Salt Lake City—The controversy surrounding the Inland Port proposal for Salt Lake City has reached a fever pitch. At the beginning of July, protesters became rioters when they stormed the Salt Lake City Chamber building in a violent clash with police. Utah Governor Gary Herbert called them, … Continue Reading
Frei’s Fruit Market
Roadside market peddles produce for 63 years For 63 years, the Frei family has operated their open-air fruit market on Old Highway 91 in Santa … Continue Reading
Is hemp the new cash crop?
Moab farmer going to pot Hemp in Moab? "I've been beating weeds down for years so I figured I might as well let them grow." Will Fryer, … Continue Reading
Warriors on Cataract—Where warriors find healing
Warriors on Cataract takes veterans onto the Colorado to heal Warriors on Cataract exists as a nonprofit organization working to get underserved … Continue Reading
Kind of Blue: a visit to Blue Marlin in Sandy
Find the marlin in Sandy For the past few years, I’ve been following the ramblings of one of my favorite Utah chefs and … Continue Reading
Scheff’s Table—Fried Vietnamese Spring Rolls
Les nems—Fried Vietnamese Spring Rolls My favorite working chef/restaurateur is Eric Ripert of the venerable Le Bernardin in New … Continue Reading
Sip o’ the Week—best recipe for a Classic Vermouth Cassis Cocktail
A classic summertime cocktail Ah, In summertime when it’s hot out, I like to enjoy a refreshing, light cocktail like this one: a … Continue Reading
Mix safety with scenery while visiting Zion National Park
It's no walk in the park Angel’s Landing is one of Zion National Park’s most noted and popular destinations. The 1,488-foot feature winds … Continue Reading
The future of farming in Utah: an interview with Jack Wilbur, a hybrid farmer
The future starts now The future of farming will look very different than it does today, just like the farming of today looks drastically … Continue Reading