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09/24/2026 · Grantsville
Tuesday’s Cosmic Warning: Guard Your Inbox and Your Peace
Spring is nudging the windows open, but Mercury is scattering loose messages like confetti. One sign faces a dramatic cosmic warning today—bring snacks, boundaries, and perhaps a tiny ceremonial gong.
Ichetucknee River: Crystal Water, Sneaky Current, Zero Room for Complacency
The Ichetucknee looks like a lazy blue ribbon, but this spring-fed run has enough current, limestone, and hidden side channels to keep experienced paddlers awake. Here’s how to enjoy the clearest water in Florida without turning your float into a yard sale.
09/24/2026
Good News With Dirt Under Its Fingernails
Today’s good news comes with lunch trays, library cards, condor feathers, and a fungus that wants to replace plastic. Progress looks better when people build it with their hands.
09/24/2026
Hico, Texas: Pie, Back Roads, and a Surprisingly Good Dinosaur Problem
Hico is the kind of Texas town you pass once and then spend years wondering why you didn’t stop. Park downtown, order the chicken-fried steak at the Koffee Kup, and leave room for a slice of pie because self-control is not a road-trip virtue.
09/25/2026
The Suitcase Carry: One Dumbbell, Surprisingly Serious Fitness
Carrying a weight in one hand looks almost too simple to count as exercise. That’s exactly why the suitcase carry is so useful: it trains your grip, core, posture, and walking mechanics without requiring a complicated workout.
09/25/2026
The Crispiest Chicken Thighs Start in a Cold Pan
Chicken thighs are the weeknight answer when you want dinner to taste like you tried harder than you did. Start them in a cold cast-iron skillet, and you’ll get bronzed, crackling skin instead of a sad, rubbery flap.
09/25/2026
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The Uintah Recreation District is excited to announce a variety of upcoming special events designed to engage and entertain our community. We encourage all residents to participate and enjoy these opportunities for fun and connection. Please check back often for updates and new additions to our event calendar. Upcoming Events: * **Youth Soccer Camp:** Develop your soccer skills with our experienced coaches. Dates: June 10-12. Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM. Venue: Recreation Fields. * **Community Picnic & Games:** A fun-filled day for the whole family with food, games, and activities. Date: July 4th. Time: 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Venue: Central Park. * **Adult Softball League Registration:** Sign up your team for our popular adult softball league. Registration deadline: June 30th. Venue: Recreation Center.
Roads
Iron CountySkip to main content Overview The main responsibilities of the Road Department are maintaining the 968 miles of road in Iron County. As of June 2013, Iron County has 224 miles of paved, 453 miles of gravel, and 291 miles of dirt roads. The Roads Department is also responsible for snow removal during the winter months. Service Requests A Service Request is a way for the general public to submit non-emergency problems or requests for service in their community. To report road or sign damage, please fill out the service request form using the button below. Service Request Form The service request form opens in a new tab. Class B & C Road Program The Class B & C road system with a funding program was established by the Utah Legislature in 1937 as a means of providing assistance to counties and incorporated municipalities for the improvement of roads and streets throughout the State. The funds differ from ordinary local revenues inasmuch as they are subject to administrative direction by the State in accordance with legislative provisions. The Utah Department of Transportation (opens in a new tab) is the administrative authority on behalf of the State (Utah Code 72-2-109). The procedures and regulations are designed to function by mutual accord among all agencies concerned. They have the approval and endorsement of both the Utah Association of Counties (opens in a new tab) and the Utah League of Cities and Towns (opens in a new tab). Class B & C Roads: All public highways, roads, or streets that are designated as Class B by the county or Class C by the municipality having jurisdictional authority to do so. Counties and municipalities cannot designate Class B or Class C roads outside of their geographical boundaries, with the exception that Class B roads can exist inside municipal boundaries (Utah Codes 17-50-305, 72-3-103, and 72-3-104).
Auditor
The Auditor’s Office is the accounting office for Iron County—paying county bills, collecting non-tax revenues, preparing payroll, and coordinating the annual county budget. The Auditor consults with and advises other county officials throughout the year. Explore services Board of Equalization and Valuation Appeals Budget and Financials Fee Schedule (PDF, opens in a new tab) Fraud Hotline Individual Abatements Property Exemptions Tax Sale Information
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