Brian Fryer
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X96 Radio From Hell Show: Still Hell After All These Years
At 6 am every weekday morning for well over 10,000 mornings, the Radio From Hell Show with hosts Kerry Jackson, Bill Allred and Gina Barberi hits the airwaves of KXRK…
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Need for Skilled Workers Remains High Even During Shutdowns
Utah schools scrambled to find ways to accommodate students enrolled in high-demand, skilled professions, as well as others taking advantage of the unexpected time off to explore new skills or…
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Lots of Smoke, A Little Less Fire: More Human Caused Wildfires in Utah Due to COVID-19?
Rise of human caused wildfires in Utah in 2020 due to COVID- 19 pandemic. Increased volume of visitors to BLM land due to other venues closed.
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Fringe Gambling in Utah- New Law Takes Another Swipe at a Persistent Pastime
Whether in the form of poker games in mining town saloons to less obvious games of chance such as church raffles, gambling has been a secret vice in Utah since…
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Starry Starry Night: Dark Sky Parks and Research Flourish in Utah
While Utah is known around the world for extraordinary landscapes, the International Dark Skies Association has designated 15 official Dark-Sky Parks in the Beehive state—more than any other place in…
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Big Dreams for Tiny Houses by Architectural Nexus in Salt Lake City
On a brisk fall day in October, employees of Architectural Nexus in Salt Lake City gathered for a farewell party. They were not bidding goodbye and good luck to a…
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Five G or just Gee Whizz?
Ricci said for some people like on-line gamers, and those who stream a lot of content it would be, “cool to have that kind of speed. And, it would be…
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Plum Alley: Chinatown was Downtown
It is easy to see what has been dubbed Salt Lake City’s Chinatown while driving down State Street in South Salt Lake. The shining red, gold and blue towering traditional…
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Rock Hill Creamery
Find cows not crowds at the unique farmers market held at Rock Hill Creamery, a historic, working farm.
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Collecting Shed Antlers is a Hobby for Some, Big Business to Others
Shed antlers are proving to be worthwhile to collect. This has made regulating the harvest an important issue.
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High Altitude Organic
How one local farm successfully grows food at 7,000 feet.