Best of Utah
Moab Sculptor Carves a World in Wood
Herman Herrera is a Moab sculptor with a passion in wood carving. He carves fantastical creatures in unusual wood such as branches and roots.
Utah Artist Linda Southam, a Single Mother Turning Her Crazy Dream into Reality
In 1982, Linda Southam, a single mother with a 12-year-old daughter, took a risk with her crazy dream and opened an art gallery.
A Grand Heritage: Stories from the Moab Museum Oral History Archive
The Moab Museum’s new temporary exhibition, A Grand Heritage: Stories from the Oral History Archive, features first-person accounts from Moab’s pre-uranium history, built around oral histories between the late 1880s…
Utah’s Identity Crisis
In this article we examine Utah’s identity crisis, problems, corruption, LDS church dominance, homeless crisis and more.
Remembering the Salt Lake City Flood of ’83
Many remember Salt Lake flood of 1983 that sent a river coursing down State Street, the sandbag parties, the rushing water, the fears of essential equipment getting overwhelmed.
Will Infrastructure Improvements Along 2100 South Ruin Some Of Our Most Beloved Sugar House Businesses?
Projected to span over the next four years, Sugar House will be experiencing a one-two punch of construction. Will this ruin some of our beloved small local businesses?
Best Staycation Within One Hour of Salt Lake: Ogden and Its Beautiful Valley
About an hour’s drive north of Salt Lake City, Ogden and Ogden Valley are full of rich history, sought-after attractions, and amazing views of the Wasatch Mountains. If you’re planning…