGA Tour: What drivers need to know about road closures, traffic (opens the original)
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A record-setting 10,000 runners are expected to take part in the 50th St. George Marathon this year. Accompanying them will be an army of race officials and volunteers, along with the inevitable road closures and traffic impacts. Participants in the 26.2-mile marathon start in Central and head south on state Route 18 until they enter St. George, then make their way down Diagonal Street to 300 West. Racers stride through downtown until they reach the finish line at Vernon Worthen Park. From start
Public asked to weigh in on proposed Cove Reservoir serving Kane, Washington counties (opens the original)
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A proposed 6,000-acre-foot reservoir in Kane County that would serve water users in both Kane and Washington counties is undergoing federal environmental review, with the public now being asked to weigh in on the project. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service released the draft environmental impact statement for the Cove-East Fork Virgin River Watershed Project in mid-September. The Kane County Water Conservancy District and Washington County Water Conservan
LaVerkin’s $7M water facility will let visitors see, taste purified reuse water (opens the original)
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Washington County water managers are planning a $7 million demonstration facility in LaVerkin that will show the public how already-treated reuse water can undergo additional purification to meet drinking water standards. The Washington County Water Conservancy Districtâs advanced water purification demonstration facility is in the design phase, with construction expected to begin in 2027 and completion planned for 2028. The facility will be located along State Street in LaVerkin and will allo
Proposed St. George sales tax sparks debate over how to fund Fire Department (opens the original)
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A proposed sales tax increase intended to provide dedicated funding for St. Georgeâs Fire Department is headed to a public hearing and City Council vote, with city officials arguing the money is needed to expand services while one council member says those needs should be met within the cityâs existing budget. The proposal would add 0.33% to taxable purchases in St. George, or 33 cents for every $100 spent. City estimates project the tax would generate about $12 million annually based on pre
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