by Pam Yardley — The Panguitch Posts June 2022 cover Girl’s Camp, mission calls, a funeral for Ruth Owens-White, the 4th and 24th of July celebration details and so much more!
The Byway — The Left Fork Fire was 100% contained by July 3rd, 2022. This article covers information throughout the process since the fire was first discovered.
The Byway — This goes without saying, but please, please be careful with your fireworks this summer! Drought and fires are bad this time of year.
by McKynlee Cottam — Camille Shakespear, a lifelong Escalante Moqui, was honored at the Mid-Utah Radio Sports Awards ceremony with the John Yardley Impact Award.
by BE Davis — Progressive journalist Ryan Grim noticed advocacy groups imploding. While Grimm and I disagree on ideology, I respect his honest analysis.
by Abbie Call — Places all over the country have been renaming and rebranding since identifying the negative connotations associated with the D-word.
by Abbie Call — Ashley Pollock is a photographer living in Beaver Dam, Arizona, but she doesn’t let that distance keep her camera out of Southern Utah.
The Byway — The Panguitch Quilt Walk Festival 2022 was held the second weekend in June (the 8th-11th). Happily, a whopping 380 people came.
The Byway — The Highway 12 Music Festival held its second annual event on the weekend of June 11, with performances in Tropic, Boulder, and Escalante.
The Byway — On Tuesday, June 28th, the court ruled in favor of Joseph Kennedy and his right to pray after football games, ruling for freedom of religion.
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