Neola News

Ted Berg, co-owner of Country Village trailer/RV park in Gusher, peers inside a septic tank opening to see if it is holding water.

Residents who are not registered to vote have until 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 19, to sign up to be eligible for the Nov.

Neola Elementary students Alexandra Blunt and Kacie Zager cross state Highway 121 after school.

People peer into a hole in Utah Highway 121 where the marker for the Uintah Special Meridian lies.

Long before GPS technology, key physical markers, critical to surveying, were already established.

Connie Christensen of Lapoint shows off one of the pieces she created using chalk pastels.

Utah Forestry, Fire and State Land firefighters with Lone Peak Engine 1668 fill their truck with water from a porta-tank set up in a Talmage pasture to fight the Twin Knolls Fire.

The filing period opens Wednesday for candidates seeking city office, a seat on a local water district board, or a post on the Neola Park Board in November's election.

Aerial spraying to combat a possible grasshopper infestation in Duchesne County could start as early as Wednesday.