Arvid Keeson
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Don’t Wait Until 2029 to Visit Mars. Do It Now by Going to Utah Desert!
The Mars Desert Research Station (MDRS) is a “space” station located near Hanksville. The Mars Society operates the laboratory in the remote BLM land expanse, which they describe as an…
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The Facts About the Justice for Bernardo Case
Bernardo’s tragic death, and its subsequent investigation by Salt Lake City Attorney General Sim Gill’s office, have drawn a great deal of criticism by Justice for Bernardo supporters.
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A Conspiracy Store Opens in Salt Lake City!
On April 1, Salt Lakers can welcome the opening of the city’s first brick and mortar conspiracy store. The store, whose site, name, and owners are on a “need to…
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Are You Ready for the Big One? Preparing for the Utah Earthquake Event with Joe Dougherty
There is a fault line along the Wasatch Front extending from Idaho to Sanpete County. It has the potential to unleash a 7.0 magnitude earthquake. This could result in several…
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Little Cottonwood Canyon is under threat by Utah’s population boom
Today, 2019, the environmental infrastructure in place to accommodate both the protection of Little Cottonwood Canyon’s natural beauty and protect what’s left of it, as well as preserving the people’s…
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Utah State-controlled Medical Cannabis is up in smoke
Highly flawed central fill concept gets shot down The highly flawed central fill distributions center for medical cannabis in Utah has been scratched. Lawmakers are now crafting a bill that…
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Salt Lake City mayoral candidates David Ibarra & Luz Escamilla weigh in on issues that affect You
Luz Escamilla and David Ibarra are both vying for the title of mayor of Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City faces a lot of problems, issues that affect each one of…
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Former Utah Mayor Rocky Anderson—”I think the people should rise up!”
We talked openly about Salt Lake City local businesses, economic development, the Inland Port, how the state’s medical cannabis compromise bill (3001) puts federal dollars in jeopardy, and the future…
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The future of farming in Utah: an interview with Jack Wilbur, a hybrid farmer
The future of farming will look very different than it does today, just like the farming of today looks drastically different than it did 20, 30 years ago. However, the…
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Pete Ashdown On Internet Privacy and the Dangers of Social Media
We live in a world where our lives are becoming more and more dictated by social media and algorithm-driven computer platforms. They track us, they learn us, tell us what we…
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Utah farmer seeking medical cannabis grow permit
Now that medical cannabis in Utah has been legalized, it’s time to turn our attention to how the medicinal plant will be grown—will there be supply to meet the projected…
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The Cameron Wellness Center: an alternative to big-pharma solutions
Dr. Cameron and the team at The Cameron Wellness Center, and along with other naturopathic physicians as a whole—the aim of Naturopathy—is to find the Cause by actually working with…
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Bordered by addiction: Utah’s Opioid epidemic
Every year in the United States, 37,000 deaths occur due to auto accidents. That number is … well, it’s a huge number of deaths, a lot of which could have…
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The Nerd Store
Just like any subculture, there are various elements/factions of Geek subculture. Just to name a few, there are Gaming Nerds, Dungeons and Dragon Nerds, Anime Nerds, the list goes on,…
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Hosta House: Filling His Yard with Hostas Led to a Home-Based Business
Burton Johnson describes Hosta House as “a shady business”. But unlike other shady operations, which require stealth and evasive practices to elude the authorities, this shady business is actually legal.…
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At Rest Far From Home: German Prisoners of War Were Killed After Germany Surrendered
At Fort Douglas Military Cemetery, dead warriors rest in peace. Amongst the quiet rows are nine white grave markers with distinctly German names: Otto Bross … Ernst Fuchs … Gottfried…