Lara Gale
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How to Train to Become An Olympic Gold Medalist
Olympics athletes are under tremendous pressure to perform. Dr. Jim Stray-Gunderson found a way to help them achieve the same effects legally
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Expect Few Frills and Lots of Farm Fresh Food at Farmers Markets This Summer
Farmers markets may not be as fun, but they will be open and the market community is working to make sure the experience remains rewarding for farmers and foodies.
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David and Brigitte Delthony: Couple Brings International Touch to Escalante Art Scene
Artists David and Brigitte Delthony share their own gallery in the town of Escalante, where they have found grounding and inspiration for their work in separate crafts for more than…
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Life Well-Lived: Physical Impairments Not a Factor in Exceptional Accomplishments of Bradley Hintze
Bradley Hintze was born with mild cerebral palsy, and in his teens developed a neurological disorder of the neck called cervical dystonia. He has always been pragmatic about the effect…
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Training Athletes For Life— Athletic Republic
Rockhill and his co-trainer, Maja Armajo, are genuinely devoted to their work and their athletes’ success. Their personal approach has left a strong impression on the young athletes they work…
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Fertile soil, the Soil Food Web, and High Desert Soilworks
Fertile soil is imperative for any successful farmer or grower. The Soil Food Web is the colony of organisms living in the soil. The food web is a complex living system that…
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Farm land or house lots?
Suburbs march into farmlands cul-de-sac by cul-de-sac. But in Cache Valley the advance has slowed.
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Stem cell therapy for chronic pain in Utah
On the naturopathic path Chronic pain is a serious business, but does it have to be forever? A 2011 study by the National Institutes of Health found that the…
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Utah Senator Luz Escamilla Headed into a Campaign to be Elected Salt Lake City Mayor
Utah Senator Luz Escamilla hardly broke stride as she exited her 11th legislative session last month and headed straight into a campaign to be elected mayor of the state’s capital…
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Cloud Seeding for More Powder Days
The breadth and depth of weather manipulation conspiracy theory is on par with that of alien encounters, so I went straight to a local source by googling “Utah weather modification.”…
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Cache Valley Canals: Early Pioneers Worked for Their Water
The canals and waterways in Logan and surrounding communities remain a source of pride. Over the decades have retained their importance not only for conveying water but also as symbols…
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Putting the Aggie in Agriculture: Student-run Garden Provides Fresh Produce and Experience
As spring brightens and days lengthen, students in Utah State University’s Student Organic Farm class are diligently monitoring the temperatures in their hoop houses and the soil moisture in their…
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Human-Scale Design, Native Plants and Paths are the Norm in Moab’s New Suburb
The residents of Mulberry Grove must walk to their homes to carry groceries, the advantage is more wildlife, native plants, and better views.