 | WBBA Action Continues to Heat Up
Caught between first and second. Players of the Northern Heights Blue team hussle to send a Price National team member to the bench as he contemplated rushing for second or turning back to first base.... |
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 | Royalty selected for Wellington Mountaineer's rodeo
The annual Wellington Mountaineer's rodeo is scheduled for July 19-20 at the Wellington arena. This year, the rodeo royalty will not only assist with the rodeo festivities, but they will also participate in the parade scheduled for Saturday morning. ... |
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 | Local youth attends basketball camp
Bryan Gazell recently attended a four day basketball camp in Salt Lake. The camps coordinator was Kerry Pickett who was John Stockton's sixth grade coach. The camp staff taught new techniques and different kinds of skills that were interrelated based... |
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 | Lifeguards participate in state competition
Recently lifeguards from the Price City pool participated in a state competition where they placed in the top level, scoring the fourth highest level out of 22 statewide teams. The competition tested the lifeguards CPR and first aid skills, backboard... |
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Fishing report for southeastern Utah
There are some false rumors being spread that the fish limit has been doubled at Petes Hole, Potters Ponds and Duck Fork Reservoir. The daily bag and possession limits identified in the 2002 fishing proclamation remain in effect.... |
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The Sports View
This past week we made a major decision in our family. One of our sons wants to go to the East coast to visit a girl and her family that he met on the internet. I have spoke with the parents on the phone, have gathered some information about the sit... |
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Reward offered in elk poaching case
A $750 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the illegal taking of a mature cow elk on the Manti unit on the Wasatch Plateau in central Utah.... |
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Cougar hunting proposals to be discussed at public meeting
About 400 cougars would probably be taken in Utah during the state's upcoming season under rules being proposed by the Division of Wildlife Resources. This projection is based on the average number of cougars taken over the past five seasons and assu... |
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