As a local gardening and wild foods instructor through West high School’s Community Education program for years, I have noticed a steady increase in the interest of the community to eat healthier, local foods. My students have indicated that they are starting backyard gardens or even foraging the many available foods to increase their health through better nutrition and more … [Read more...]
Collin Raye concert at the Utah Business Revival in Grantsville will proceed in violation of State Ordinance.
Will the First Amendment supersede a judge's order to stop a concert? Eric Moutsos from the Utah Business Revival said that he plans to proceed with a concert on Saturday featuring country star Collin Ray at the Studio Ranch Amphitheater near Grantsville. The venue has a capacity of up to 100,000 people, the only problem is that current state restrictions only allow for … [Read more...]
Working Out At Home During COVID
With the Utah economy reopening, many Utahns still fear entering gymnasiums. The fear is not unfounded, as the National Institute of Health’s studies reveal that harmful bacteria thrive on common gym surfaces such as treadmills, yoga mats, and weight machines. COVID-19 has been no exception. During quarantine, avid trainers and body builders found themselves without a … [Read more...]
Online Villains Targeting Remote Workers
In just the click of a few computer keys your personal identity or your business client lists can be in the hands of criminals willing to sell anything of value on the dark web. How do you fight criminals that spend their waking hours figuring out how to get through your security systems and firewalls as quickly as you put them up? One company, INVISUS, has … [Read more...]
Why Are Beef Prices Skyrocketing? Can Utah Ranchers Survive?
Covid-19 has revealed the huge problem Utah cattle ranchers face due to multinational corps controlling beef processing. LISTEN TO THE PODCAST WATCH THE VIDEO In Utah and the west cattle ranching in our rural areas is one of the most defining characteristics of what most would consider our cultural heritage. But today more than ever, rural Utah ranchers and small towns … [Read more...]
Are We Heading For Inflation? Deflation? How can you preserve your wealth?
Episode Two of Three of Rich's Rabbit Hole on inflation Utah Stories examines the likelihood of inflation as the Fed plans yet another $3 trillion spending package. Where will this all end? Examining inflation from layman's terms is like attempting to look at watch gears and understand how it all works. It's not that I can begin to believe that I … [Read more...]
Substance Abuse Spike And Drug Recovery During COVID-19
Due to Coronavirus, the number of Utahns suffering from alcohol and drug addiction is certainly increasing. Liquor store sales have spiked in Utah. Social isolation, loss of employment, and the inability of residents to pay their bills or buy enough food is certain to not only cause an increase in substance abuse, but also make matters worse for those seeking … [Read more...]
An Unforgiving Sport: Olympic Speed Skating Hopefuls Train at Kearns Ice Oval
Young athletes come from across the US to devote nearly all of their time to train at the Kearns Olympic Oval. This facility was built for the 2002 Olympics, and is home to the US Speed Skating Team. Corinne “Corie” Stoddard and Ryan Pivirotto are two young Olympic hopefuls who are currently on the team. Arriving at the oval at 7:30 am Monday through Saturday, these athletes … [Read more...]
Is Massive Currency Devaluation Coming?
What is going to happen to our currency and our retirement accounts and pensions after the government spends $8 trillion to bail out the economy? LISTEN TO THE PODCAST: WATCH THE VIDEO: What is going to happen to our currency and our retirement accounts and pensions after the government spends $8 trillion to bail out the economy? Congress has … [Read more...]
Backflow Water Testing: What You Need to Know
If you are like most Utahns you know that you have clean water a.k.a. culinary water in the house. There are secondary water systems such as agriculture water that many homes across the state have as well. Most of us know that in Davis County or other rural areas you don’t drink from the hose because it is secondary water, which is not potable (drinkable) water. So, what … [Read more...]
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