Category Archives: Zion National Park

When the first solar eclipse visible from the U.S. in 18 years takes place on May 20, you can enjoy the view from one of 33 national parks , the National Park Service announced this morning. Continue reading →

Living in the red rock beauty of Southern Utah, it’s easy to take the nearness of these natural wonders for granted. Continue reading →

National parks are seeing a decrease in attendance and it may, in part, be caused by the rise of technology, said Christopher Gezon, acting chief of interpretation for Zion National Park. Continue reading →

Forget Antelope Island, if you really want to go where the buffalo roam, head to southern Utah for dinner at Chez Bison. Continue reading →

We’ve heard the tips for avoiding impulse buying at the grocery store: Stick to a list, don’t shop… In an effort to grow flowers from seeds, a couple of weeks ago I spent some time in the basement… SPRINGDALE, Utah – A tiny southern Utah town has a… Continue reading →

What’s in a baby’s name? Recent research says that people with “unfortunate” names are more likely to smoke, be less educated, and have lower self-esteem. Our contributor and mother-to-be, Faith Salie, faces that challenge of determining her child’s fate. Continue reading →

On this “Sunday Morning” moment of nature we leave you with a glimpse of springtime at Zion National Park in Utah. Continue reading →

For tiny, picturesque Apple Valley, a vote to dissolve town government could bring an unwanted suitor: the neighboring polygamous town. Continue reading →

The tiny town of Springdale hosts thousands of tourists visiting Zion National Park each year. Continue reading →

The first I heard of the passing of Gean Snow came as a bit of a shock during a banquet at the Wasatch Fly Tying and Fly Fishing Expo. Continue reading →