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people of Utah honored with state flyover

HILL AIR FORCE BASE — The saluting those that are keeping Logan, before proceeding south and we’re taking every precau- Air Force F-35A Lightning II our home-front safe during through Ogden back to the base. tion to ensure our personnel Demonstration and 388th Fighter these unique times,” said Capt. The flight path was coordinated safety while maintaining our Wing performed a formation Wolfe. “To provide just a small with Utah State officials as combat-readiness,” said Col. flyover throughout the state of showcase of our appreciation to well as members of the Federal Steven Behmer, 388th Fighter Utah last Thursday, 30 April, in everyone that is doing their part Aviation Administration. Wing commander. “This flyover salute to everyone on the front- to combat the virus, and to say The flyover was intended is just one way for us to enhance lines in the fight against COVID- ‘thank you for your sacrifice and to provide a salute to all the our training while providing a 19, as well as those staying at service,’ to let everyone who has healthcare professionals, front- small service to our community.” home to “flatten the curve” of the been affected by this pandemic line responders, and essential The F-35, America’s newest virus. know that we stand by you.” personnel working to keep fifth-generation fighter, provides The formation was led by the The flyover began from Hill everyone safe and healthy during game-changing stealth, interop- F-35A Demo Team pilot, Capt. Air Force Base, and proceeded these unique times. The flyover erability and lethality. It can Kristin “BEO” Wolfe, with three south through Salt Lake City also provided standard training penetrate dangerous airspace combat-ready F-35 pilots from down to the southern border of to the pilots, and demonstrates that other aircraft cannot and the 388th Fighter Wing. the state near St. George, before the readiness of the Air Force. destroy high-threat targets both “This flyover is our way of looping up to Park City and “We are an operational wing, in the air and on the ground.

photo by corey baumgartner 2 Wednesday, May 6, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Iron County Nominating Convention a success despite Coronavirus challenges from Casey Anderson voters,170 cast a ballot, which was A Constitutional amendment to Bulloch (2010) were all victorious Ex ecutive Committee surprisingly high considering the our County Constitution was also at the County Convention and Iron County Republican Party circumstances and the additional overwhelmingly passed that was then went on to win the contested year on the original two-year term. a clarification of some ambiguous Primary as well. In the last 10 years, On Saturday, April 18th, the Iron We thank the precinct officers for language concerning membership the County Convention winner County Republican Party held its their assistance in identifying and of our County Central Committee. has gone on to win the contested first ever hybrid online/in person replacing individuals who were There are 40 precincts located Primary more than 90% of the time County Nominating Convention. no longer able to serve. There was throughout Iron County. These are in 11 campaigns. Due to this unprecedented time, a total of four candidates for two voting precincts created by the The Nominating Convention we discussed all of the different positions, which was quite a bit elected County Clerk throughout participants are elected by their options available and came up with less than the 18 candidates we the County based on population. neighbors at their neighborhood what we feel would best: Follow had in 2018. Running for County Considering caucus attendance precinct caucus. The precinct cau- social distancing guidelines, ensure Commissioner at-large were Cindy can be anywhere from 1000-2000 cuses were delayed and will likely appropriate candidate vetting and White Bulloch and Marilyn Wood. people, 215 convention participants, be held later this year. Updates will voter participation, ensure appro- Running for County Assessor were who represent their precinct, is a be available at IronCountyGOP.org priate accessibility, and protect the Rex Dungan and Karsten Reed. significant sample size. when the date is announced. integrity of the ballot. Candidates sent emails, texts, Past County Convention winners We would like to thank Southern With such little time available made phone calls, mailed literature, include, starting with the most Utah University and Canyon View for testing, we had a difficult and gave a six-minute live speech. recent: Commissioner Mike Bleak High School for their gracious time justifying going completely We applaud the candidate’s efforts (2016 and 2018), Commissioner hospitality in helping us to host online and electronic as other to outreach as much as possible Paul Cozzens (2018), Sheriff Ken this year’s Nominating Convention. Counties and the State party may considering the circumstances. We Carpenter (2018), Attorney Chad Respectfully, have elected to do. We felt it was also applaud the voters who spent Dotson (2018), Commissioner incredibly important to give the hours researching the candidates Alma Adams (2014), Representative Executive Committee candidates the opportunity to show position on issues, vetting their John Westwood (2012 and 2014), Iron County Republican Party their skills and abilities by doing a experience and qualifications, and Commissioner Dale Brinkerhoff live speech as is normal in a tra- getting to know them personally as (2010), and County Assessor Cindy ditional convention setting, rather well as their approach to problem than pre-recorded and produced solving and conflict resolution. video. The results of the County Following the live candidate Nominating Convention were: speeches, which were presented Marilyn Wood 102 votes (60%) online through technology, we and Cindy White Bulloch 68 votes recessed the convention and (40%) for County Commissioner reconvened at Canyon View High at-large. For County Assessor School where voters were able to Karsten Reed received 134 votes stay in their vehicle, receive their (78.8%) and Rex Dungan 36 votes ballot, and then cast their votes, all (21.2%). Nomination by accla- without getting out. We provided a mation of Rex Ship (State House three-hour window for participants 72), Nicole Rosenberg (County to prevent any delay or congestion Treasurer), and Carri Jeffries in the parking lot. (County Recorder) due to these Out of 215 total possible positions being uncontested. Iron County Today News Wednesday, May 6, 2020 3 Pub lic Announcements: Covid-19

to share resources, equipment, and supplies—a col- be more selective than usual and most likely target A mask for every Utahn laboration that’s constant and helps in providing the larger venues, like USF or Tuacahn, on which to best care for patients. Other participating organiza- spend their entertainment dollars. from Eric Packer tions include the Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, and Further, state guidelines for venues like ours Ce dar City Hospital Administrator and CEO HCA Healthcare (MountainStar Healthcare in Utah). (even at the prescribed "low" and "moderate" risk Here is more information about the program. levels) outline a number of compliances and restric- “A Mask for Every Utahn” is a state of Utah Please contact me anytime with questions, tions which we, as a small, non-profit organization, initiative, in partnership with the Utah Manufacturers feedback, ideas, and concerns. We are not overrun simply do not have the support team or volunteer Association, to help Utahns who may not have a face and we treat every single person that comes through base to accomplish. mask and are returning to the workplace or going our doors seeking treatment. Visitor restrictions are For us the plan is now to weather the storm by out in public. The state will provide one mask to still in place, and we ask for your support of those as saving the funds we currently have, thereby avoiding each resident who needs one, and will mail – upon we are trying to best protect our patients, their loved the inherent risk of producing a summer season. As I request, once, and free of charge – up to six masks ones, and our caregivers. I appreciate each of you write, alternative ideas are being hatched which may to each Utah residential address.” https://coronavirus. and all you do to help our community be strong and allow us fun and affordable ways to stay in the public utah.gov/mask move forward. Thank you! eye during the summer. Intermountain is actively preparing for a COVID- Warmest Regards, We look forward to opening powerfully again in 19 surge the fall/winter season with full productions of our Intermountain, together with state and local Eric Packer, Cedar City Hospital Administrator and CEO seasonal crowd-pleasers, Frankenstein: On-the-Air leaders and other health systems, is preparing for a and A Christmas Carol: On-the-Air. surge of patients with COVID-19. We’re doing all we To those we'd hoped to hire for the first time in can to help flatten the curve, and limit the extent of a year, thank you for your interest. To those who are the surge, as we monitor developments every day in Fun and educational websites in the Simonfest family (you know who you are), my real time. to visit while quarantined sincerest thanks for all you have done and all you The restrictions have been challenging for Orchestra of Southern Utah continue to do to make Simonfest great. individuals, families, businesses, and communities. www.osulistening.blogspot.com/2020/04/music- With Love and Gratitude, Social distancing is working as we had hoped—we’ve resources-for-online-music.html seen the curve flatten over the past few weeks. We’re Southern Utah Museum of Art (SUMA) Peter not out of the woods, and that’s why we continue to www.suu.edu/pva/suma/ support social distancing measures in our commu- Now Playing Utah nities. Our response is enabling us to manage our www.nowplayingutah.com/virtual-resources/ Free online support groups, capacity and equipment effectively. Complete details National Endowment for the Arts about how we’re preparing are outlined in this link www.arts.gov mental health seminars on intermountainhealthcare.org. COVID-19 Response Teams provide support to Frontier Homestead State Park hosts art shows provided by NAMI Utah New York City hospitals www.frontierhomestead.org Intermountain deployed two COVID-19 Response from Robin Holcomb Cedar City Library Teams to the New York City area to help hospitals NAMI Utah facing both surges in cases and severe staffing www.youseemore.com/cedarcity/calendar.asp shortages. These 50-member teams—made up of Off the Cuff Improv Comedy Club The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, www.otccomedy.com Utah is rolling out free online support groups and nurses, respiratory therapists, and other caregivers— Mike’s Tavern Events mental health seminars to anyone in Utah impacted are serving for up to 14 days. www.mikestaverncedarcity.com by mental illness. May is Mental Health Awareness Hundreds of Intermountain caregivers, including Month, and now more than ever these services are a few from Cedar City Hospital, volunteered for this needed. opportunity. We hope to be able to get their story out In addition to online support groups, NAMI Utah very soon about their experiences there. Northwell Simonfest this summer is will provide online 90-minute mental health edu- Health and New York-Presbyterian Hospital aim to cation workshops each Thursday in May at 7:00pm. return the favor by supporting Intermountain as officially cancelled New to the state of Utah, these presentations much as they can when Utah faces its own surge provide information on signs, symptoms, treatments, of COVID-19 patients. Media coverage has been from Peter Sham and resources. The presenters, NAMI Family-to- overwhelmingly positive, both locally and nation- for iron county today Family teachers, share their stories of having a family ally—particularly in New York City. Follow our teams’ member with a mental health condition, giving hope journeys—including videos, photos, and recaps—on Dear all, to those who may be struggling with their loved one. the Intermountain stands with New York blog. “We are excited to be offering online support Intermountain joins ventilator reserve program; It is with a heavy heart that I write to inform you groups and mental health education seminars in return, we can draw on reserve all that Simonfest Theatre Company, its Board of online. We know there is tremendous need, espe- Intermountain is teaming up with some 20 Directors and Administration, has made the decision cially in light of new stressors related to COVID- national health systems to support short-term not to go forward with their planned season of shows 19,” says Robert Wesemann, Executive Director of lending of ventilators between hospital systems. this summer. NAMI Utah. Mr. Wesemann says that the response Participating organizations will review their current The reasons for this are many and, of course, from participants in pilot online support groups and projected ventilator needs, identify surplus related to the COVID 19 Pandemic. It is feared that is very promising. “We’re learning that people are ventilators they can temporarily loan to other audiences throughout the state will be greatly truly able to find a safe space to share and gain healthcare systems for up to three weeks, then diminished over the summer months due to either support from one another. It’s a different format, update their commitment to the reserve’s database. financial hardship, limited disposable income, and/ Intermountain is also closely coordinating in Utah or a reluctance to leave their homes. 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C orey Baumgartner Whether we’re religious or Managing Editor not, we have trust that not [email protected] only will this pass, but that S hay Baruffi we will have the patience R eporter and persistence to pass the the test. Even though we may To Editor T om Watson afternoon she returned to California R eporter feel trapped, if we keep our eyes and hearts open Let them eat cake! to celebrate her birthday. After T om Zulewski we can find ways to be Dear editor, soaking herself in a tub of gin over the Sports Writer transformed—discover new weekend she went back to D.C., rather Corey interests, new talents, or On the 16th of October, 1793, the worse for wear and in a snarly, Layout/Design Baumgartner unbury old ones and bring at the Place de Revolution in combative mood. 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before I chased her away.” “Well, freckles should not be laughed at,” said his mother. “They make you special.” “Special? Who wants to be special like this?” said the boy. “How come I have them anyway? Is it Cyclops a disease?” “Oh no, there’s no disease,” said the mother, who pondered the best way to explain to her by Bryan GRAY son. He was too young to appreciate the medical C olumnist reasons: how freckles are frequently inherited, how blond and red-haired people are more likely The opinions stated in this article are solely those of the to have them than do brunettes, how they are the author and not of Iron County Today. result of an uneven distribution of melanin in the skin creating an irregular tanning process. Further, he “stay at home” requests from local she didn’t want to make the boy fearful by telling officials have led to an increase in (GASP!) him that freckled children should make an extra actual parenting. The children are home effort to stay out of direct sunlight. So, she took a andT parents are expected to guide them through different tact. on-line homework assignments. In addition, “You are special because freckles came from parents are seeing that dealing with children and God,” she said. their endless curiosity, questions, and requests can “Why would God give me freckles?” he asked. require the patience of Job and the imagination of “Because He loves you very much and by giving Dr. Seuss. you freckles, He can more easily find you in a If anything good comes out of this pandemic, crowd. You’ll be easier to spot.” it is the realization that while parenting manuals “So, if he finds me, God can give me blessings?” don’t arrive with the birth of a baby, good parenting “Maybe, although remember that God loves all can have lifelong benefits. His children.” Some 20 years ago, I wrote of a boy who was “But not all of them get freckles!” beamed the concerned about his face. boy. “Those are freckles,” said his mother. “You are “That’s right – and you need to remember that really lucky to have them. Most boys and girls aren’t it’s important to put sunscreen lotion on your face as fortunate as you.” and arms to protect those freckles.” “Lucky!” the boy cried. “The kids talk about my The boy was satisfied, even happy. And the freckle at school. One girl came up to me with a mother…well, let’s say she felt like she had just pen and wanted to connect the dots on my face passed another pop quiz in parenting.

from 6 Wednesday, May 6, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Op inion America awakening to China - a clarion call to seize the moment he covid-19 pandemic has spear is global industrial predation. trade disputes with our friends and an agreement would incentivize our revealed that, to a great degree, China not only steals technology from uniting against China’s untethered research and industrial institutions our very health is in Chinese other nations, it massively subsidizes abuse. China must understand that it to invest in these areas, knowing that hands;T from medicines to masks, we industries it determines to have stra- will not have free, unfettered access they will not be undercut by Chinese are at Beijing’s mercy. Embarrassed tegic importance. Further, it employs to any of our economies unless it predatory practices. by the revelation of this vulnerability, competitive practices that have long ceases to employ anti-competitive China has done what we have politicians in Washington will been forbidden by developed nations, and predatory practices. It will face a allowed it to do; to save a few dollars, certainly act to remedy our medical including bribery, monopoly, currency simple choice: Play by the global rules, we have looked the other way. Covid- dependence — with the usual fanfare manipulation and predatory pricing. or face steep economic penalties. 19 has exposed China’s dishonesty and self-congratulation. But China’s As China ascended in the global Further action should be applied in for all to see. And it is a clarion call stranglehold on pharma- marketplace, the West national security sectors such as artifi- for America to seize the moment. ceuticals is only a small indulged its aberrant cial intelligence, telecommunication When the immediate health crisis sliver of its grand strategy industrial policies, hoping and, as we now know, pharmaceuticals. has passed, the United States should for economic, military and it would move toward The free nations must collectively convene like-minded nations to geopolitical domination. freedom and adherence agree that we will buy these products develop a common strategy aimed at The West’s response to the international only from other free nations. In addi- dissuading China from pursuing its must extend much rules of commerce. That tion to protecting our security, such predatory path. further — it will require a indulgence exacted a heavy unified strategy among free toll. For example, China nations to counter China’s achieved a breathtaking trade predation and its capture of the global steel corruption of our mutual market through means Word on the Street security. S en. Mitt that are illegal or impos- Compiled by Tom Watson In recent years, China Romney sible elsewhere: pricing What Does Your Mom Mean to You? has succeeded in dispro- U .S. Senate far below cost, artificially portionately positioning depressing currency, its citizens and proxies with loyalties massive government subsidies and, to to the Chinese Communist Party in be sure, a measure of bribes. Between My Mom is pretty much my rock. She's been key international governing bodies, 2000 and 2009, China more than there through all the good times and the hard “times. Has always stood by me. She is my allowing it to expand its geopolitical tripled its global share of steel produc- biggest supporter and she loves me uncondi- influence. China relentlessly badgers tion, and now it controls more than tionally. She is my biggest fan. I wouldn't be and bribes nations to avert their half of the world’s output — resulting who I am today without my mom, or without leaders’ eyes from its egregious in steel plants shuttered around the her influence and her example in my life.” abuses of Tibetans, Uighurs and other globe and the sacrifice of hundreds of — Cami Woolsey minorities — as well as its targeting thousands of jobs. of pro-democracy leaders in Hong China employs its predatory tools Kong. The same methods result in across the economy, from high-tech the geopolitical isolation of Taiwan. and national security sectors of My Mother is the closest person I'll ever know. She All the while, China spreads pacifying nanotechnology, telecommunications has unconditional love for me and my brother. She propaganda throughout the world; and artificial intelligence to basic “is good hearted, and she is one of my best friends even right under our noses, so-called mining and manufacturing. A Chinese in the whole world.” Confucius Institutes peddle pro-China conglomerate recently acquired a — Kristina Holden messages in America’s colleges and dominant Indonesian stainless-steel high schools. company. Indonesia just happens to China’s alarming military build-up be the largest producer of the world’s is not widely discussed outside classi- nickel, an essential ingredient in the fied settings, but Americans should not production of stainless steel. Suddenly, It’s to have a day to celebrate where we can take comfort in our disproportionately Indonesia has agreed to shut off nickel give back to our Moms for everything that “they do for us.” large military budget. The government exports to any of China’s foreign of President Xi Jinping doesn’t report competitors. Another near-monopoly — Lauren Howell its actual defense spending. An apples- is born, thanks to anti-competitive to-apples analysis demonstrates that tactics. China’s annual procurement of military When a predator, unbound by the hardware is nearly identical to ours; rules followed by its competitors, is but because our military has missions allowed to operate in a free market, around the world, this means that in that market is no longer truly free. She means everything to me. I have a Mother the Pacific, where China concentrates As a first step, President Trump in Law and a Mother. They both mean the world its firepower, it will have military was right to blow the whistle on Xi “to me.” superiority. No wonder the Philippines and apply tariffs. But we must go a — Kim McAllister and other Pacific nations have cozied good deal further. We must align our up to their powerful neighbor. negotiating strategy and policies with Today, however, Beijing’s weapon other nations that adhere to the global If you have thoughts and ideas about what has been happening in Iron County, other ideas for of choice is economic: The tip of its rules of trade. This means narrowing upcoming Word on the Street questions, please submit them to [email protected].

8 Wednesday, May 6, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today UTAH Legislative Update S UU, Utah Rural Summit Dear Friends and Neighbors, FsAQ join in response to call for I hope you’ve all enjoyed the sunshine Q- Is Utah going to purchase hydroxy- and warmer temperatures this week. chloroquine to treat COVID-19? remote worker training In addition to the beautiful weather About a month ago, a state office this week, I’m encouraged that as a purchased 20,000 doses of hydroxy- by Haven state we’ve taken important steps Scott training program is stepping up by chloroquine. At the time, the federal assessing current needs and partnering forward to slowly begin returning to government indicated hydroxychloro- F or Iron County Today life as normal. quine would soon be in short supply with other successful programs to deliver On May 1st, the Utah Department of nationwide and these types of drugs Utah remote work experts and training to the businesses and companies Health reported 112,558 COVID-19 tests seemed promising. Current reports Southern Utah University are partnering who need this the most.” administered, 4,828 positive tests, on these drugs have mixed results on to provide foundational, credible and The SUU Remote Work Tools course 403 hospitalizations and 46 fatalities. efficacy, though there were some prom- functional resources for business pro- consists of six live-streamed sessions An estimated 1,790 citizens have now ising reports about the role of antiviral recovered. medications in treating COVID-19. We fessionals struggling to respond to the and one bonus session hosted by Scott are in a fast-changing environment with many emergent needs associated with Leavitt of Southwest Technical College The Southwest Utah Public Health new information becoming available all COVID-19 and its rippling effects on the and Madalyn Swanson of Dixie L. Leavitt Department reported 101 total the time. confirmed cases of COVID-19, with workforce. School of Business. Each session consists 3 new positive cases, 69 recovered Gov. Herbert announced efforts Presented by Southern Utah of a 30-minute presentation from an cases, 4 currently hospitalized and 2 to purchase additional supplies of University’s Better Your Business leader- industry expert, and a 15-minute question deaths. For individual case by county hydroxychloroquine have ceased and ship training program, and in partnership and answer session facilitated by the breakdowns visit: https://swuhealth. did an internal review of the March 31 org/covid/ purchase of compounded chloroquine with the Dixie L. Leavitt School of Business hosts. and hydroxychloroquine and the Utah Rural Summit, the SUU “COVID-19 is impacting just about This week, in conjunction from the pharmacy Remote Work Tools program will deliver every aspect of our everyday lives, includ- with the Utah Department Meds in Motion. The instruction and resources in an online ing what we do, how we interact, and of Health and the Public review determined Health and Economic all involved acted seminar format. In six lunchtime sessions, how we work,” said Dean Mary Pearson, Emergency Commission, proactively, preemptively participants will receive tools, training SUU Dixie L. Leavitt School of Business. Gov. Herbert announced and prudently during an Utah will transition from emergency in an effort a high risk “urgent” to help save lives. The phase to the moderate authorized purchase was “stabilization” phase of executed by the Division the Utah Leads Together of State Purchasing and 2.0 plan last Friday, May General Services at a fair 1. This new phase will price. While there were allow the reopening of breakdowns in commu- personal care facilities, S en. Evan nication between state like gyms and salons, agencies, all involved and reestablish in-house VICKERS acted in good faith. dining in restaurants Ua t h Senate District 28 providing they follow Since the purchase by required precautions. This state agencies, and prior reopening is exciting but does not rep- to taking possession of the medication, resent a complete return to business the state determined the supply of as usual. We will venture into this new chloroquine/hydroxychloroquine is no phase while incorporating important longer needed. The $800,000 purchase public health precautions. This is a has been refunded. Discussion on the courtesy photo slow change, but it is certainly a step costs of this purchase was done without During six live-streamed sessions, participants will be able to connect and interact with in a positive direction. In addition to the involvement of the legislature, Utah business leaders and professionals to receive remote worker training. businesses reopening, individuals and governor or lieutenant governor. families in good health will be able to During an unprecedented global health interact in groups of up to 20 people. and opportunities to interact with Utah “It is important during times like this crisis, the state is trying to prepare business leaders collaborating to support that we look for ways to support and lift You can read more about it at https:// for various situations. We want to coronavirus.utah.gov/ make sure we support our physicians success for working remotely. each other. The Dixie L. Leavitt School of The Public Health and Economic and COVID-19 patients have access to Course instructors include COO Tenia Business is excited to co-host this seminar Emergency Commission specific rec- treatment options. The University of Wallace of Decorworx, CEO David Mineer series and to provide business leaders ommended guidelines for individuals Utah, Intermountain Healthcare and of Construction Monitor, VP of Client relevant information to help manage their and businesses for how the state can many others are currently conducting Development Melissa Garland of Atlas teams, maintain productivity and commu- safely transition to the stabilization clinical studies for possible treatments phase can be found at https://gomb. for COVID-19. As a legislature, we have RTX, Principal Architect Lindison Web of nicate effectively during these challenging utah.gov/ authorized funding to be set aside for Ticketmaster and Senior Director David and uncertain times.” medications that may be helpful in Lisonbee of Nice, Inc. Other modules cover Southern Utah University’s It is exciting to move forward with combating COVID-19. The funding is conferencing, content libraries and man- Professional Development and Leadership these changes, but citizens are intended to enable state agencies to strongly encouraged to maintain pursue potential treatments to help aging worker time. Cohorts will run in May (PDL) program offers opportunities for social distancing, wear a mask and treat patients during the COVID-19 and June allowing for real-time adaption working adults to advance in their careers stay home when sick. For those who health crisis. to remote work needs; each cohort limited and pursue educational goals by providing do not currently have access to a mask, the state has partnered with I will be providing these COVID-19 to 30 members at a time. Sessions are access to a number of in-person and the Utah Manufacturers Association to updates from a legislative perspective designed to fit the demanding schedules online training, certificates and degree provide two million masks to Utahns. weekly. I want to hear from you and get of business leaders and are power-packed options. The PDL program is presented These masks are federally funded with your feedback, thoughts and ideas on to provide relevant training. by SUU’s Community and Academic what's happening in our local commu- money received through the CARES “Businesses leaders are reaching out Enrichment office and is responsible for act. There is a limit of one mask per nities. Please contact me anytime at person and six per household. If you [email protected]. Thank you. to us for help managing remotely,” said responding to the region’s ongoing and do not already have a mask, you may Sincerely, Stephen Lisonbee, Executive Director of emergent professional training needs. For request one at coronavirus.utah.gov/ SUU’s Office of Regional Services. “Our more information, email [email protected] mask. Evan Vickers, Utah State Senate SUU Better Your Business leadership or call (435) 865-8259. 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courtesy photos Mariah D. Clayson Cot l on Fowler Taylee Ciccone Anthony Malachowski Jessie T. Abbott Southern Utah University honors five valedictorians from David Bishop there are many other students that hard work, dedication, determination, from Mapleton, Utah. Abbott chose to F or Iron County Today deserve this just as much as I do and I and discipline, I’ve accomplished attend SUU because of the community just feel honored that they chose me.” more than I could have ever imagined, feel on campus, the hands-on learning CEDAR CITY — In recognition and it feels incredible to come out experiences, and the size of Cedar City. of their hard work and dedication, C ollege of Humanities and on the other end of this experience She’s connected with many students five incredible students have been Social Science - Taylee Ciccone victorious.” and professors across campus, but named Southern Utah University’s Taylee Ciccone is thrilled to be especially in the exercise science valedictorians for 2020. Each student named 2020 valedictorian for the C ollege of Education and program. “One reason I love SUU is has a unique set of talents and College of Humanities of Social Human Development because of the quality of professors I demonstrates outstanding academic Sciences. Ciccone is graduating - Jessie T. Abbott have learned from, and the friendships ability, placing them as the highest with dual degrees in psychology Jessie Abbott is thrilled to be I have been able to form with them,” academically ranked individual in and criminal justice. Because of her representing the College of Education said Abbott. “SUU feels like my home, their area of study. time as a student leader on campus, and Human Development as the it’s truly a family-like community here, Ciccone has found a new passion and college’s 2020 Valedictorian. Jessie and that’s the big reason I’m so sad to C ollege of Science and talent for event planning and specifi- Abbott is an exercise science major leave.” Engineering - Mariah D. Clayson cally, making everyone feel welcomed Chemistry major, Mariah Clayson, and loved. After graduation, she plans has always loved to learn new things to work in student affairs for higher and take on challenges. This deter- education. “I really love fighting for mined attitude defined her college social justice, fighting to fix injustices, education and led to her being named and making people feel like they valedictorian for the College of Science belong,” said Ciccone. “We all deserve and Engineering. Clayson advises to have the same rights: to feel safe incoming students and current and to feel loved. You are NEVER alone T-Birds to try to be flexible. “Getting a while attending SUU. Your student degree takes a long time and you may leaders, advisors, professors, and staff go through different phases of your on campus care about you. Don’t be life during that time,” said Clayson. afraid to reach out.” “Sometimes, it is important that I give all of my energy to my school work C ollege of Performing and and getting ahead in life. However, Visual Arts other times required me to slow down - Anthony Malachowski and find more balance in my life.” Originally from Cedar City, Anthony Malachowski has always University Valedictorian loved music. Growing up playing - Colton Fowler piano, a passion for music drove For business management student, Malachowski to major in piano Colton Fowler, the journey to gradua- performance at SUU and as gradua- tion was a stressful one, but after four tion approaches, earned him a place as years of hard work, Fowler is honored the College of Performing and Visual not only to graduate with a 4.0, but to Art’s 2020 Valedictorian. During his graduate as SUU’s 2020 Valedictorian. time at SUU, Malachowski has had the Throughout his time at SUU, Fowler opportunity to participate in the SUU has appeared on the Dean’s List Piano Ensemble and Wind Symphony, multiple times, was recognized as the as well as the SUU Jazz Ensemble. Outstanding Junior in Management, However, Malachowski’s time at SUU and has worked in the Tutoring hasn’t been a walk in the park. “My Center. “Being named valedictorian time at SUU has been a struggle,” was extra validation for all the hard Malachowski said, “It hasn’t been an work I put in,” said Fowler. “I’m sure easy road by any means, but through 10 Wednesday, May 6, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today covid-19 Clothesline Project raises awareness « Continued from page 3 but very effective.” Sherrie Llewelyn, State trainer of support for domestic violence, sexual assault group facilitators, says the positive response of NAMI Utah’s pilot online support groups by Tom Watson several associated risk factors which include Economic brings tears to her eyes. “This quarantine I ron County Today Stress, Alcohol and Substance abuse and work-related feels so isolating and lonely for people who issues; especially with the government shut-down don’t regularly struggle with mental illness, While traveling around Cedar City and the sur- of many local businesses, people have had to either so being able to offer this to the community rounding towns in Iron County, I often witness some go on unemployment insurance or do the best they is truly remarkable.” incredible things that should be acknowledged and could with any savings. Also, with the aspect of Mental Greg, a support group facilitator for written about. This one in particular is extremely Illness, Housing Insecurities, a lack of educational adults with mental health conditions, special. opportunities, and yes, even religion, can bring out the helped pilot NAMI Utah’s first online With April being both Sexual Assault Awareness worst in some people. support groups. “I can’t stress enough how Month and Child Abuse Protection Month, the local And I would be remiss if I did not tell about the excited I am to continue on this endeavor community advocacy group, the Iron County Sexual issues that our military service men and women especially after the turnout and success of and Domestic Violence Prevention Coalition, held come home with. The Clothesline Project was started the first one.” NAMI Utah Board President a special event towards the end of the month, The entirely to help treat the instances of domestic Owen Ashton was worried about people’s Clothesline Project. The event included eye-catching, violence during and after the Vietnam War for both the ability to emotionally connect in an online heart-breaking messages written on clothing and men and women of our military. Any of you veterans format. He said he was pleased that when hung on clotheslines to bring awareness to the Sexual out there know exactly what I am talking about. Going he participated in the Connection support and Domestic Violence in our area. into a world completely foreign, not being totally group earlier in April, he was able to personally connect, but it was just different because it was through video conferencing. While some people may be concerned about confidentiality in an online format or their ability to use video conferencing, NAMI Utah assures confidentiality, and technological problems have been minimal. Participants must register ahead of time and will receive a weekly confidential log-in invitation, which allows them to join the online meeting. Starting in May, family members of loved ones with mental health conditions can attend online family support groups every Tuesday at 7:00pm. Adults with T -shirts with messages of hurt and hope mental health conditions are invited to hang from a clothesline to raise awareness for the prevention of domestic and sexual violence. attend Connection support groups every Wednesday at 12:30pm or 7:00pm. tom watson Register for support groups at https:// With help and support from Canyon Creek prepared to see and witness what was put before you, form.jotform.com/200846724854158. For Services, these messages are of a positive, empowering are often devastating to the human mind. God bless more information, contact Christene Finch nature and they reflect the mission of both benevolent you all for hanging in there for us. at [email protected]. businesses; to help raise awareness for these hurtful, Yes, these are each extremely heavy subjects, Family and Friends education seminars but hopeful for healing situations and to rid Iron but the Iron County Sexual and Domestic Violence will be held each Thursday in May at County of domestic violence and sexual assault of Prevention Coalition, alongside Canyon Creek 7:00pm. To register, contact Eric Keil at all kinds. The services they provide are not just for Services and their professionally trained staff has [email protected]. women or children in crisis. Men can also find them- the courage to bring these sensitive subjects into Coming soon are other NAMI classes selves in situations where they have no one to turn to. the light. Because if we are educated and empower offered online in both English and Spanish. Locations in Cedar City, Enoch and Parowan ourselves, we can do something about this problem included displays of hanging T- Shirts, denim jeans and Canyon Creek Services is there for us all with and tank tops. Upon each was written by the wearer a open arms to help for them as well. The mission of NAMI Utah is to ensure the dignity heartfelt and hurtful reason it was hanging there for all For more information on the Iron County Sexual and improve the lives of those who live with to see. If you happened to notice the t-shirts, you may and Domestic Violence Prevention Coalition, please mental illness and their families through our three have also seen the pinwheels at the base of the display. contact [email protected]. cornerstones: support, education, and advocacy. This was to bring attention and awareness to this Canyon Creek Services (CCS) provides free and All NAMI Utah programs and classes are offered nation’s problem of child abuse. confidential services for survivors of domestic vio- at no charge for anyone who has mental illness Canyon Creek Services, The ICSDVP Coalition and lence and sexual assault in Iron, Beaver, and Garfield or a friend or family member of someone with the Clothesline Project seek to bring more awareness counties. Services included emergency shelter, crisis mental illness. NAMI Utah’s programs also include of abuses that are prevalent in today’s society; the ones intervention, information and referral, court and Ending-the-Silence for students, families, and that few seem to want to admit or discuss, such as medical advocacy, support groups and assistance school support staff, school-based Progression sexual assault and harassment, child abuse, rape, and in creating safety plans and community education (teens 13 – 18) and Basics (parents) classes. NAMI incest. Many may wonder why we have these problems, help. Help us available via the 24-hour hotline, (Text Utah’s Mentor Line takes calls Monday through especially in Iron County. While it is impossible to or call) 435-233-5732., Also visit www.canyoncreek- Friday, 9 am – 4 pm. For more information about determine precisely what causes domestic and sexual services.org, or their administration offices at 444 S. NAMI Utah, call 801 323-9900. www.namiut.org. violence, according to the CDC (www.cdc.go) there are Main Street, Suite A4, Cedar City, Utah.

12 Wednesday, May 6, 2020 The Arts & Entertainment sho wcase in Iron County T he Cedar City Arts Council presents

Virtualby Shaylene Art Tours Baruffi-Jensen Ce dar City Arts Council The Cedar City Arts Council understands the importance the arts play in our lives. People often seek the arts to manage life during challenging moments. Many events have been cancelled and many locations have closed due to the Coronavirus outbreak. The demonstrated adaptability of artists and art organi- zations during these times has been encouraging. Multiple organizations and artists have been very swift in rescheduling T hese events and providing Virtual Tours A piece by Mary Jabens will feature virtual options for patrons. artist studios, artist In response to the wide websites, photos, availability of virtual art videos, and art related events due to the collections. COVID-19 outbreak the Cedar City Arts Council is bringing this innovative approach to Iron County, Utah! These Virtual Tours will feature artist studios, artist websites, photos, videos, and art collections. If you are an artist, an arts organization or a business who loves to support the arts in Iron County and you are

interested in participating A piece by Jay Merryweather on display at Bruce Hughes' Accounting in a Virtual Art Tour please let us know at cedarcity- [email protected] or on The Cedar City Arts Council’s Facebook page. You can also add #cedarci- tyarts to any of your social media posts.

Andrew Baruffi's "Freeze" on display at The Grind Coffeehouse Cafe. A piece by Nick Froyd on display at Color Country Art Supply. Home & Garden Guide 2 2020 Home & Garden Guide

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Neglecting a home’s exterior can be Wood deck addition a disservice to homeowners, particularly A wooden deck on the rear or side those looking to increase the value of of a home enhances homeowners’ their homes. Curb appeal is important, ability to enjoy the outdoors year- as a home’s appearance can greatly round. A wood deck addition recoups affect prospective buyers’ perceptions. 75.6 of the cost of homeowners’ initial Knowing which projects can offer investment. the most bang for their remodeling buck can help homeowners make the Siding replacement right choices when improving the Not only does old or weathered exterior of their homes. The following siding look unsightly, it can impact are some areas where homeowners the energy efficiency of a home. Even can direct their focus if their end goal though a siding replacement project is is a great-looking home with added costly — at roughly $16,000 — it offers value, as determined by the 2019 “Cost a 75 percent return and peace of mind vs. Value Report” from Remodeling that the home is being well-protected magazine. This report compares the from the elements. average cost of 22 remodeling projects with the value those projects retain at New entry door resale across 136 markets. Replacing an existing door with Garage door replacement a 20-gauge steel door complete with clear dual-pane half-glass panel, Homeowners can recoup 97.5 jambs and an aluminum threshold percent of their investment on a new with composite stop gets homeown- garage door. This remodel tops the ers 75 percent of their initial invest- list for good looks and value. The ment back at resale. Improving the average cost of $3,611 is for replacing door isn’t all about good looks, either. an existing two-car garage. A door that isn’t well-insulated or Manufactured stone secure can be problematic. veneer In addition to these improvements, Replacing a portion of vinyl siding homeowners would be wise to focus with stone veneer can greatly improve on some upgraded landscaping, an curb appeal, adding style that can upgraded roof, new windows, and set a home apart. Homeowners can improved exterior lighting as surefire expect to recoup a 94.9 percent return ways to add curb appeal and potential on their investment. value to their homes. Iron County Today 3 Get your Garden Mix at Rocky Ridge

ow that spring is here it’s a great time to start sprucing up your yard and gar- Nden. A great place to start is by adding soil amendments. Garden mix and mushroom mulch are both great options. Garden Mix is a mixture of Mushroom Mulch, sand, perlite peat moss, and topsoil. We mix it at our yard getty images and are able to ensure a great quality soil. The garden mix is great to use for raised planter beds, flower beds and traditional gardens. You can plant directly into it or mix it with your existing soil. When seeding for grass or laying sod the garden mix will give your grass a fantastic head start. The mushroom mulch is rich in nitrogen, and acts as a fertilizer, the sand enables the soil to drain effectively while retaining moisture, the perlite peat moss provides organic material that also helps with drainage and enhances root growth. Our garden mix is a huge hit with all of our customers. Garden soil is sold by the cubic yard. It is very affordable compared to bags of soil that are sold in the big box stores. We will sell you any quantity and have same day delivery or you can pick up the soil at our yard. We also sell Mushroom Mulch. It’s another option if you’re wanting to mix with your existing soil, we can even do a basic mix here in our yard. If you decide you want a specific mixture for example of Mushroom Mulch and Topsoil we can do that right here in our yard. Another great thing to work on is refresh- ing your xeriscape. Over-time your gravel will sink in or just disappear, it’s one of the great mysteries of life where it goes. Wherever it goes, a great spring project is to refresh it and give it that beautiful fresh spring look. We carry a wide range of decora- tive gravel with over 40 different colors and sizes to choose from. We can match almost any color if you bring in a sample of your existing gravel. You can also build a paver patio or install a firepit in your backyard. Nothing spruces up a yard like an awesome patio to sit and enjoy the sunsets or for your Sunday afternoon BBQ. We have a wide variety of pavers and retaining block, the largest selection of pav- ers in Cedar City. We are now carrying fence block for any size project, whether you need just a few or enough for a large fence for your entire yard. It comes in multiple colors and is available for pick-up or delivery. We have started our summer hours, Monday-Friday 8:00-5:00 Saturday 8:00-12:00. We are located at 500 N. 600 W. in Cedar City. We can be reached by phone (435)-867-1368 or by e-mail at [email protected]. You can also visit our website rockyridgerock.com 4 2020 Home & Garden Guide

5 outdoor projects that add value to your home

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Exterior renovations can enhance the appear- cost, or a 303 percent ROI. Softscaping ance of a property and make it more enjoyable for Low-maintenance lifestyle Hardscaping refers to structures like outdoor homeowners. Certain renovations have the poten- kitchens or decks. Softscaping involves the living tial to add value to a home, while others may do When choosing materials for projects, those elements of the landscape. Hiring a landscape the opposite. Learning which one have the largest that offer low-maintenance benefits can be designer to install trees, shrubs, natural edging, return on investment can help homeowners select preferential. These include low-maintenance patio and rock elements can do wonders toward improv- features that will have the most positive impact. materials, composite decking, vinyl fencing, and ing the look and value of a home. Curb appeal goes a long way toward attract- inorganic mulched beds. ing potential buyers. According to the National Pool or water feature Association of Realtors, first impressions of Fire pit a property have a strong influence on buyers. In certain markets, particularly hot climates, A fire pit can be used for much of the year. Landscaping and external features can do much to a pool or another water feature is a must-have. influence such impressions. . In the spring and summer, the firepit is a great However, in other areas where outdoor time is place to congregate to roast marshmallows or sip limited, a pool or water feature can actually lower Lawn care program wine and gaze into the fire. In the fall, the fire pit the value of a home. Speaking with a real estate Investing in a lawn care program that consists can make for a cozy retreat. A fire pit that has a professional can give homeowners an idea of how a of fertilizer and weed control application and can gas burner is low-maintenance, and the National pool will fare in a given neighborhood. be transferred over to a subsequent home owner is Association of Landscape Professionals says that Outdoor improvements can improve the market- an attractive feature. NAR says such a care program most can recoup about $4,000 of their $6,000 ability of a home, as well as enhance its appear- can recover $1,000 in value of the $330 average average price tag. ance and function. Iron County Today 5 Jacobs Construction doesn't build them like they used to Our Company delivering a personalized Jacobs Construction pro- custom-building experience vides a wealth of knowledge to each of our clients. and experience in custom Our clients are the most home building, remodeling rewarding part of this work and maintenance services. and our goal is to make the We believe that truly construction experience as superior homes are built to enjoyable as the product. reflect their owners’ vision As a family-owned firm, we and lifestyle. Our outstand- strive to serve as trusted ing principles direct both partners and advisors from the building process and our first discussions until business relationship. These well after construction is principles include honesty, complete. The on-going attention to detail, clear personal and active involve- communication and dedica- ment of the owner gives you tion to doing things right direct access to our leader- the first time. ship and assurance of our company-wide commitment Our Passion to excellence.

Our passion is for courtesy photo Our Goal building high performance, comfortable, energy Our goal is to build efficient homes that will projects and relationships stand the test of time. Our Processes that embody our ethics and and provide a GUARANTEED home you envision with the make a lasting contribution We do this by carefully Our processes are PRICE. The cost of your finishes you choose. selecting materials and to the quality of life in our tailored to meet the unique home won’t change once Our Focus community. components that contribute demands of each individual the contract is signed, to and enhance our core project; therefore, we do because we take the time We focus on building criteria. We truly don’t build what other builders don’t to design and price the enduring relationships by them like they used to. 6 2020 Home & Garden Guide Top 5 hottest home building trends

(MS) — These days, home trends are about more than good design and aesthetics — they’re about creating spaces that reflect our values and are more comfortable and enjoyable to live in. From net-zero and net-positive construction to tiny minimalist homes, trends are all about your family’s lifestyle. Whether you’re shopping for a new home, renovating your own or creat- ing a new build from scratch, here are some of the biggest trends you need to know for inspiration. Sustainable design This one has been popular for a long time, but green design has evolved to be about much more than energy-efficient appliances and LED light bulbs. Now, it’s all about making sure everything in your home reduces your carbon footprint and minimizes any impact on the environment. Getty Images To try the trend yourself, think well as a kitchen and refrigerator becoming more common, allowing you Find more information about the big and get creative – install solar for entertaining. Consider adding to work with an architect to create benefits of building a home with ICFs panels on your roof, choose building a fireplace or firepit to keep warm exactly what you want with a new build. at nudura.com. materials that don’t require defor- during cool summer nights and enjoy estation and upcycle old furniture the outdoors through spring, fall and for decorative elements instead of even winter if you’re brave. buying new. Home automation Disaster resiliency This is another longstanding trend Climate change affects us in so that shows no signs of slowing down. many negative ways, and one of the It has also evolved to encompass top concerns is the increase in natural more of the home to make life even disasters. From wildfires that last for more comfortable and convenient. months to major floods that affect From an oven that can be turned on entire cities, we now need to prepare remotely to preheat, to skylights that for the worst when building our homes. can open and close automatically to Switching to disaster-resilient create the perfect ambient tempera- materials is an important first step. ture, there are more ways than ever to Many builders now prefer to use integrate smart home technology into stronger, more energy-efficient mate- your living space. rials like insulated concrete forms You can start small with voice (ICFs) instead of more traditional assistant and smart light bulbs and materials like wood. For example, work your way up to a total smart Nudura ICFs can withstand winds of home system that includes home up to 250 miles per hour (equivalent security, temperature controls and all to an F4 tornado) and offer a fire your electronic devices. protection rating of up to four hours. Customization Outdoor living You don’t have to settle for what Many of us are now choosing to mass manufacturers decide to build, forgo getting a cottage or summer or what works for everyone else. home and recreate the experience in Creating a home that’s as unique our own backyards. This trend helps as you are is the latest trend, with you make the most of your existing custom-built storage and personal- space and take full advantage of ized architectural features to make your yard or patio during the summer your space stand out. months. You can even go as far as building You can design a full living space a custom home that’s suited to your outside, complete with an outdoor family. Older home demolitions and television and comfy couches, as purchasing land-only properties is Iron County Today 7 The New Look of Farmers Markets Here in Iron County ou may have noticed that items from vendors and either our local Farmers Markets walk up or drive up to pick up Ylook a little different since their order. the advent of COVID-19 like masked • Limiting the number of customers vendors, plenty of spacing between inside the designated market vendors, and a lack of entertain- area at any one time. ment and crafters. • And, most importantly, Farmers At the April 7th national daily and Bakers who are sick will not press briefing, US Vice-President be attending the market. Michael Pence stated, “Our farmers and food processors are a critical Customers are infrastructure component,” and encouraged to: added how important it is going to • Wear face masks. be to continue to support them in • If possible, pay with credit or keeping the food chain open. debit card or SNAP/EBT card. “Farmers markets are an essen- • Practice safe Social Distancing tial part of our local food systems while waiting to pick up a pre- providing direct sales outlets for order or purchase food items. farmers and ranchers to access • One person from a household potential consumers who can comes to the market. If not pos- purchase safe, local produce and sible, bring only one other family other locally produced agricultural member with you to the market. products,” stated Utah Department • And, most importantly, if you are of Agricultural and Food (UDAF). sick, please do not come to the April 3, 2020, the UDAF issued their market. COVID-19 Food Establishment Permit What consumers will not Guidelines for Farmers Markets. courtesy photo With the importance of continu- see at Farmers Markets: ing to provide safe, healthy foods • No artisans or crafters. to consumers and at the same time • No Food sampling. protecting the health of farmers • No Food trucks. and the public, the Cedar Saturday • No entertainment or on-site food Farmers Market @ IFA started the demonstrations. first of March implementing many of the safe social distancing, sani- Be assured, that your local tization policies, curbside pick-up, Farmers Markets will continue to and no food sampling guidelines. adjust as this ever changing COVID- Their market manager continues to 19 environment proceeds forward. participate in CDC COVID-19 Food With everyone’s help we look for- Safety webinar updates, as well ward to the day when we can once as weekly state farmers market again have crafters and artisans managers conference calls. back, have live entertainment and food trucks back, and have demon- What can customers strations and activities back. Until expect at Farmers Markets then, we will keep smiling (look at • Farmers and Bakers selling fresh, our happy eyes) as we continue to raw, whole, unprocessed produce bring you safe locally produced food and fruits; and cheese, meat, and agricultural products. eggs, agricultural products, and other food items with appropriate Nancy Dalton, Owner of D9 Custom UDAF food processing licenses. Cuts and Market Manager for Cedar • Farmers and Bakers wearing face Saturday Farmers Market @ IFA masks, and continuous hand sanitizing between customers. Cedar Saturday Farmers Market • Sanitizing mobile card reading @ IFA devices between transactions. 9 am – 1 pm • Hand washing stations available Every Saturday for vendors and the public to use. IFA Country Store’s Parking Lot • Customers will point out what 905 S. Main, Cedar City, UT products they want and Farmers/ Bakers will package those items. Year-Round Farmers Market • Social Distancing between 9 am – 12 Noon booths, vendors and customers. Every Saturday • Customers can pre-order food Behind the IG Winery 8 2020 Home & Garden Guide Sustainable Home Upgrades for Better Health When you're on a quest to towel rack uses less energy than create a home environment that a standard dryer (about the same promotes wellness, it can be dif- amount of electricity as a few light ficult to know where to begin. One bulbs). Not only does an option easy solution is to look for small like an Amba heated towel rack changes that improve your personal save energy and time by reducing well-being while also promoting a the frequency of washing towels, better environment overall. it keeps them dry and free of mold Consider these sustainable proj- and mildew between washes. ects and changes for a healthier, Plus, wrapping up in a warm towel happier household: can help reduce joint stiffness and muscle spasms, according to Rethink window research by the Johns Hopkins treatments. University School of Medicine. Windows can affect a home in With 150 affordable mounted and numerous ways, both good and free-standing models made from bad. On the upside, ambient light 100% recyclable, marine-grade is a natural mood-boosting alter- stainless steel, and custom color native to energy-hungry fixtures. options available, it can be easy to Windows add character, and the add a stylish accent to bathrooms, right window treatments can play laundry rooms or mudrooms. Amba Products an essential role in a decorative scheme. In the winter, windows can Reduce household also be natural conveyors of the chemicals. sun's heat, reducing your reliance It may seem that the stronger, on energy. the better is the best approach You may also be surprised to when it comes to fighting dirt and learn that the window treatments germs, but in fact, there are many you choose to help manage light negative health and environmental and climate can play a big role in impacts from harsh cleaners. Opt your home's health and sustain- instead for more natural formulas ability. Drapes can be difficult to that deliver the same clean with clean, which means they can trap fewer synthetic ingredients. dirt, dust and other allergens that Aside from cleaners, there are tarnish air quality. Many blinds use likely numerous other sources synthetic materials, making them of potentially risky chemicals less than ideal earth-conscious throughout your home, including options. Your best bet is bamboo or furniture, clothing and bedding wood treatments that are certified that requires dry cleaning. as eco-friendly and easy to keep Products containing chemical dyes clean. and synthetic materials are not only potential irritants, they often Lessen the laundry load. also carry the weight of lesser Reducing the amount of laundry earth-friendly production practices. you do not only saves time but is Linens made from natural materi- also better for the environment. als may help you avoid unneces- Washing clothes accounts for sary exposure to chemicals, and 15-40% of the water consumption you can readily find options that for an average family of four, help alleviate concerns about according to Home Water Works, allergens and allow you to sup- and the annual energy consump- port sustainable manufacturing tion of typical electric clothes practices. dryers often equals the cost of running a new energy-efficient Learn more about sustainable refrigerator, clothes washer and products and ideas for a health- dishwasher combined. conscious home at ambaproducts. An alternative like a heated com. (Family Features) Iron County Today 9 Make your dream home a Reality

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Gardening is beneficial in various ways. Choose the right soil The AARP states that some of the health perks Fill containers with a commercial potting soil associated with gardening include improved mood, rather than soil from the garden. Garden soil can increased vitamin D levels (which benefits bones dry into a solid mass, while commercial mixtures and immune system) and reduced risk of dementia. have amendments like peat moss, vermiculite, In addition, if gardening efforts include growing compost, and other ingredients to help with soil herbs, fruits and vegetables, it can be a cost- texture and moisture retention. effective way to eat healthy. For gardeners without sufficient space or for Mix it up those with mobility issues, container gardening When planting containers of flowers and other can be an ideal way to grow everything from greenery, Good Housekeeping says to include “a flowers to vegetables. Better Homes & Gardens thriller, a spiller and a filler” as a good rule of says most plants are not fussy about the con- thumb. The thriller is the focal point, the spiller tainers in which they grow so long as some of a trailing plant, and a filler has smaller leaves or their basic needs are met. This means watering flowers to add bulk and color. correctly for the type of plant, and ensuring sufficient drainage. Poke holes The following are some other ways container Drainage holes are essential so that soil will not gardening efforts can prove successful. become waterlogged. Holes don’t need to be large, Watch water but there should be enough of them so that excess water can drain out readily. Planet Natural Research Center says plants with thin leaves typically need ample water, and plants Select the right container material. with thick leaves need less. Use this as a guideline Container materials may be affected by gardeners’ to gauge water needs. budgets, personal taste and other factors. For those Size correctly who live in hot climates, selecting a light-colored con- tainer can help prevent further soil heat absorption. Plants should be sized to the container. Consider dwarf varieties of certain plants if your Container gardening is a healthy and enjoyable containers are small. activity that can pay dividends in various ways. Getty Images Iron County Today 11 design Secrets to make your home look like you hired a pro Photo spreads in home design magazines can be awe- inspiring. Quite often homeowners wish they could lift the looks right off the pages of magazines and transform their own homes into picture-perfect retreats. It takes an eye for design to pull a room together — even with inspiration — and make it both functional and attractive. While hiring an interior designer is one way to go, homeown- ers can use some of the tricks and techniques the designers employ to do a remarkably good job of improving the interiors of their homes without such help. Embrace texture The colors used in a home can add impact, but designers often utilize various textures to create aesthetic appeal. A single color scheme can be enhanced by various fabrics. Consider a leather sofa made more cozy with chenille pillows next to a rustic side table. Figure out ways to incorporate a few different textures to add depth to the room. Be careful with color Many high-end homes showcase neutral shades that are enhanced by pops of color. If you like a rich, royal purple, Getty Images leave room for other colors as well. Add touches of purple in vases, throw pillows and other accessories. Also, many designers work in shades of three for room colors. There may be one main color for walls, another color for larger accents, such as couches and chairs, and then a third color that pops in accessories such as flowers, pillows and collectibles. These can be any colors, but the most muted tends to be the more abundant shade. Add a bit of bling Glittery items and metallics can add a touch of luxury feel to any space. A shiny table lamp, mirrors, a sparkling chan- delier, and the like are easy ways to produce a high-end feel. Reflective surfaces also will cast light around the room, giving the illusion of a larger space. Choose a big statement piece Many homeowners make the mistake of filling a room with several small pieces of furniture that only contribute to clutter. Instead, look for a statement piece, which can be a cabinet, armoire or chaise. Mix and match large and small elements for a sense of balance. Accessorize Finish the room with accessories and flowers. When placing and hanging knickknacks and wall art, odd-numbered groupings often look the most cohesive and interesting. Experiment with different scales and heights for even more dimension.

When inspiration hits, take some cues from interior design pros to make spaces look like they belong on the pages of your favorite magazines. 12 2020 Home & Garden Guide Decor ideas Spring is a season of rejuvenation, Declutter and that spirit of renewal can take Clutter is often conquered during hold inside a home. for a fresh look this spring spring cleaning sessions, but homeown- Warm weather and longer hours of ers who want to create more free-flow- daylight make spring a perfect time to ing interior spaces can downsize their imagine a home’s interior design in a furniture and/or look for multipurpose new light. The following are a hand- features that make it hard for clutter ful of decor ideas that may inspire to take over a room. Create more open homeowners to give their homes an space in entertaining areas by mount- entirely new look this spring. ing the television and getting rid of a Wallpaper bulky entertainment center. Create even more space by replacing rarely used end Wallpaper fell out of favor years tables with a storage ottoman where ago, but new styles that aren’t so books and magazines can be stored to heavily patterned can make for give a room a fresh, clean look. wonderful additions to any room. Large-scale prints can give a room a Accent features whole new feel without giving home- Sometimes the smallest changes owners or their guests the impression to an interior space make the biggest that they have stepped back in time. impression. Replace dated accents A simple, mural-style floral wallpaper like vases and table lamps with newer on the walls surrounding a table in items that reflect the latest styles a breakfast nook can bring nature and trends. Such adjustments won’t inside. break the bank, and they can give Pastel colors rooms a whole new feel. Nothing embodies the spring Spring is a great time to recon- quite like pastel colors. If colorful, Getty Images sider home interiors. This spring bright flowers dot the garden in the homeowners can embrace various backyard, homeowners can bring painting an accent wall or even accent furniture to rooms that strategies, both big and small, to give those uplifting pastels inside by adding some brightly colored could use a lift. their homes a whole new feel. Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, May 6, 2020 13 S ell your child on the USF costume director receives idea of practicing distinguished achievement award by Mary Anne ANDERSEN don’t always see what seems and Sara Penny obvious to an adult. Show by Parker Bowring University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and Ce dar City Arts Council them what is right there on F or Iron County Today moved west to live in Cedar City year- the page. round. “When I drove west for the first am indebted to Sara Jeffery Lieder, Utah Shakespeare season, I never thought that the Festival Penny for sharing the Reassure Me. Festival costume director, has received would be my artistic and full-time home,” following material with Reassurance is the prod- the Distinguished Achievement Award said Lieder, reflecting on his time at the Ime, just when I was running uct of perceived progress. I for Costume Design and Technology from Utah Shakespeare Festival. out of things to say. (A rare often point out to a student the United States Institute The United States occurrence, as my family that a piece that seemed so for Theater Technology Institute for Theater can attest). Sara gave this hard when they first saw it (USITT). According to the Technology plays a large presentation at a Suzuki is now being played with USITT website, the award, and important role in Association of Utah confer- ease. And here is a trick I “honors individuals who American theater, with ence in January. In it, she learned at some conference have established meri- more than 6,000 members applies the marketing strat- or other a longtime ago. torious career records in from across the U.S. and egies from Kantar, used to I often say to a student, specific fields of expertise worldwide. The Institute create a desire for a product “This is a hard piece.” Then in any area of design or fosters collaboration and in potential consumers, to if they have trouble with it, technology in the perform- communication at all teaching music to children. it seems forgivable. If they ing arts or entertainment levels and provides vast Reading it was one of those play it easily, it makes them industry.” resources to its members. happy moments when a feel they must be doing Lieder has been a part The institute also connects completely new idea found pretty well. That could be of the Utah Shakespeare performing arts design and space in my brain. (I hope used with a math concept Festival for 35 seasons, technology communities some useless, old piece of for your struggling grade directing the creation of and provides a platform for nonsense stored schooler. costumes for all the perfor- lifelong learning. for years was Success in mances and productions at Lieder has been a mem- finally evicted any area is the Festival. “For the first ber of USITT for more than to make room comforting. 33 seasons, I was also a 40 years, and each year for the new.) professor at the University courtesy usf the Costume Commission Sara was Educate Me. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Je ffery Lieder of the Institute plans and applying the Art doesn’t commuting back and forth hosts the summer Costume strategies to spring from each summer. Because of the combination Symposium. With the support of the Utah string players, a vacuum; it of my academic and professional lives, I Shakespeare Festival, Lieder was able of course, but is generated was able to open doors for student artisans to host four events over the years. “The I envision many artistic in and nurtured in culture. and give them an opportunity to test their events, lasting three days each, attracted applications. Further, you Show a student a painting skills in a professional setting. Many of the about 40 participants of all skill levels. parents who are trying to that was painted in the same staff who got their start at the Festival are Master teachers introduced new skills, and home-school your children cultural period as the piece now in leadership roles at major companies the participants were introduced to the might find a new idea to they is playing or the book across the country,” said Lieder. wonder of the Utah Shakespeare Festival! reduce the agony. he is reading. Romanticism Two years ago, Lieder retired from the At the first symposium in the 1990s, then exists across all art forms. Governor Michael O. Leavitt spoke to the Surprise Me. group at lunch about how he learned to I have done this: when a Impress Me. The artistry of wear tights when he was a trumpeter in student/child has seemed In happier times, children The Greenshow,” said Lieder. unusually lethargic or bored, should attend live perfor- interpreting Because of the ever-changing social I have required ten jumping mances. To show a student costume climate due to COVID-19, the annual jacks or given them a letter the possibilities inherent in “ USITT conference in Houston for 2020 to post in the mailbox down pursuing dance or singing design to was canceled. It will instead be held in the street. He must run there or playing an instrument is Columbus, Ohio in 2021. Here, all the and back. Or we play some worth sacrifices in time and reality is an award winners will be formally recognized. sort of musical game with M money. We have so much to Lieder is looking forward to connecting and M’s for prizes. offer in this town. important part with friends and colleagues at that time. Reflecting on what the award means Help Me. Thrill Me. of the theatrical to him, Lieder said, “I am honored to Music is not random, Help a student play a be nominated for this recognition. The work by a chimp, at the key- piece she loves. To make your process, and artistry of interpreting costume design board. It will have patterns, own beauty is a thrill that is to reality is an important part of the repetitions, hidden melodies. a huge payoff for hard work. this award theatrical process, and this award shines A piece of literature is the shines a light on a light on that process. This award reflects same. Ask, is there a link Thanks to Sara for inspir- on the collaborative work we do at the between the first page and ing these thoughts. She is that process.” Shakespeare Festival and I am happy to the last in this story? Is a still taking care of us all from accept on behalf of and share it with the question answered? Students her own living room. » Jeffery Lieder talented staff at the Festival.” 14 Wednesday, May 6, 2020 Community &r Pe sonal Interest in Life Iron County Annual Easter Egg Hunt Celebrated in a different way

by Tom Watson Some very kind volunteers F or Iron County Today helped direct traffic as people drove through the stations. They This is the 33rd year of rolled down their windows and the Easter Egg Hunt that indicated how many children was started by the Sigma Nu they needed bags for. A gloved, Fraternity at what was then bunny eared and whisker Southern Utah State College. It was a way to give back to the community that had embraced them as students. It started out with 100’s of colored eggs, hand decorated by the men of Sigma Nu with prizes donated from the community. It has continued to grow into one of the largest Easter Egg Hunts in the state T he Easter of Utah, now with over Bunny may have been a little late, 25,000 eggs. The event but with all the smiles features bicycles, kites, and joy shared, it was prize baskets, and other worth the wait and was assorted prizes. eggs-actly what was needed in these A Very Special Thank Sigma Nu Alumni trying times. took over the hunt, and in You goes out the a continuing partnership following sponsors of with Cedar City Recreation, this wonderful event: SUU Alumni relations, as well Sigma Nu Alumni as sponsors from our amazing Cedar City Leisure Services local business community, SUU Alumni and Community ensure that the traditional hunt Relations will go on Cedar City. However, masked Ally 1 Disaster Solutions with the Coronavirus quar- volunteer handed Wendy’s Cedar City Motor Company antine, a Plan B was enacted the treats through The Tire Company for this year’s hunt: A drive the window. Then Color Country Pediatrics through Easter event, including the family was Era Realty Center – Heather a “Treat Toss” for children from given a hearty Roundy ages 0-12 at the Cedar City “Thank You” by Rolling Rubber Veteran’s Ball field parking lot. enthusiastic Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah It was held on May 2, just last sign carrying Children’s Dental Saturday. Over 3,000 treat bags volunteers along Cedar Storage were provided to cover all the with some loud Farmers Insurance – Roger Olcott children who come to help and grateful sirens Agency celebrate the day. from representa- Injury Smart Law The treat bags were put tives of the Cedar Cedar City Dairy Queen together weeks ago in very City Police and Fire Lin’s Marketplace clean conditions by very loving, Departments. The cars Firehouse Subs and safety conscience people. then proceeded carefully Rainbow Banner and Sign None of the people associated to the exit. The Print Shoppe with the bags have developed SUU Aviation also per- MGM Mortgage any illness and the bags were formed flyovers in their Big Red Downtown Furniture safely stored in anticipation of Helicopter that we often see Horizon House’s Men and the hunt. flying overhead. Women photos by tom watson Iron County Today life Wednesday, May 6, 2020 15 Meaningful grad gifts - Must I ron County they have a price tag attached? quietly celebrates t’s again the time of year when graduation do, and develop a strong work ethic. It may victory in Europe announcements begin to fill up mail boxes take a while to work up to a job they love, and social media pages. Though most but this bit of advice will take them far in life, Igraduates will experience a non-traditional even if they didn’t graduate at the top of their Rememn beri g World War II ceremony this year, friends and family will still class. wish to acknowledge the hard work of high school, college or technology school gradu- It might be wise for parents to make a by Jay M. Jones addition, there were reports ates. However, with financial strains placed on business-card sized, laminated card with the F or Iron County Today of the wounding of Eugene many families, it can be difficult to know how tips listed so the graduate can place them in Woolf and Henry Zuniga in much to spend and what type of gift will still his or her wallet and see them often. Seventy-five years ago battle, while a new War Loan be meaningful with less discretionary funds the United States celebrated drive was launched and the available. For friends and relatives: Victory in Europe (V-E Day) local Selective Service Board Some may still consider giving a laptop, Even if the graduates aren’t directly on May 8, 1945 as Germany strained to meet its quotas. new smartphone or car. However, these can related, it’s nice to honor them in some small surrendered to the Allied No, the war wasn’t over. be very expensive and out of reach for many way so they feel a sense of appreciation for Nations, which included the A program on radio parents - especially when finances may be their hard-earned accomplishments. With United States, Great Britain station KSUB marked V-E Day. stretched just to cover basic necessities. that said, you can compliment someone for and the Soviet Union. William R. Palmer of Cedar However, this is a great time to share some an achievement without feeling obligated Celebrations were held City noted the significant sound financial advice—which may be the to send a gift for every announcement you across the country and contributions of local people most useful “food receive or for across much of Europe. In in men, materials and work. for thought” gift a every neighbor, Iron County the mood was He expressed the hope that parent can give. It co-worker or subdued. On May 10, 1945 this effort could soon be may be that going acquaintance the weekly newspaper Iron turned to peacetime pursuits. to a quiet spot to Kathy's who is excited County Record reported World War II had been share a favorite about their son the news and commented: especially long for National take-out meal will corner or daughter “News of the end of the Guard soldiers from around help the advice to graduating. war in Europe was received the country that had been be easier to share by Kathleen Riggs Books, jewelry activated in the months and easier to and other trinkets before the United States accept. Ua t h State University Extension are common gifts; entered the war, and who however, money served throughout the war. For parents: Six possible financial often talks, and by pooling financial gifts from Back in March of 1941, management strategies to consider family and friends, graduates can purchase at the Cedar City National sharing. something they may really need as they head Guard Armory, 122 officers off for college or that first job away from and men of Battery “F” of Set a budget and stick with it. Once the » home. the 222nd Field Artillery graduate moves away from home, it can There are no general guidelines on were mustered into full-time become easy to spend too much on food, amount, except for staying within the budget. service. At that time, they entertainment or dates. Givers may want to send $100 but $10 may be were told that their active » Concentrate on taking care of needs firsts; more realistic. duty term would be one wants second. Most people put too much If you don’t like giving cash because you year. The attack on Pearl effort in accumulating things they feel are want more control over the type of item the Harbor in December of 1941 necessary to succeed. No one really needs graduate purchases, or you want to help him courtesy photo changed that, and most of One of the U.s. postage designer jeans, and though it is convenient to or her spend it wisely, gift cards are a good stamps issued during the the men served on active own a laptop or iPad, libraries or classrooms choice. Choose a store that carries a variety of World War II era. “Win the War” duty throughout the war, usually have computers available at no charge. household or technology items that will come issued in 1942. including front line duty for in handy for the graduate. Another option some. It is impossible to “keep up with the » is a gift card to a local restaurant or a chain. by Cedar City people with Nearly fourteen hundred Joneses.” Advise them that they only need If the graduate is moving, choose one that a feeling of reverence and men from Iron County served to keep up with themselves. This goes along has a business in the city where he or she is thanksgiving rather than in the military during World with not tying self-esteem to having what moving. stirring a desire for cele- War II. Their names are others have. For those who can’t afford a gift or bration, and V-E Day was inscribed in a World War II » Understand the concept of delayed gratifi- would prefer one that doesn’t have a price observed quietly.” Memorial in Veterans Park cation. Teach that saving for a major purchase tag attached to it, consider offering service. Although this brought an in Cedar City. Some of their over time will bring great satisfaction because Changing the oil in a vehicle, providing boxes end to the fighting in Europe, sacrifices and the hardships of the accomplishment and will help him or or totes for personal belongings or offering to the war with Japan contin- endured by their families will her learn to stay out of debt. help move could be very helpful to a graduate. ued in the Pacific region. never be fully appreciated. On the same day that the But for the overwhelming Participate in any type of work-offered » Iron County Record reported majority, the Allied victory savings plan as soon as he or she enters the Kathleen Riggs is the Utah State University Extension V-E Day, it also reported in Europe was a ray of hope workforce. With retirement plans becoming a Family and Consumer Sciences Professor for Iron the combat deaths of Leo that the end of the war was thing of the past, this is crucial. County. Questions or comments may be sent to Esplin in the Philippines and significantly closer and » Be prepared to work hard at whatever they [email protected] or call 435-586-8132. Jack Moore in Germany. In better days would come. 16 Wednesday, May 6, 2020 life Iron County Today C alendar

Due to the community’s responsibility Support Groups Service Clubs Government to help prevent the potential spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), please check with Alcoholics Anonymous LION’S CLUB IRON COUNTY COMMISSION the event and activity sponsors to make (877) 865-5890 • www.utahaa.org Tues, 12 pm • Call Shanda for location and 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am sure that the event is still taking place. Meetings are at the KKCB Club activity. Everyone welcome! (702) 480-3238 Commission Chambers Everyone’s patience is greatly appreciated (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar City) 68 S 100 E, Parowan. during this trying time. unless otherwise listed R OTary CLUB Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech CEDAR CITY COUNCIL Speaking From The Heart • M – Sa, Noon 757 W 800 S, Cedar City • (702) 865-7637 Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall 10 N. Main St (435) 586-2950 W ednesday, May 6 Misfits • M – F, 6 pm MARINE CORPS LEAGUE Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm ENOCH PLANNING COMMISSION T.G.I.S.S. (Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual) Beverage Day • Sun, 11 am Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 1937 – The German airship Hindenburg, My Story • Sat, 8 pm AMERICAN LEGION AUX the largest dirigible (Zeppelin) ever built burst What a Way to Start the Day • Su, M, W, F, 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar City Library ENOCH CITY COUNCIL into flames and collapsed to the ground while 7-8 am, Th 7 pm • Fellowship Building, 70 N 303 N 100 E, American Legion Conf. 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall attempting to moor at Lakehurst, New Jersey. 200 W, Cedar City (behind St. Jude’s) Room • (435) 704-6654 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm Paiute As the airship burst into flames it crashed 200 Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute (435) BIKERS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE P AROWan CITY COUNCIL feet to the ground and the hull of the airship 586-1112 Ext. 307 B.A.C.A. Color Country Chapter Meeting 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall incinerated within seconds as the hydrogen Lunch Bunch • T, Th, Noon, Cedar Bowling 1st Thurs 7 pm • 593 N 1450 W, Cedar 35 E 100 N • (435) 477-3331 core ignited. Alley, 421 E Highway 91, (435) 586-1383 City. Helpline: 435-559-4505 Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm P arowan Senior Center 685 N 300 E • (435) 477-8925 T hursday, May 7 Al-Anon Classes/Activities Meetings are at the KKCB Club Ro ast Leg of Lamb Day (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar City) ADULT BARRE/MODERN DANCE HEY CEDARS SQUARE DANCE unless otherwise listed Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, Wed • Beginner’s, 6 pm, Mainstream Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior Center C ommunity Presbyterian Church, 2279 N. members, or $8 drop-in fee. Wedgewood, Cedar City. (435) 559-3333 489 E 200 S. (435) 531-6811 or (435) 669-4867 Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm, Parowan ARTHRITIS FOUNDATIONS EXERCISE Pickleball Group Senior Center, 685 N 300 E (435) 477-8925 Wed, 1 pm, Cedar City Senior Center Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts. Hope for Today (Family Groups) 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, and free (outdoors) NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS endurance-building activities, relaxation www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 techniques, and health education topics. ROCK CLUB Most classes meet at 203 E Cobblecreek Dr, AWANA BIBLE CLUB 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, 201 unless otherwise listed W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. Learn about Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 pm geology, find gems, fossils and minerals. Just for Today • Wed, 8 pm Preschool-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 pm Learn to cut and polish and make jewelry. Valley Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm Cedar City • (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 southernutahrockclub.org Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm SOUTHERN UTAH WOODTURNERS Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm BOOK CLUB BIRTH: Robbie Knievel, 1962, Butte, 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood (Small room) 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 303 N Montana. The son of Evel Knievel, Robbie shop, 703 W 600 S. Women Only • Sun, 11 am 100 E. This month we will discuss “The Soul forged a career on the same path. He rode Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm of an Octopus" by Sy Montgomery TAE KWON DO CLASS in his first show when he was eight, and was The Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar (877) 865-5890. CEDAR CHEST QUILTERS’ GUILD Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic performing jumps by the age of twelve. He Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center Center, 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/ left school in 1976 and has made a career of SEX ANONYMOUS 489 E 200 S • (435) 586-0832 mo., ages 5+, any experience level (435) motorcycle jumps. His home site lists over Wed, 6 pm • 203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar 865-9223. Helps benefit Canyon Creek 250 successful jumps and 20 world records. City • (877) 865-5890 CEDAR CITY RADIO CONTROL CLUB Crisis Center. (thepeoplehistory.com) ALZHEIMER'S CAREGIVER 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library Online Meetings: 2nd Fri, 5:30 pm 303 N 100 E. TOP BAR HIVE BEE KEEPING 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • RSVP to [email protected] 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library or (435) 238-4998 x8773 CEDAR CITY TOASTMASTERS 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 Fr iday, May 8 Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub PARKINSON’S 86 W University Blvd. Find your voice TOPS – Take Off Pounds Sensibly No Socks Day 2nd Thurs, 3 pm • Cedar City Library (West & shape your future. Be the leader and Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. Room), 303 N 100 E speaker you want to be. (603) 731-0116 Evening weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm CAREGIVERS CEDAR PROFESSIONALS Cedar City Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging Offices, weight without buying special foods. 585 N Main St, Ste. 1, Cedar City Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 S 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) or 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) Highway 91, Cedar City. An organization ARP—ADDICTION RECOVERY of business people. Stimulate business WATER AEROBICS CLASS 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary for members through exchange of ideas, building, Main & 300 N, Parowan Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 information and business referrals. W., Fun, up-tempo workout to music. SENIOR BLIND/VISUALLY IMPAIRED www.cedarprofessionals.org Intensive cardio, full body muscle toning. 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library 303 COLOR COUNTRY WINDS Any fitness level. All ages. $3/class, N 100 E Wed • Come brush up on your band skills including pool admission. (435) 327-2091 NAMI BRIDGES & Family to Family to share with the community. Call Debbie (no text) Thurs, 7 pm • Southwest Behavioral Health at (435) 559-9609 for time and location. WEIGHTWATCHERS REIMAGINED! Center, 245 E 680 S, Cedar City Free • (435) 590-7749 or (435) 590-0880 COLOR COUNTRY PICKLEBALL Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar City Aquatic Center M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, P AROWan FRIDAY NIGHTS CRUISING – 7 pm. PREGNANCY, INFANT LOSS in-person motivation from members, Jump in your truck or pull up a chair! Come 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So. Utah Center). Paddles & balls supplied. (435) 586-6345 trained guides and wellness coaches. see your friends from a distance. Everyone • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar City (702) 832-0555 www.southernutahshare.com COMMUNITY MINDFULNESS is invited to dress up, or decorate your car & MEDITATIONS WELLNESS PLACE and come have fun the old school way! For Multiple sclerosis information call (435) 477-8190. 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar City Visitor’s Center Sun 4 pm • St. Jude’s Episcopal Church, 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) (581 N Main) For both caregivers and those 95 N 200 W, Cedar City • 435-590-4092. 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc. with MS. No age limit. Free guided meditations. Open to public. com/upcoming-classes Iron County Today life Wednesday, May 6, 2020 17 C alendar Mir r or, Mirror irror, mirror, on the reflections of regrets or feel like any S aturday, May 9 Tues day, May 12 wall…” Remember those hopes of being as pretty, handsome, Butterscotch Brownie Day Odometer Day notorious words spoken smart, and talented as so-and-so by“M the Evil Queen, from Disney’s are shattered forever. CEDAR CITY YEAR-ROUND DOWNTOWN classic, Snow White? Remember I hate to malevolently burst FARMERS MARKET, 9 AM - NOON, Every Saturday rain or shine, in the parking lot when she found out that she wasn’t anyone’s bubble, but there is no one behind the Stratford Hotel, (18 S Main Street) the fairest in the land? She became who is the fairest in the land. Life or inside the building behind the parking lot in angry and jealous. Instead of mak- isn’t a beauty contest, or a runway the cold weather months. Definitely worth ing changes to improve her life, she fashion show. True beauty and stopping by for art work, baked goods, crafts, custom semi-precious stone and costume tried to take the life of Snow White, worth cannot be fully expressed or jewelry, farm fresh produce, homemade whom the Mirror pronounced was defined by one’s exterior. Contrary brownies & candies, home style treats, the fairest. Thankfully, (spoiler to popular belief, beauty is not skin homemade jams & jellies, homeopathic items alert) Snow White survived the Evil deep, it’s heart deep. Even if you and 100% real honey. Queen’s deceptive disguises and don’t judge a book by its cover, deadly desserts. you’ve still got to read the book. If you had a magic mirror what Maybe in your case, you need to also would you ask of it? Would you use write the book? CHILDREN’S STORY TIME, 10 am to 11 am, it for wiser reflections, or just to While you’re writing your life’s Frontier Homestead State Park Museum (635 N Main St, Cedar City), admission is FREE. help upgrade and puff up your ego? beautiful story, don’t let mirrors, This is an opportunity for preschool children Nowadays, we use mirrors more magazines, scales and/or criti- to learn about the past through stories and like microscopes. history related activities. Enjoy a new story and In attempting to be activity each week. For information call (435) 586-9290. the fairest in the land, the workplace, classroom, etc., we W ednesday, May 13 search diligently for the Rut the smallest flaws in less traveled SATURDAY FARMER’S MARKET, 9 AM - 1 PM, Frog Jumping Day our façades. We can Saturdays @ IFA, 905 S Main. Good weather spend hours per- outside, bad weather inside. Farmers with by Corey Baumgartner vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey, baked goods & fecting our external, breads, meats, tamales, food vendors, hand- yet still feel ugly and I ron County Today crafted items including soaps, lotions, jewelry, unhappy about our clothing, home décor and gifts for all ages. For internal. What if we spent as much cisms—especially from yourself— info call (435) 463-3735 time working on our inside reflec- dictate or define your value, virtue, tions as much as on our outside or your abilities. No longer despair S unday, May 10 ones? Maybe the outside is easier to and compare yourself to Snow work on than the inside? Maybe it’s White, or the Evil Queen, either. Shrimp Day not as painful? You don’t need a magic mirror to “All that I am or ever hope to be, I owe When was the last time you tell you that you’re awesome and to my angel mother.” – Abraham Lincoln truly looked at what’s within your beautiful. Believe that you are! Don’t heart and mind? Looking inside can let your worth be determined, or be painful, even paralyzing. If you undermined, by your weight or Mo nday, May 11 can push through the pain, it will wardrobe. Stop focusing on the not only be a cathartic catapult, but reflections of your imperfections. Eat What You Want Day it can reveal beauty and strength Instead, let your personality and 2013 - Two astronauts from the United 1938 - "When the Saints Go Marching In" you may have forgotten or never character define who you are, your States replaced a pump to fix an ammonia known. Also, how often do you successes, and your happiness. leak in the International Space Station's was recorded by Louis Armstrong and his cooling system. The astronauts completed orchestra. Though the song was first written to accentuate and exaggerate the If you need to improve in any the emergency spacewalk an hour ahead of be a spiritual song, many jazz and folk artists external to try and cover up pain area, then courageously run that schedule. The leak posed no immediate threat have adopted it and made it very popular and perceived imperfections on race or climb that mountain. It’s throughout the years. to the crew. (thepeoplehistory.com) your internal? I can understand how time to be the hero of your own we can be so tired of the same old fairy tale. 18 Wednesday, May 6, 2020 life Iron County Today schools The Class of 2020 continues “Rising Together” by Amyanne Rigby F or Iron County Today The Class of 2020 was born on the heels of 9/11 and raised in the shadows of a “new normal.” Growing up, terrorism and the Taliban were commonplace words in their vocabulary. Life in the 21st century differed greatly from that of the previous one. The opposition was unseen and unidentifiable. But that did not stop this class from “Rising Together.” The Student Body Presidents from Iron County’s High schools give voice to the class of 2020 as the coronavirus pandemic brings to a halt “senior year” for the 614 seniors in Iron County. How do you take control of the uncontrollable? What happens when courtesy photos life changes – no school, no spring sports, no activ- Canyon View Student Body Oficers: Top Row (L to R) Baylee Davis, Cody Spencer, Hayden Neil, Kevin Sorensen, ities, no proms, and perhaps not even a graduation? Obie Nef, Maddy Steffensen, Isaac Belnap, Madsen Rigby. Bottom Row (L to R) Sidney Mendenhall, Mikinlee Roundy, The truth is you never get these moments back. Lydia Pace, Lainey Fullmer, Audrey Jensen, Kaylee Hillyard government – and she has loved it. She has used both her student government and athletic oppor- tunities to help and lift others. Weaver has relied upon CHS’s basketball Coach Corry Nielsen’s quote, “So What, Now What?” to help her navigate in the pandemic’s unchartered territory. Pace, Dunlap, and Weaver represent a power- house of student leaders who serve the students at their respective schools. For the most part, the ser- vice rendered by members of student government receives little recognition. They attend sporting events, dance competitions, and school plays. They organize school dances, activities, and make endless C edar High Student Body Officers: (L to R) Marissa Taylor, McKenna Cowley, Regan Haslem, Tanner Esplin, Kaycie posters to cheer on their fellow students. They lead, Allred, Japrix Weaver, Coby Woolsey, Nainoa Proctor, Megan Dalley, Jace Rowley, and Advisor - Zac Trotter they serve, and they care – they make a difference. Collectively these three student body presidents Life as a teen in quarantine, definitely has it have participated in the following extra-curricular challenges, but for seniors in high school, everything activities: drama, football, soccer, band, track, choir, they have dreamed of and worked for ended with volleyball, cross-country, track, basketball, and Governor Herbert’s announcement on April 14, softball. They have truly made the most of their high 2020 extending the “soft closure” of Utah’s schools school experiences and encourage the underclass- throughout the remainder of the school year. men at their schools to do the same. Lydia Pace, Student Body President of Canyon All three Iron County Student Body Presidents View High School, represents the epitome of a agree upon what they are missing the most right Student Body President who doesn’t stop—who now, “the everyday normal experiences of high continues to rise. Pace has taken comfort in a favor- school life, the halls of their schools and the camara- ite quote as her senior year and service as Student derie of their classmates. And the most gut-wrench- Body President shifted to a different gear, “Don’t cry ing regret—they never got to say goodbye.” because it’s over, smile because it happened.” To catch a glimpse of these three in action Pace like many other seniors across the state check out the 5 minute, 34 second video @ of Utah and Iron County didn’t get the chance to RiseTogetherUTah in which Pace, Dunlap, and complete her senior sport’s season. In fact, Pace Top Row Parowan High Student Body Officers: Weaver join more than 100 student body presidents was at the starting line of the 800 at her first and (L to R) Nate Townsend, Cort Dunlap, Gauge Morris. from across the state of Utah in hopes of encour- unbeknownst to her, last track meet of the year Front Row (L to R) Anna Hartlmaier, Lily Kerr, Grayson. Sudweeks, Hunter Pickett, Jaylen Bettridge aging, lifting, and inspiring their fellow students to when a CVHS alumnus said to her, “Run this race unite. The video begins, “Dear Utah, What a time to like it’s your last.” Pace now carries those words with Carter Miller’s Favorite quote from Rocky, “It ain’t be alive. Who knew we’d be caught in the midst of a her to remind her of the brevity of a moment and to about how hard you hit. It’s about how hard you can global crisis?” encourage the underclassman at CVHS not to take get hit and keep moving forward…” No one could have guessed this pandemic was anything for granted. Japrix Weaver, Student Body President of Cedar coming, nor what the ramifications of its existence Parowan High School Student Body President, High School, has had an illustrious high school would be. For the class of 2020, the Pandemic has Cort Dunlap, represents 49 senior graduates. Cort career as a student/ athlete. Weaver has been an required resiliency and the ability to rise. Pace, is unique in that he is a junior as Student Body integral part of Cedar High’s volleyball, basketball, Dunlap and Weaver concur, that’s one thing this President, but like Pace, Dunlap believes in pushing and softball teams over the past four years. However, class does best – RISE and for them it’s all about forward. He has found strength in PHS’s Coach this was Weaver’s first year being involved in student doing it together. Iron County Today life Wednesday, May 6, 2020 19 schools Kindergarten Registration (2020-21) Due to the current COVID 19 restrictions, registrations will follow new guidelines. Information specific to each school will be sent out to parents and will be available on each school webpage. If it is not possible to attend courtesy photos the scheduled time slot or school time, you may come at either time, or you may attend a registration scheduled at another school. F iddler's Elementary teachers Paperwork will be taken to the appropriate school. Please write the school name on the top of your registration form if needed. Registration forms will also be available on support students with parade the lunch bus or at the ICSD webpage. irondistrict.org. Fiddler's Elementary teachers and staff drove through the neighborhoods of their students to say "hello." There were over 30 vehicles including "floats," ATV's, cars, music and dancing! The kids had their own signs showing their Times for Schools according to last love for teachers as they drove by. A good time was had by all! letter of name: A-L 9 AM to 11 AM M-Z 1 PM to 3 PM May 7th Iron Springs Elementary May 11th North Elementary and E. Valley Elementary (9-12 Only) May 12th Parowan Elementary and Three Peaks Elementary May 13th Enoch Elementary May 14th South Elementary Children who will be 5 years old on or before September 1st, 2020 may register for kindergarten. All enrolling kindergarten students will need: 1 – An official State Birth Certificate 2 – Immunization Record 3 – Parent / Guardian I.D. ** Require Immunizations include: 5 DTP, 4 Polio, 2 MMR, 2 Hepatitis A, 3 Hepatitis B, 2 Varicella (or the Chickenpox Disease) 20 Wednesday, May 6, 2020 life Iron County Today faith S word of the Spirit A prayer for mothers by Corey BAUMGARTNER done good enough. Let us love them (Armor 7) I ron County Today anyway, in any way we can. They are still worthy of our love and com- Couch of Courage to the warrior’s ith the National Day of passion. Though some children may Ephesians 6:10-18 wardrobe. I’m not suggesting we Prayer being tomorrow understandably doubt, their hearts can’t do great things from our and Mother’s Day on can be softened and changed, even couches, desks or homes with the WSunday, I thought it would be if it is not in this lifetime. e have arrived at the Word of God. In fact, with this COVID appropriate to combine them, Let us also pray that mothers who final component of God’s quarantine, the home has become especially since the National Day have lost children, or who cannot Armor, The Sword of the even more so a battleground and of Prayer event is postponed (not have children that they will be WSpirit—the Word of God. Did He save safe haven for His warriors. I am prayer itself) and there are those comforted. We all cannot understand the best piece for last? I don’t believe suggesting that when we are allowed who may not be able to travel to see the great feelings of loss accompany- one piece is more important than the to return to work, to school and any their mother’s just yet. ing such moments, but God will hear other. Each component is critical to other place, that we also take up In this time of trial and uncer- our prayers and help them find peace protect us from the wicked weapons the Sword of the Spirit (The Word tainty, let us pray for the health and and courage to keep living and loving. of God) and be more strength of mothers, even every We pray that their selfless prepared to defend woman in this world. Whether they sacrifices, which too often go against, denounce and birthed us and raised us or not, let us unnoticed and un-thanked, will defeat evil wherever we pray for mothers everywhere to have not go unnoticed and unblessed by God's are called to go. increased courage and compassion, Thee, God. How grateful we each Ultimately, God has not only in raising their children but should be for mothers, even with provided his armor to in taking care of themselves. their imperfections and sometimes Porch guide and guard us in We pray for mothers who are misdirection; they still are and will our lives. It is up to us not only juggling, but struggling be a beautiful part in God’s plan to by Corey Baumgartner to put on and use every day to day to love and/or feel loved. bring into and bless the children of I ron County Today piece to not only protect We pray for mothers who don’t feel this world. and direct our lives but worthy enough or that they haven’t In the name of Jesus Christ, amen. to get into the battle for With the mighty the souls of mankind. Now, with the mighty Sword of the Sword of the Spirit, we Spirit, we can can help fight for and “ defend those who are help fight for and wounded and in need of the Savior and who defend those who need the Armor of God in their lives. are wounded and in Also, when you find yourself alone on any need of the Savior battlefield, remember that this powerful in this world that try to defeat us Sword, when wielded wisely and every day. worthily in your personal life, it However, adding a sword, usually will provide the necessary power used in warfare as a weapon for and precision to defend against offense or attack, adds an addi- and defeat your enemies of doubt, tional responsibility and ability to despair, afflictions and addictions. the wearer of this holy armor. It Take courage and remember that requires action, not just defense God’s word created the world, against the adversary of all mankind. including you. If His word can create Until now, each piece of armor has and destroy, then it will surely help been designed and designated for heal you. protection. Adding the Sword of the Now, with every piece in place Spirit empowers us, even calls us we are ready for any battle and any further into the fray with the weapon enemy. Trust God’s Armor. It doesn’t necessary to now take the fight to need to be redesigned. It is perfect for the devil. any age, wage and stage of life. It will Because God doesn’t expect us to prepare you for any environment and stand around all day just deflecting arena. The Lord needs each of us on the devil’s fiery darts. If He wanted the battlefield. Are you ready to join us to stay home and stay inside all Him? Get His Armor on and let’s go! the time, He would have included the Raise up the Sword of the Spirit. Iron County Today life Wednesday, May 6, 2020 21 obituaries

Dayna Rae Dutton Beckie Robinson Spendlove Kimber Hunt Russo

Dayna Rae gained her wings Beckie Robinson Spendlove, age 56, died December 16th, 1961 to April 23rd, on Friday May 1, 2020. peacefully at Dixie Regional Medical Center 2020. Dayna Rae (Toler) Dutton in St. George, Utah surrounded by her beloved Kimber Hunt Russo you are so loved. was born on July 23, 1979 in husband and children on April 23, 2020. There isn’t a moment that goes by that Fremont, California. Dayna After several years of courageously battling you are not thought of. You touched so grew up in Kanarraville, Utah. Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension, a devastat- many lives with your kind heart. You She was a proud Redmen of ing heart and lung disease, it finally took her took care of us when we needed care Cedar High, graduating in 1997. life early Thursday morning. and gave us love when nobody else While in high school she began Beckie was born October 2, 1963 in Provo, was there. Kimber Hunt Russo passed her training in cosmetology Utah to Elmo (Bud) and Dorothy Robinson. away on April 23rd at Dixie Regional at Evans’ Hairstyling College. She was the eighth of their eleven children Medical Center. She fought for her life Because she was a naturally and the seventh sister! The family lived in for nearly two weeks after an auto gifted hairdresser and nail Orem, Utah throughout Beckie’s elementary accident before she returned home to tech, she immediately began and junior high years until they moved to our Heavenly Father. working after licensing. Dayna Paragonah, Utah in 1978. She graduated from Parowan High School, Kimber was born on December 16th,1961 to Carmen Hunt and had the opportunity to work in where she met her first husband, Douglas Van Spendlove. Two wonderful Charlie Nelson. Kimber was later adopted by Roy Hunt. She was many salons, including owning children, Nathan and Chelsey, blessed their union and brought much the eldest of three children, Heath and Tausha Hunt. Kimber went her own home-based salon. joy to their home. They eventually divorced, and in 1992 Beckie met and to Cedar High and was part of the Class of 1980. In 1995 Kimber She worked as an EMT, running fell in love with David Mangum. They were blessed with their beautiful graduated from The SUU/Weber State University Nursing Program on the ambulance, for a few daughter, Bobbi Jade, in 1996. where she began her nursing career. Kimber married Raymond years, loving being able to help Beckie attended Evans Cosmetology School in St. George, Utah. She Guzman and together they had three children. Matt, Nichole and people. Dayna always wanted loved everything about fashion, shopping, and doing hair, but she needed Ciarra. to further her education but her other employment to pay the bills. She began working at Claridge Inn about Kimber had so much love to give and found her calling as a health got in the way. 1991, worked there for over 24 years, and made many dear, life-long friends. neonatal nurse. She loved delivering and caring for babies and Dayna married Steven Dutton She was fun, energetic, an efficient worker, and a reliable employee. their families. Kimber loved nursing and was very good at it. She on June 5, 1999. They were Beckie raised her children in Hurricane, Utah. As they grew up and often became attached to the families of her patients and stayed blessed with two amazing kids, grandchildren came along her family remained the center of her life. She in contact with them for years. Kimber was always smiling and full Bayti Daun and Kye Wesley. would almost always have one or more grandchild with her wherever she of laughter and joy. Her sense of humor was one of a kind. Though their relationship turned out to be less permanent went. Her affection and open heart, her laugh, her smile, her directness, Kimber traveled to Monterey California for a nursing assign- than either expected, both went on to raise exceptional and her loving and forgiving nature will be remembered forever. Her ment. While there, she met her husband, Thomas Russo. Kimber children. favorite thing was to laugh! She loved everything and anyone that made and Tom did everything together. They loved Great Danes and She was a very quiet baby but once she found her voice her laugh. She was a beautiful soul, a light in this world that will forever horses. She has a special place in her heart for her late Great it never silenced. Dayna’s life-long best friend stated be missed but never forgotten. Dane, Crowley. Kimber and Tom loved having Hera, Kimber’s it best “She’ll leave a hole in all our lives. She was a Beckie is preceded in death by her father, Elmo “Bud” Robinson; her granddaughter, over. They were always on a new adventure. big presence sometimes for good and sometimes just sister, Peggy; and her granddaughter, Aleeha Carmen Moguel. She is sur- Kimber had a special place in her heart for Hera. She was the best stubborn as sh**. She truly to the core had a good heart vived by her husband, David Allen Mangum; her son, Nathan Spendlove; grandma anyone could ask for. and I’m sad that her life was so troubled. Her brain hasn’t her daughters Chelsey Spendlove and Bobbi Jade Culajay; grandsons, Kimber loved kayaking, she loved crystals, beautiful rocks and functioned right since her stroke and has triggered a lot Afton and Ryder Spendlove, Justin and Alex Moguel; granddaughters, making jewelry and enjoyed pottery. Kimber and Tom returned to of pain for her and those around her. Being a slave to her Neveah, Kaylee, and Haiven Spendlove, Mia Moguel, Ariya, Stella, and Utah in 2018. They lived in Parowan where she was the nurse at pain and the ways she tried to deal with it must have been Cileste Culajay. She is also survived by her mother, Dorothy Robinson, six the Little S. Clinic for Dr. Ellen Gardner. She loved her patients and exhausting. I’m sure the freedom and peace she is feeling sisters and three brothers. they loved her. Her spirit was uplifting to others and she carried now is unimaginable.” A Celebration of Life Memorial will be held on May 25, 2020 at her a smile that radiated with joy. Kimber and Tom had plans to build Dayna is survived by her children, Bayti & Kye of Cedar mother’s home in Paragonah, Utah. a new home where they would grow old together. Kimber you are City, her parents, Eugene & Cindy Beatty of Kanarraville, loved, you will never be forgotten. Your personality was one of sister Darcie (Jesse) Hirschi and nephews, Dax & Tel a kind and the laughter you gave us will be greatly missed. You Hirschi, of Kanarraville. would want us all to be happy and to carry on living life to the She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Clayton Tyrell Robinson fullest. You would want us all to love each other and to never & Mauna Rey Woodbury, and many other beloved family stay mad at one another. And to always keep family close. Kimber members. Tyrell Tony Robinson passed away April 28, we love you. Sleep with the angel's, until we meet again. Rest in Though she has always remained so strong, we are so 2020 from injuries sustained in an automobile Peace happy she can finally rest easy. We will always love and accident. Kimber is survived by her husband Thomas Russo, her parents, miss you Dayna-ba-dayne. Tyrell was born October 05, 1995 to Tammy her siblings, Heath Hunt and Tausha Hunt and her three children, Dayna was laid to rest in the Kanarraville City Cemetery Orton and Tony Robinson in St. George, Matthew Ray Guzman, Erin Nichole Guzman, Ciarra Shae Guzman, under the direction of Affordable Funeral Services (435) Utah. Tyrell attended and graduated from and grandchildren, Hera Marie Poulos and Jax Todd Caro. 586-3456. Cedar City High School. Tyrell was currently Online condolences can be sent to Kimber's memorial page at Due to Covid-19, a Celebration of Dayna’s Life will be working at WECCO and pursuing his dream www.affordablefuneralservices.com. held at a future date. of being a mechanic. Tyrell was skilled and Online condolences can be sent to Dayna’s memorial gifted at fixing cars and electronic devices, page at www.affordablefuneralservices.com. he also loved going to Grandpa’s farm, riding horses and shooting guns. Tyrell loved his Michael John Eggers family dearly and was loved by everyone. He accepted and acknowledged everyone as his In loving memory of Michael John friend and was very generous with all. Eggers. Tyrell will surely be missed by his family and friends. The love for Tyrell April 3, 1957 – April 29, 2020 S ubmitting Obituaries is eternal. He served in the U.S. Marines in Tyrell is survived by his Mother Tammy Sue Ashdown, Father Tony the Philippines. He was a loving son, Mitchell Robinson his step parents Fred Jr. Ashdown, and Kayleen brother, father, uncle and grandpa. There is no charge for obituaries of 400 words Robinson. He had three brothers; Cameron Phillips, Trever Robinson, Kylen He was born in Burlington, WA. He or less. Submissions can be made online at Robinson and one sister Tina Brown. His Grandparents, Steven Orton, is survived by siblings Evelyn, Clara ironcountytoday.com, or emailed to news@ Susan Swapp, Mitch and Vyonne Robinson. Also, Great Grandparent, (Liz), Fred, Lori, Robert, Rosie, Anna, Dorraine Orton. Along with many Ashdown step-siblings, aunts, uncles and Rhonda. His Children Tina, John ironcountytoday.com or brought to 389 N 100 W, and cousins on both sides of the family with one nephew. Eggers, Ali Eggers, and adopted #12, Cedar City, Utah 84721. A single submission Tyrell was preceded in death by his Uncle T.J. Orton, Suzanna Brown, daughter Stacy Wesolowski. He may include up to two photos. The deadline Hal Orton, Aunt Becky Crosby. Great-grandparents Hugh and Itha also has many nieces, nephews and for submission is Monday at noon. For pricing Robinson, Hunter and Lela Gibson. grandchildren. He will truly be missed. information for obituaries longer than 400 Graveside services were on Tuesday, May 5, 2020 at 12:00 pm at Cedar Fly high with the Angels now. words, please call 435-867-1865 ext. 5. City Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of Southern Utah He is preceded in death by his Father, John Wesley Eggers; Mortuary. Online condolences can be sent at www.sumortuary.com. Mother, Dorothy May Bering; and Brother, Byron Pouge. 22 Wednesday, May 6, 2020 Scores & Recaps from Iron County Sp orts Competition

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he memories are still fresh in Aaron Wheelwright’s mind three years after they happened. Bench TWheelwright guided his Cedar National e softball all-stars in 2017 through the grind of the d state tournament, added a West Regional cham- pionship in San Bernardino, Calif., and topped it off with a trip to Portland, Ore., for the Little League World Series. In 2020, Little League became the latest sports organization to break bad news when it decided to cancel the World Series across all divisions as well as the regional tournaments that precede it. Wheelwright was part of what he called “an incredible experience” when Cedar National won the West Regional and became the first team from our little hamlet to reach the national stage. “It’s an incredible opportunity to take a team from our small town to the World Series,” Wheelwright said. “The atmosphere is totally amazing compared to anything else.” With the loss of regional play as well as the World Series, it’s not likely the Little League seasons for baseball and softball in Cedar City will be played, including the Utah All-Star tournament that normally happens around July 4. No new players like Sidney Webster, Payton

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Lister or Michaela Whitehair will have their shot at World Series glory in 2020. Since our health is far more important in these crazy, difficult times, the wait for next year’s All-Stars and potential World Series participants will be more than getty images worth it. in June, but the organizers of Days of ’47 in Salt » There’s one more bit of good news on the Lake City have already gone ahead and not only sporting front. NASCAR has announced it will be » While the lack of a spring sports season cancelled the Pioneer Day parade, but the rodeo returning to the track to race, minus any fans in is disheartening, the reward of hard work has that happens around every July 24 celebration. the stands – at least for now. produced positive results for another player. And that’s not the only rodeo to be called The racing returns with seven events set for an Canyon View’s Breanne Hancock signed her Letter off. The PRCA stop in Herriman, which was 11-day stretch, starting with a 400-mile Cup race of Intent on Saturday to play softball at Colorado scheduled the same weekend as Cedar City, has at Darlington on May 17. It’ll be the only afternoon Northwestern Community College. Hancock will been cancelled because of COVID-19. We reported start during the stretch (1:30 p.m. in Utah). There join Baeli Cox, who signed with the Spartans in previously in this space that the stop in Moab was will be three additional Cup races, two XFINITY December to play soccer. pushed back to October. Series races and one Gander Outdoors Truck As the cancellations continue to pile up, it’s Series race divided between Darlington and » We’re still waiting for official word on the hard to know what to think of it all. We’ll be on the status of the Cedar City stop of the PRCA rodeo watch in the days ahead. see little league » 23 Iron County Today sports Wednesday, May 6, 2020 23 little league T om's Sports Trivia challenge « Continued from page 22

Charlotte Motor Speedway. For this week’s installment, it’s time to take a look at some great moments and oddities in MLB World Only the Coca-Cola 600, set to run May 24 at Series history. Have fun and please remember…no Googling. Charlotte, will have qualifying. None of the races will allow practice sessions. No further updates on 1. The New York Yankees may 6. In 2019, the Washington 11. Who was the oldest manager the rest of the season were made available. have 27 World Series titles, Nationals became the first to win a World Series at age It may not seem like much, but NASCAR’s return is at least a small step forward as we search but none came in the 2010s. team to win a World Series by 72? Since 1920, in which other for anything that resembles the world we once winning all four games on the knew and loved. decade did the Yankees fail to road. Which team won two A. Jack McKeon win a World Series? championships by winning all B. Dick Williams A. 1960s four games at home? C. Jim Leyland Follow Tom Zulewski on Twitter @TommyZee81 or email [email protected]. B. 1970s A. Minnesota Twins D. Joe Torre C. 1980s B. Philadelphia Phillies D. 1990s C. Houston Astros 12. Who was the youngest D. San Diego Padres manager to win a World 2. When the Detroit Tigers won the World Series in 1984, the Series at age 37? 7. Which team was the last team got off to a 35-5 start in to win a World Series in a A. Alex Cora its first 40 games, including four-game sweep? B. A.J. Hinch a winning streak that tied an MLB record. How many A. New York Yankees C. Ozzie Guillen consecutive road wins did the B. Boston Red Sox D. Tom Kelly Tigers have in the stretch? C. San Francisco Giants A. 15 D. Chicago White Sox Last week’s answers B. 17 B: Cincinnati Bengals. C. 19 8. Which teams have faced each 1. D. 21 other in a World Series the The Bengals’ last playoff win most? came in 1990. 3. The Chicago Cubs needed A. Dodgers/Yankees 10 innings in Game 7 to end 2. A: Steven Hauschka B. Yankees/Cardinals its 108-year World Series C. Cubs/Tigers 3. C: St. Louis Rams/ drought as they beat the D. Red Sox/Cardinals Tennessee Titans Cleveland Indians. In what year was the last World Series 4. D: 9. 9. W hen the Detroit Tigers won in an extra-inning game? reached the World Series in 5. B: Stefon Diggs A. 2006 2006, it completed a three- 6. C: 96. B. 2009 year climb from the worst Arizona beat Green Bay, C. 2012 record in American League D. 2015 history. How many games did 51-45 in overtime in the NFC the Tigers lose in 2003? Divisional Round. 4. Sinc e 2000, which California city has been the Triple-A A. 120 7. A: Adam Vinatieri. affiliate home of five World B. 110 Both came with the New Series champions? C. 100 England Patriots. D. 119 A. Fresno 8. A: Sony Michel. B. Sacramento 10. Only two players in MLB C. San Jose 9. C: Houston Texans history have ended a World D. Salinas Series with a walk-off home 10. A: James White 5. Of the MLB franchises that run. Bill Mazeroski was the 11. A: Kansas City Chiefs have made only one World first with the Pittsburgh 12. C: Houston Oilers. Series appearance, which Pirates in 1960. Who was the team did NOT win the title? other in 1993? They became the Tennessee Oilers in 1997, then changed A. Arizona Diamondbacks A. Joe Carter B. Tampa Bay Rays B. Albert Belle to the Titans in 1999, the C. Washington Nationals C. Barry Bonds year they reached the Super D. Los Angeles Angels D. Mark McGwire Bowl. 24 Wednesday, May 6, 2020 FREE Cl assifieds

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Notice of Public NOTICE OF HEARING BEFORE Code Ann. § 40-8-14(6), the balance of the bond for the benefit of the Division, and order Zion’s Bank to deliver the balance Hearing THE BOARD OF OIL, GAS AND of account #8912057, in the approximate amount of $56,800, Notice is hereby given that the Enoch City Planning MINING DEPARTMENT OF together with any interest accrued, to the Division; 3. Autho- Commission will hold a public hearing on May 12, 2020 at rizing the Division to use the forfeited funds to complete the 5:30pm at the Enoch City Office, 900 E. Midvalley Road, NATURAL RESOURCES reclamation of the Subject Mine as permitted by Utah Admin. Enoch, UT. The public hearing is regarding changes to STATE OF UTAH Code R. 647-3-112; and 4. Grant further relief that the Board the Enoch City Zoning Ordinance regarding a geologic deems just and proper. Objections to the NOAA must be filed hazard study zone. You can view the proposed changes THE STATE OF UTAH TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE FOL- with the Secretary of the Board at the address listed below no at http://www.cityofenoch.org/ordinancespublic-notic- LOWING MATTER (Docket No. 2020-009): Notice is hereby given later than the 11th day of May, 2020. A party must file a timely es.html or call the Enoch City Recorder at 435-586-1119 that the Board of Oil, Gas and Mining (the “Board”), State of written objection or other response in order to participate as for more information. Utah, will conduct a hearing on WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2020, a party at the Board hearing. Failure to participate can re- at 10:00 AM, or as soon thereafter as possible. The hearing sult in a default judgment. Natural persons may appear and Published May 6, 2020 will be conducted electronically as allowed by Utah Executive represent themselves before the Board. All other representa- Iron County Today • ICT #0253 Order 2020-1 (the “Executive Order”). In the event that the Ex- tion of parties before the Board will be by attorneys licensed ecutive Order is lifted before the prescribed hearing date the to practice law in the State of Utah, or attorneys licensed to meeting will be held in the auditorium of the Department of practice law in another jurisdiction which meet the rules of Natural Resources, 1594 West North Temple, Salt Lake City, the Utah State Bar for practicing law before the Utah Courts. Utah. The hearing will be streamed live on the Department Persons interested in this matter may participate pursuant of Natural Resources YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/ to the procedural rules of the Board. The NOAA, and any sub- Rw5hW_d5O-g. THE HEARING WILL BE CONDUCTED as a for- sequent pleadings, may be inspected at the office of the un- mal administrative adjudication in accordance with the rules dersigned, and inspected online at the Utah Board of Oil, Gas of the Board as set forth in Utah Administrative Code R641 et and Mining’s website at http://ogm.utah.gov/amr/boardtemp/ seq. and as provided for in Utah Code Ann. § 40-6-1 et seq. and redesign/books.html. Pursuant to the Americans with Disabil- Utah Code Ann. § 63G-4-101 through -601. DOCKET NO. 2020-009 ities Act, persons requiring auxiliary communicative aids and CAUSE NO. S0210035: In the matter of: The Notice of Agency services to enable them to participate in this hearing should Action by the UTAH DIVISION OF OIL, GAS AND MINING Seeking call Julie Ann Carter at (801) 538-5277, at least three working an Order: (1) Affirming the Division’s Withdrawal of the Notice days prior to the hearing date. of Intent to Commence Small Mining Operations for the HIGH- DATED this 24th day of April, 2020. LAND MIST MINE; (2) Forfeiting Reclamation Bond Provided by STATE OF UTAH CORNERSTONE INDUSTRIES, INC. for the Highland Mist Mine; BOARD OF OIL, GAS AND MINING and (3) Authorizing the Division to Use the Amount Forfeited Ruland J. Gill, Jr., Chairman to Reclaim the Surface of the Highland Mist Mine, Located in /s/ Julie Ann Carter Iron County, Utah, Township 32S, Range 6W, Section 36, and Board Secretary in Garfield County, Utah, Township 32S, Range 5 1/2W, Section 1594 West North Temple, Suite 1210 36. THE PURPOSE OF THE PROCEEDING will be for the Board to Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 receive testimony and evidence regarding a Notice of Agency (801) 538-5277 Action (the “NOAA”) filed by the Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining (“Division”), that the Board enter an order: 1. Affirm- Published May 6, 2020 ing the Division’s withdrawal of the NOI for the Subject Mine, Iron County Today • ICT #0251 under Utah Code Ann. § 40-8-16(2); 2. Forfeiting, under Utah Posting Date May 4, 2020

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