Craig Childs lives with his family off-grid in Western Colorado. He can see Utah from his house and he has explored Utah’s wilderness extensively, so we figured he qualified as a Utah Story. When I first picked up the book “The Secret Knowledge of Water.” I was captivated by his personal adventure in understanding the Great Basin desert and remoteness at a more profound … [Read more...]
Can cheap real estate still be found in Utah?
Young and inexperienced? Looking for an investment property? Deals can still be found near Salt Lake City While housing prices in Salt Lake City continue to escalate, the dream of buying a home seems further away than ever for many first-time home buyers. So many are resorting to renting or buying townhomes or apartments. This is quite sad, because I think there is nothing … [Read more...]
Dragonfly Wellness: A Modern Growing Facility in the Middle of Utah Countryside
Wade Laughter looks like a typical farmer: Suspenders: check. Long and ragged jeans and long-sleeve shirt: check; Followed everywhere by two big attentive dogs: check. But Laughter is anything but a typical farmer. Laughter is a farmer from Nevada City, California who operates out of a $12 million-dollar facility in Sanpete County. He wins Utah Stories award this year for most … [Read more...]
Eric Moutsos: The Constitutionality of Prohibiting Gatherings & Closing Businesses
Eric Moutsos is a former Salt Lake City Police officer who has lead a series of peaceful demonstrations and gatherings supporting local small businesses. His last big gathering was a series of attempts to host country music star Collin Raye in a benefit concert for local businesses. Moutsos was initially approved by Kaysville Mayor and City Council to allow the concert in … [Read more...]
Why REI, Levis and Coca Cola, and many local businesses are no longer advertising on Facebook
Stop hate for profit has gained enormous momentum in ending the spread of misinformation and hate on the social media platform. It was announced today that Starbucks and Pepsi will join the litany of major brands that will be discontinuing their ad spending with the social media giant. Market Business Insider reports that Facebook has lost $60 billion in value since the … [Read more...]
The End of History
The New York Times is endorsing the actions of protestors tearing down statues of figures such as Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln. Will history now rewrite our founding fathers as racist white supremecists? The same man who insisted be written in our Constitution that "All men are created equal." and the same man who abolished slavery should now be forgotten. These are … [Read more...]
Riots, Racism, Inland Port, Cronyism in Utah
Greg Hughes answers questions regarding Utah's very uncertain future Greg Hughes has been involved in Utah politics for more than twenty years. He was Utah State House speaker for four years and has had a long track record for being involved in some of the most important decisions in Utah Politics and policy. Hughes' track record for spearheading the move of the State … [Read more...]
Will The PRIME Act Save Local Utah Ranchers And Rural Utah Economies?
Utah’s Largest Meat Processing Facility (owned by JBS) is under investigation by the SEC for price-fixing. JBS USA has a regional beef processing plant located in Hyrum which employs over 1,500 people to process up to 1,700 cattle per day into cuts of beef that end up on grocery store shelves. A total of 287 workers in the Utah facility just tested positive for Covid-19 last … [Read more...]
Can Utah Handle the Coming Population Boom?
Utah is one of the fastest growing states in the nation. In the last twenty years, our population doubled due to the beauty of the state and the quality of life. Utah is surrounded by canyons. We have the best skiing on Earth, pristine mountain wilderness, and some of the most diverse landscapes. However, if this trend of doubling the population every twenty years … [Read more...]
Dissecting the Salt Lake City Riot of Saturday, May 30th
The downtown Salt Lake City protesters were peaceful until a mysterious group of four individuals (three of which were white) and likely one leader (holding a megaphone) decided to turn over a police cruiser that was parked on 400 South and 200 east (just North of the library). Who were these people? Why was this police cruiser seemingly left directly in the path of the … [Read more...]
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