Oct 31, 2009 | TheSpectrum.com
Farmers Market to host Halloween Spooktackular
For Hurricane Valley Neighborhoods LAVERKIN - The grim reaper is there to greet you at the door, decorations and colored lights are up and ready for the annual Farmers Market Halloween Spooktackular on Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m. at 495 N. State St.
Nearly five months after the death of Brian Cardall during a police response to a mentally unstable person interfering with traffic on state Route 59, investigators and family members continue to await autopsy results that may provide closure to the case.
Wednesday In Hurricane Valley Neighborhoods: Son of Hurricane man...
As American soldiers enter a village here, they are approached by bearded men with turbans and women with burqas covering their faces.
Hurricane city-wide clean-up scheduled for Nov. 7
For Hurricane Valley Neighborhoods HURRICANE - The Hurricane City Beautification Committee is excited to again schedule another city-wide clean-up with the large landfill dumpsters being brought to the city on Nov.
HURRICANE - Since its formation in 2007, the Hurricane Valley Fire District has been responsible for serving not just the city of Hurricane, but also the smaller towns that surround it.
Hurricane couple called to be LDS directors at Willie's 6th Crossing Handcart Site
Elder Gerald R. Buckner and Sister Shirley Buckner have been called to be the new directors for the Willie's 6th Crossing Handcart Site, which is part of the Mormon Historic Martin Handcart Site in Wyoming.
Community Meetings St. George Dixie Republican Forum meeting at Bell Tower, 1386 E. 100 South.
Economy, tourism dominate campaign
ST. GEORGE - Though they may disagree on a number of issues, the mayoral candidates for Hurricane's upcoming election can at least agree on something: Increases in growth and tourism are desperately needed, but those things simply are not happening right now.
St. George man given prison time in plea deal
Jamie Ovidio Avila, 28, of St. George, was sentenced Tuesday in 5th District Court to between one and 15 years in prison on a charge of forcible sodomy following a July 2008 incident reported in Hurricane.
Captain: Officers followed protocol
ST. GEORGE - As the Washington County Critical Incident Task Force continues to investigate an officer-involved shooting that led to the death of a St.
LaVerkin's new fire-protection plan could singe your wallet
LaVerkin city officials are hard at work doing the ground work necessary to levy a new tax on village residents for fire protection.
Hurricane receives archaeology award
Hurricane is the only city in Utah with an ordinance to protect archaeological sites.
Hildale becomes tourist destination
CEDAR CITY - Heber and Richard Holm say their families in the Colorado City-Hildale com munity are not happy with the daily tour business they began last month of the area, but the brothers want to show a side of their upbringing that doesn't just reflect the negative public atten tion brought on by Warren Jeffs.
Aug. 1 Casey Todd Hoyer of Brownsville, Ore. and Analia Huenu Smith of St. George Sept.
The Spectrum reports arrests for felony crimes, compound misdemeanors and warrants carrying a bail of at least $750. All arrest information, including addresses, is taken from the jail booking log and police reports.
Another banner year for enrollment on Utah campuses
Enrollments are booming on Utah campuses, particularly among freshman. Dixie and Snow, for example are reporting their biggest incoming classes Cami Nelson, leads her creative writing class in discussion at the University of Utah on Monday October 5th.
Ex-convict accused of lewd acts in Hurricane
Police say a registered sex offender masturbated in front of a woman in a parking lot then followed her into a store.
ST. GEORGE - Amber Rae Canfield, 26, of Hurricane, made her initial appearance in 5th District Court on Wednesday on charges of unlawful sexual activity with a minor.
Victim Services Advocate program receives Wal-Mart grant
For Hurricane Valley Neighborhoods HURRICANE - The Victims Services Advocate program in eastern Washington County now has funding to purchase car seats and other supplies to assist victims of domestic violence.