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More in Showcase corey baumgartner Flooding causes train derailment, injuries near Lund, Utah from Lt. Del Schlosser remote location and lack of and floodwaters in the uties and other responding to the hospital for further Iron County Sheriff’s Office medical supplies, there was area deputies and other personnel were able to make treatment. Two occupants a concern for the wellbeing emergency personnel had a contact with the injured, the were in good condition and Last Thursday night, of those injured. difficult time getting to the subjects were transferred one was in stable condition. Cedar Communications Also, due to the weather injured subjects. When dep- off the train and transported At this time, it appears received a 911 call about a the train was traveling train, which had derailed approximately 60 mph when near Lund, Utah. The it derailed from the tracks. occupants advised there There was a large thun- had been water covering the derstorm in the area which track just before the train brought down a tremendous derailing. amount of water. This water The three occupants of accumulated west of the the train had injuries and rail line in the canyon and were able to exit the train, flowed at a high rate across but due to the rising flood- the tracks. It is believed the waters, the occupants could water undercut the tracks not evacuate the derailed leading to the derailment. locomotive. One subject C ourtesy ICSD All three subjects which had a head injury, which A train with approximately 95 cars in total was derailed by floodwaters from recent rainstorms was bleeding. Due to the near Lund, Utah. see train » 3 2 Wednesday, July 21, 2021 news Ir on County Today Benson appointed interim president of SUU from Utah System of Higher Ed. She’s responsible for a variety of F or Iron County Today community outreach projects, alumni engagement, workforce development, SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah economic growth, community lead- Board of Higher Education unan- ership trainings and special events. imously named Mindy Benson as Benson will return to her current interim president of Southern Utah role as Vice President of Alumni and University to take effect on July 26, Community Relations at the university 2021. The Board of Higher Education when a new president is named. will undertake a search for a new During her time at SUU, her pri- president and immediately begin the mary focus has been to connect and process of appointing a presidential engage with institutional stakeholders search committee over the next who are often overlooked. Benson has several weeks. strengthened the University's ties to “I am humbled and honored at the its alumni network, along with cre- opportunity to serve in this leadership ating deep and lasting relationships capacity at Southern Utah University,” with community members and leaders said Benson. “I have a deep and abid- in rural Utah. She is also actively ing love for SUU. My father worked involved in the community and region here, I earned my degrees here, I teach by serving on the Cedar City Historic here, and I value the heritage that Downtown Economic Development has established a solid foundation Committee, Bryce Canyon National for our students and their promising History Association Board, SUU’s futures. This is an important time Community Advisory Board and Rocky at SUU as we have been a leader in Vista University Executive Advisory growth, innovation and, most notably, Council. student success. I look forward to Along with her University working with SUU's administrative responsibilities, she is a professional leaders, faculty and staff to elevate the event consultant and planner with university’s impact on our students, experience producing hundreds of our community, and our region.” productions, concerts, events and Benson was appointed as the political inaugurations nationally. She first vice president for Alumni and is a Cedar City native whose ties to Community Relations in 2014 and the University go back generations. will be the first female to serve in the Benson earned her bachelor’s degree presidential role for the institution. in zoology and her master’s in com- Benson has excelled at SUU advanc- munication from SUU. ing through a variety of positions, C ourtesy Mindy Benson - SUU including director of student life and anticipated that a new president will leadership and executive director of be in place by the spring of 2022, but Alumni Relations. the Board will take the necessary time “Benson’s success and reliable to find the most qualified candidate. institutional knowledge of Southern “I’m grateful for the contribution Utah University have prepared her and leadership of President Scott to fill the role of interim president,” Wyatt over the last seven years. I said Harris H. Simmons, Chair of the have the highest confidence in Mindy Utah Board of Higher Education. Benson to guide, stabilize and “Benson's strong leadership continue the progression throughout her career of Southern Utah has ensured suc- “I look University in this cessful execution interim period,” of campus forward to said Rich events and working with SUU's Christiansen, other student chair of the activities. administrative leaders, SUU Board With her of Trustees. exceptional faculty and staff to elevate “Mindy’s abil- relationships the university’s impact ity to unify, and connec- collaborate tions across on our students, our and build campus and in community the community, community, and our will allow SUU the Board is region.” to thrive in this sure that she will transition. I also see Southern Utah Mindy Benson have confidence in University through the executive leader- a successful transition ship team to rally around period." Mindy at this time. SUU’s Board of USHE Commissioner Dave R. Trustees unanimously supports and Woolstenhulme announced on June stands behind Mindy and the adminis- 14, 2021, that current SUU President trative leaders.” Scott L Wyatt accepted the new As vice president for Alumni position of Senior Executive Director and Community Relations, Benson of Statewide Online Education within oversees Alumni Relations, Regional the Office of the Commissioner of Services, Utah Center for Rural Higher Education, where he will run Health, Business Resource Center and Utah’s new system-wide approach Small Business Development Center, to online higher ed programming Southern Utah Museum of Art, and beginning on August 15, 2021. It is Larry H. Miller Utah Summer Games. Iron County Today news Wednesday, July 21, 2021 3

Multiple first- responders and Iron County Local rescue agencies were on scene to help transport the injured Homeless Council crew to safety and begin the investigation and hosts candidate clean-up process. conversation from Peggy Green F or Iron County Today The Iron County Local Homeless Council (ICLHC) announced an election preparation event focused on the topics of housing, home- lessness, hunger, and poverty in the community. The event, the first hosted by the council, is open to all community members interested in participating in solutions supporting the most vulnerable populations in the community. The event will be held in the community classroom at Libertad Apartments located at 1044 N. Hovi Hills Drive, Cedar City, Utah, 84721 on Thursday, July 22 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 C ourtesy ICSD p.m. and will be live streamed via the council’s Facebook page. with unknown cargo/freight. County Swift Water team, “As a City Councilman and chairman of the train Union Pacific is in the area Union Pacific, Utah Division LHC for the past several years I have seen the « Continued from page 1 conducting cleanup and we ask of Forestry, Fire & State Lands, vital need to have conversations that address that the public remain out of Southern Utah University needs for the homeless in our community! Unless had been in the locomotive the area. Police Department (Off-duty you work with these people on a daily basis, as have been treated for their The following agencies officer in the area) Gold Cross the members of this committee do, it looks as if injuries. There was a report of assisted with this inci- Ambulance, and Beaver County there are no needs in our area. The community possible explosive material on dent. Iron County Sheriff’s Ambulance. needs to look for ways they can help with the train but that has still not Office, Iron County Roads The scene is being turned housing, homelessness, hunger and poverty. It is been confirmed. There were Department, Cedar City Fire over to the NTSB and Union real and does exist!” says Ron Adams, “It will take approximately 95 cars involved Department, Washington Pacific. a community effort to meet the needs that are all around us!” “ The community needs to look for ways they can help with housing, homelessness, hunger and poverty. It is real and does exist!” Ron Adams

The ICLHC is hosting the event to broaden the awareness of the issues and to provide a platform for city council candidates to share their knowl- edge, vision, and solutions for the critical issues faced by the community, including: Gaps in vital services - mental health, substance abuse pro- grams and facilities. Increased collaboration and support with service providers, local government and the development of a housing plan for the community. To learn more about the council, collaborative partners and this event, visit: https://ironcountyl- hcc.org/ About Iron County Local Homeless Council The Iron County Local Homeless Council is a multi-agency collaboration of homeless provid- ers, public agencies, and private entities com- mitted to reducing homelessness in Iron, Beaver, and Garfield and Kane counties. The Iron County LHCC brings partners together to address the causes and conditions of homelessness and find collaborative solutions to strengthening the homeless system. As active members of the Utah Homeless Network, the Iron County Homeless Council participates in statewide efforts to strengthen local opportunities. 4 Wednesday, July 21, 2021 news Ir on County Today opinion The Defund the Thought of the Police movement has week a broader agenda "We may not be able to onstitutionally, through the 10th prepare the Amendment, all powers not specifically future for C granted to the federal government, our children, belong to the states. The U.S. Constitution and the Utah Constitution contain checks and but we can at balances that act as blueprints in the distribu- least prepare tion of state and federal powers that determine our children how government is supposed to be run. Most will recognize a corruption of that process over for the time. In a recent letter to the editor the distinc- future." tion was made between the authority of local policing and national policing. It illustrated that Franklin D. local policing maintained a closer tie to 'We the Roosevelt People' and that they were more in tune with our property and other constitutional (natural) rights in a bottom up approach against federal tyranny. National and local newspapers have been reporting on a federal police takeover, such as "The Defund the Police movement has a broader agenda...." Defund the Police has become a True freedom cannot be fueled by fear popular phrase of confusion given to us by the media. Former Arizona police officer The opinions stated in this article are solely those of the painting 80% of white Americans who say they are Brandon Tatum explains there is a author and not Iron County Today. proud of the flag. broader ".....agenda to completely Black Lives Matter previously received support op/ destroy and dismantle the local t is mean to call someone stupid, yet it is rea- in pointing out incidents of police brutality and police departments so that the sonable to call out people for stupidly acting discrepancies in the criminal justice system. From Ed federal government can have out (Bill Clinton’s affair with Monica Lewinsky) Oscar Grant in Oakland to Philando Castile in control of law enforcement in this I or stupidly spouting nonsense (Donald Trump Minneapolis to the recent freeing of Yutico Bradly country and push a nationwide agenda." Tatum saying COVID was just like the common cold and in New Orleans, Black Americans have too often goes on to explain that if law enforcement is would vanish in warm summer temperatures). been victimized by a few trigger-happy cops and federalized and there are unconstitutional man- This month Utahns saw stupidity at its finest second-rate prosecutors who fear minority men dates or restrictions, such as those involving in the form of a social media declaration from Lex wearing hoodies. vaccines or guns, the federal government will Scott, the founder of the state’s Black Lives Matter But due to people like Scott, the goodwill has then be able to enforce those directives more chapter. vanished. You don’t win support (or elections) by easily. Tatum said, "I don't believe it has any- Scott posted “When attacking the son of a thing to do with racism, and police brutality..... we Black Americans see veteran who hoists a That is a talking point to push an even bigger this (the American flag) flag on their porch to agenda." The agenda is to by-pass local control we know the person celebrate the Fourth of through policy and federal money incentives. flying it is not safe to July. Former FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover stated he cyclops be around. When we Granted, the flag is saw no need for a national police force. see this flag, we know Bryan Gray presently being used Sincerely, the person flying it is as a political tool by racist.” Columnist far-right extremists The blowback was and disgruntled Trump Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers immediate. The NAACP called it ridiculous, and loyalists. But to the vast majority of Americans, Association (Southern Utah) Scott later tried to walk back the statement. But the flag showcases loyalty to one’s country, not its Thickredline (Utah) the damage was done. Unlike Dale Carnegie’s study officeholders. As Pres. Woodrow Wilson said more Support Your Local Police (Southern Utah) of “How to Win Friends and Influence People”, than 100 years ago, “The flag is the embodiment Defending Utah Scott figured out to “Infuriate People and Make of our history” – and this may even include some Utah Central Committee Yourself a Laughingstock and Your Organization a aspects we are not particularly proud of. Constitution Party (Iron County) Pariah.” While support for Black Lives Matter plummets, Iron Dixie Committee ofR ights Martin Luther King was heavily criticized when Scott’s statement may also strengthen opposition Disclaimer: Contact [email protected] he opposed the Vietnam War. But his statement to needed justice reform and promote the election for questions, concerns or comments in regard to related to a specific policy which had already split of hard-right conservatives who say, “Enough is the content of the article American opinion. In Scott’s case, she was tarnish- enough.” That would be an ironic legacy of Black ing not only the symbol of the country but foolishly Lives Matter.

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that in recent summers have been the host for Politics Schmolitics! Are you teams gathering here from throughout Utah and tired of politics as usual? surrounding states. Thousands of dollars and man R ain, Rain, If you are tired of your inability to affect govern- hours have gone into the ballpark construction. ment actions and politicians, then it would refresh Included on each ballpark have been excellent scoreboards which have also cost many dollars. don’t go away! your point of view if you would get involved in local politics, that is, in the Cedar City elections that are The past two summers I have attended just about to occur. numerous games played on these diamonds and ’m sure we’re all familiar with the nursery Soon, Cedar City residents will be voting in the have been amazed that the scoreboards have been rhyme that begins with, “Rain, rain, go primary election for the Cedar City Council. Four peo- blank- not in operation. If one wanted to know I away, Come again another day…” However, ple are running for election, and one for re-election in the score he or she had to access the app “Game in today’s current drought conditions, we the primary: R. Scott Phillips for re-election, and the Changer” on their tablet or cell phone. It has been don’t want the rain to go away, but come following: Carter Wilkey, Ron Riddle, Derek Morton, my experience that most persons including players today and again tomorrow! and Mark Mumford. In the fall, the Cedar City mayor and coaches did not know what the score was to Because these past few will also be up for election. Two candidates will be say nothing of how many outs, the inning or the months have been filled on the ballot running for Mayor: 1) Garth Green well ball/strike count. How do you play or watch a ball with pleas, prayers and known for his expertise in water, and 2) the current game without knowing WHAT’S THE SCORE?? proclamations for our mayor of Cedar City, Maile Wilson Edwards. Sitting in the bleachers amongst the spectators, communities to unite You have already missed three Meet the Candidate many who have come many miles and spent together in the hopes events that have already been held. Three are yet to hundreds of dollars on motel rooms and food, I am of not only receiving occur. Please add them to your schedule as follows: 1) embarassed when asked why Cedar City does not rain, but also using July 22 tomorrow at 6 pm at the Libertad Apartments operate the scoreboard. C orey wisely and protecting hosted by Iron County Care and Share, 2) July 27 at 12 Recently Mayor Maile Wilson-Edward’s admin- Baumgartner the precious resources Manag ing Editor pm at the Cedar City Library hosted by the Lions Club, istration has opted to use the RAP tax revenue to we currently have. That and 3) July 27 at 5:30 pm hosted by the Leavitt Center build some outdoor pickle ball courts. Mayoral being said, I hope we will for Politics and to be held at the SUU Great Hall. candidate Garth Green says he would use these each take a moment today—whether or not Many important issues are discussed at these funds to build some indoor recreational facilities. we thank a specific spirit, deity or Mother meetings including the following: 1) Water and I suggest that before we fund any of these worthy Nature—and still be grateful in our own way drought, 2) Rising cost of housing in Cedar City projects we spend a few dollars and put these for the miraculous moisture we have received and Iron County, 3) Zoning changes, 4) Roads and unused scoreboards in operation so that local and and hopefully will receive much more of in transportation. visiting fans can know WHAT’S THE SCORE. the near future. The candidates hope to see you at the remaining events. Your input as community members and Jeff Marchant, Cedar City voters is important.

Edyth Meredith, Cedar City What's the score? Over the years I have enjoyed watching and participating in the creation of many of the baseball/softball ballparks in Cedar City. We have now in our City an excellent complex of diamonds 6 Wednesday, July 21, 2021 news Ir on County Today Southern Utah University Award winning filmmaker launches new program at SUU by Ashley H. Palmer SUUl Col ege of Performing & Visual Arts

Southern Utah University is proud to announce Harun Mehmedinovic as the Assistant Professor of Film and Area Coordinator for their new Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Filmmaking. Mehmedinovic was born and raised in Bosnia and then relocated to the United Harun States in high school. He earned a Mehmedinovic Bachelor of Arts degree at University returns to SUU bringing with him his of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), vast knowledge and where he studied screenwriting and experience to help theater directing, and a Master of Fine empower future Arts degree in Film Directing from the filmmakers. American Film Institute (AFI). Speaking of starting the film program at SUU, he shared, “It is important for us to build a program that will get people jobs once they graduate. It is a very complicated industry. The question for us is ‘What can we focus on as a film school that is less about fantasies and more about getting jobs?’ With our program, we can focus on technical aspects that people can actually practice.” He wants the students to “take away the experi- Gavin Heffernan ence of the location. The parks and the federal including The New York Times, Wired, Time, SUU looks forward to working with Harun lands nearby are very important. We need to Forbes, NPR, CNN, Gizmodo, Slate, Los Angeles Mehmedinovic with the professional experience he facilitate some sort of storytelling that will benefit Times, LA Weekly, Vice, and Washington Post. brings to the program. The BFA program for film- the area.” Mehmedinovic said, “We have to support local making will be available in the fall of 2022. Students No stranger to southern Utah and the sur- students interests and take advantage of what SUU who may be interested should reach out to an SUU rounding Mighty 5 National Parks, Mehmedinovic has to offer with its resources. We also need to academic advisor closer to that time to inquire about is well acquainted with the beauty the region make it a unique program that will bring national the requirements of the program. For more informa- provides and has a passion for filming and pho- and international film students to the area.” tion about SUU, please visit www.suu.edu. tographing the night skies. He is the author of an Astrophotography Book and Time-lapse Series: SKYGLOW. His videos have been used at various events, most notably by The Rolling Stones on their ZIP CODE tour & 2016 Tour, Pink Floyd’s “It is important for us to build a program that will get people jobs once they graduate.” Harun Mehmedinovic

Roger Waters 2016 Tour, Desert Trip Concert, Paul Simon’s 2018 Farewell Tour, and Cosmic Gate music video “am2pm,” and National Park Service’s “100 Years” centennial video; among others. Mehmedinovic shared, “Some people don’t understand the value of something they have in their backyard because maybe they are used to it. For example, Cedar Breaks is a Dark Sky park that is close to campus, but that night sky is what 80 percent of humanity can’t see. It is important for me to stress that there is this major resource close by that people aren’t aware of or they take for granted.” As the cinematographer and co-producer, Mehmedinovic worked on Ice on Fire, a Leonardo DiCaprio-produced feature documentary for HBO which premiered in the Official Selection at Cannes Film Festival 2019, and a co-cinematographer on Akicita, a documentary film which premiered at Sundance Film Festival in January 2018. He is a regular video and photography contributor to BBC Earth, and has contributed photographs and videos to Vogue Italia, National Geographic, Astronomy Magazine, BBC Travel, Discovery Science, and Blindfold Magazine. Mehmedinovic’s photography work has been featured by various media outlets, Iron County Today news Wednesday, July 21, 2021 7 Southern Utah University u tah Legislative update Dear Friends and Neighbors, Hi everyone, I wanted to update you on some important events that happened I hope you all had an enjoyable and during the 2021 June Interim meetings. safe Independence Day! With Pioneer Interim meetings are the meetings the SUU implements new Day approaching in the next week, I am legislature has throughout the year to not only grateful for the freedoms we prepare for the General Legislative Session. experience in this great nation, but also water conservation efforts grateful for the pioneer spirit that was For more information about the Interim established by Utah’s ancestors nearly 174 meetings, as well as what the committees water consumption by installing years ago is alive and well. Utah continues I'm assigned to have been up to, please from David Bishop to lead the way in innovation, growth and continue reading below. Please reach SUUe Dir ctor of Public Relations low-flow fixtures in all restrooms, economic outlook, and we face opposition out to me if you have any questions or saving an average of 60% of water with resilience and hope. I am grateful for concerns about our work at the Legisla- CEDAR CITY — In an effort to over older faucets, toilets and sinks; our pioneer heritage. ture. I appreciate your feedback, and I look preserve water during the state’s installed synthetic turf in Eccles forward to hearing from you. ongoing severe drought, Southern Coliseum, saving 300,000 gallons Utah Fires During the interim, I serve on the Utah University has established of water per year over the past Wildland firefighters have responded to following committees: new conservation efforts to further decade; replaced water-cooled ice over 500 wildfires this year, with close to » Natural Resources, Agriculture, and enhance water management meth- machines with air-cooled units; and 90 percent of wildfires having been extin- Environment Interim Committee ods previously adopted. These new installed smart irrigation systems guished before reaching 10 acres. Over » Public Utilities, Energy, and Technology the past few weeks, the leading source efforts bring SUU into full compli- that reduce the frequency and Interim Committee of human-caused wildfires has been » Higher Education Appropriations ance with Utah Governor Spencer duration of each watering station abandoned campfires and vehicle-related Subcommittee Cox’s recent executive order. on campus. starts. Currently, campfires are widely Since April, SUU has cut water As students return to SUU for restricted throughout the state, and fireworks are restricted on state lands. Medical Care for irrigation on campus by 25-30%. the fall semester, they are encour- Transgender Minors In addition, the University is also aged to save water as much as Redistricting The committee discussed issues related developing strategies for further possible to preserve the diminished to proposals in Utah and other states that As I mentioned in would prohibit certain types of medical my last newsletter, care for transgender minors. The com- we are beginning mittee received input from a transgender to prepare for advocacy organization, a clinician, and me redistricting, as the 2021 bill sponsor. or creating new district boundaries, Land Conservation Efforts for con- In the Natural Resources, Agriculture, gressional, and Environment Interim Committee, we legislative and heard from a legislator regarding the need state school S en. Evan Vickers to study conser- board districts Utah Senate District 28 vation efforts based on the in the state. state’s resident population. A redistricting We discussed overview with information on the multiple entities legislative committee, the independent that work on redistricting commission, the process conservation and anticipated timeline has been added efforts and to the Utah Legislative Redistricting whether the Committee website. https://redistricting. state could utah.gov/redistricting-overview/ study how to make conser- Energy Assistance vation efforts R ep. Rex Shipp more efficient Utah house District 72 Utah’s Home Energy Assistance Target and effective. (HEAT) program now provides year-round energy assistance to eligible households to help with cooling costs. HEAT also helps State Monuments & Parks eligible households pay for home heating In the Natural Resources, Agriculture, and other energy costs. and Environment Interim Committee, we received a presentation from the Division COVID-19 Update of Parks and Recreation regarding the processes to create state monuments and On Friday, July 16th, the Utah Department state parks. Discussed the increased use of Health reported 5,202,362 total COVID-19 of state monuments and parks and related courtesy suu tests administered, 422,619 total positive challenges facing the division. SUU continues its efforts to make our students and community better whether it's cases, 422,619 estimated recovered cases, in or outside the classroom. 18,020 total hospitalizations, 281 current hospitalizations, 2,413 total fatalities and State Energy Plan & 1,620,127 people have received at least one Statewide Transmission reductions. Those new methods natural resource. "Resource con- dose of one of the vaccines. include: reducing the frequency and servation is definitely a collective In the Public Utilities, Energy, and duration of turf watering; removing effort on campus, we rely heavily The Southwest Utah Public Health Technology Interim Committee, we Department reported the following data: received presentations discussing Utah's turf in low use areas; additional on students, faculty, and staff to energy security, how to prevent large mulching added to retain soil mois- bring ideas and issues to the table Since May 1, unvaccinated individuals scale blackouts as witnessed in California comprise of most COVID-19 cases, and Texas, what consumers need and ture levels; and raising the mow for conversations,” said Funk. “There hospitalizations and deaths as seen in height to three inches or greater. are several facets to conservation want, and how to incorporate renewable the table below. Data shows vaccinated energies in a reliable way from the "Stewardship over all of the on campus beyond the projects individuals have significantly less chance following organizations: resources we have available to us being completed by Facilities of contracting COVID-19, including the is important. Over the last 15 years, Management - the Sustainability alpha and delta variants. There are still » Governor's Office of Energy Development; plenty of vaccines available. If you have » Public Service Commission; Facilities Management at SUU has Club, campus recycling, academic not yet received a dose, I would encourage » Division of Public Utilities; made remarkable strides in man- course content, the Sustainability you to consider getting the vaccine. For » Dixie Power; aging utility consumption in more Committee, T-Bird Bikes, an aca- information on how to sign up for the » Utah Rural Electric Cooperative; efficient ways,” said Tiger Funk, SUU demic sustainability minor - are vaccine visit https://coronavirus.utah.gov/ » Utah Associated Municipal Power; assistant vice president for facilities all examples of positive impact on vaccine. » Office of Consumer Services; » Rocky Mountain Power; and I will be providing these COVID-19 management. “As the campus resource utilization at SUU. » Utah Clean Energy. continues to grow, we recognize our Everyone can take part. It's as updates from a legislative perspective every month. I want to hear from you To see my official page and information impact on local resources increases, simple as turning off a light or and get your feedback, thoughts and about me, visit: https://house.utah.gov/ but with prudent management and reporting an issue when you see it ideas on what's happening in our local rep/SHIPPRP/ that can add up to remarkable sav- communities. Please contact me anytime input from everyone on campus, Thank you, we can significantly minimize that ings." For more information about at [email protected]. Thank you. impact." SUU’s conservation efforts, go to Sincerely, Evan Vickers , Representative Rex Shipp, SUU has previously reduced https://www.suu.edu/sustainability/. Utah State Senate House District 72 8 Wednesday, July 21, 2021 news Ir on County Today Ir on County Bookings Below are bookings as reported by the Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Cedar City Police Department. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty.

Watd ter S ewar s JULY 12 Britee Merryweather Cedar City, UT Kyle W Egan Prob/Parole Violation by Ashley Langston perspectives and expertise as they discuss current Enoch, UT DRUG – Poss C/S w/Intent to for iron county today challenges and solutions, and work to protect Iron David W Sherry Distribute, Poss Dangerous Cedar City, UT County’s future. They meet monthly as a Board, Weapon attend related meetings, do their own research DUI, Falsification of Gov Rec, No Carl S Fleming Valid DL, Fail to Reg/Exp Veh Recognizing The Central Iron and visit projects to make sure they are able to Las Vegas, NV understand and advocate for the valley’s water Prob/Parole Violation JULY 16 County Water Conservancy needs. Lorenzo Pleydle Cedar City, UT Christopher J Lasseter District Board of Directors “Each person on the Board has a background Drug Court Violation Cedar City, UT that is valuable to our discussions and decisions,” Brendan R Woolstenhulme DUI, Unsafe Lane Change, Threat The Central Iron County Water Conservancy Monroe said. “We have members who understand Cedar City, UT of Violence DRUG – Poss w/Intent to Distribute District, formed by a petition of residents in finance, engineering, development, agriculture, J7ULY 1 1997, is tasked with conserving, developing, and and their specific communities. It is a great group JULY 13 stabilizing the Cedar Valley water supply for the of people who are looking out for Iron County’s M ervin Hardy Jr. Shey L Priest Enoch, UT benefit of all current and future water users, future.” Cedar City, UT Aggravated Assault, Intoxication, Intoxication, Criminal Trespass, but none of those responsibilities could be met Over the years, Board members have made Resist/Interfere w/Arrest Disorderly Conduct, Public without the seven-member Board of Directors recharge projects possible, explored water Seth K Nielsen Urination that governs the District. import options, attended meetings for the state’s Cedar City, UT Kaden Anderson The Board is busy creating solutions, and on Groundwater Management Plan for Cedar Valley, Disorderly Conduct West Jordan, UT R onald M Rupe II Poss/Purch Tobacco by Minor June 17 it passed a resolution urging stakeholders met with state and local leaders and organizations Cedar City, UT to implement conservation measures and resolv- to ensure the future of the Pine Valley Water Rape Cameron Bagley Cedar City, UT ing to take certain water-saving actions. The Supply project, and so much more. The Board Holly R Venderley Poss/Purch Tobacco by Minor, Poss resolution acknowledged that Iron County had also oversees the District’s water systems, which Sp encerville, IN Retail Theft C/S, Drug Paraphernalia Glen D Webb Kenneth L Collins Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT Disorderly Conduct DRUG – Poss C/S, Drug Parapherna- M ichael A Bertolini lia, Open Container in Veh Cedar City, UT DRUG – Poss C/S, Drug JULY 18 Paraphernalia Celso Carillo David W Mesa Beryl, UT Cedar City, UT Burglary Intoxication, Disorderly Conduct JULY 14 Ulysses J Monroy Cedar City, UT Sangay R Lama DUI, DRUG – Poss C/S, Drug Torrence, CA Paraphernalia, Obstructing Justice, DUI, Revoke/Susp Reg, DRUG – Poss Drive on Susp/Revoke DL C/S, Drug Paraphernalia Cari L Zeigler Krystalynn S Davis Brent Hunter Terri Hartley David Harris Tyler Allred Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT DUI (2nd) DRUG – Poss C/S, Drug Parapherna- Heather E Shivak lia, Obstructing Justice Las Vegas, NV Kenalee Langeliers Assault Cedar City, UT JULY 15 Drug Paraphernalia, No Proof of Ins, Revoke, Susp Reg Freddy A Jimenez Cedar City, UT Quinn A Olsen Assault, Criminal Trespass, Beryl, UT Disorderly Conduct DUI, Fail to Yield/Stop Sign

Spencer Jones Joel Myers Tyler Melling

experienced its driest 18-month period on record, service many areas of unincorporated Iron and the governor had declared a state of emer- County. gency because of the drought. It urged community “Our Board members are invested in Iron members and stakeholders including Cedar City, County now and into the future,” Monroe said. Enoch City, Kanarraville Town, the Iron County The Central Iron County Water Conservancy School District and Iron County to take action, District Board of Directors has a public meeting and outlined ways the District would work the third Thursday of each month at 6:30 with stakeholders and the community. p.m. in the Cedar City Council Chambers. Board members are appointed by the For more information, visit www. Iron County Commission, with a goal cicwcd.org/meetings. of representing various water interests and all communities in the basin’s limits. The Iron County Water Stewards Brent Hunter chairs the Board and program recognizes community members represents agriculture, Tyler Melling for contributing to the effort to optimize and Terri Hartley represent the Cedar City every drop of water in Iron County. The Council, David Harris represents the Enoch City Central Iron County Water Conservancy Council, Tyler Allred represents the Kanarraville District (CICWCD) is actively engaged in education, area, Spencer Jones represents the development conservation, reuse and import projects to meet the and agriculture aspects of the county, and Joel growing demands on local water supply. For every Myers is an engineer by trade. effort you make to conserve, we consider you a water Paul Monroe, District General Manager, said steward, too. For more of the story and to Get to these dedicated board members bring a variety of Know Your H2O, visit www.cicwcd.org.

photos Courtesy CICWCD Iron County Today news Wednesday, July 21, 2021 9  2021 Iron County Primary 

As we areE each well aware,l greatection leadership is a key to you will notice that not every candidate wasG able to takeu an active standide for what you believe in and your growth and sustainability in every community. And the participate at this time. involvement in helping choose and support our leaders key to electing such qualified leaders is making the time To each of the candidates running for office, whether now and in the future. to get to know and then get out and vote for them. you are an uncontested incumbent or running for Ballots were mailed out to all active/eligible registered To help you make the best decision in this year’s the very first time, thank you for your courage and voters on July 20 and the last day to register to vote by election selection process we reached out to each of the commitment to help continue to make our Iron County mail, in person, or electronically will by on July 30 by candidates involved, inviting them to submit a bio and communities great. And to those who can and will vote, 5pm. For more information, including polling locations, platform statement along with their photo. However, thank you also for your courage and commitment to please visit https://www.cedarcity.org/1262/Elections.

Garth Green is the right man to give Cedar horizon that need to be handled with intelli- owned and operated a business here for 30 that same love and care, solving our water gence and courage. Our city is a regional hub years. I want to represent the values of hard Cedar City Mayor issues, attracting businesses and building with a great university, ample services for work, perseverance, and family on the Cedar our economy. visitors to nearby state and national parks City Council. — one 4-year seat — After eight years of inaction on water, we and forests, and home to top-rated events I have listened to concerns and imple- now have a true crisis on our hands, and we are like the Larry H. Miller Utah Summer Games mented solutions my whole life. As the wasting water every year. It is time for a mayor and the world-renowned Utah Shakespeare owner of Fine-Line Cabinets, Mill and Interior M aile Wilson Edwards who can solve serious water problems and Festival. All of these things (and more) mean Finish, I have worked with employees and guide Cedar City out of confusion and into hope. that Cedar City has the potential to grow, customers from all walks of life, and have Incumbent Your quality of life matters. Garth will and right now we can see evidence of that made hard decisions for the growth and make sure Cedar stays the best place in the growth in a very tight housing market and good of the company. I am prepared to do I am Maile Wilson world to live. extreme difficulty in securing water rights the same for Cedar. Edwards, and it has for developers to build new homes and In 29 seasons of coaching youth sports been my honor and businesses. and leading scout troops, I have organized privilege to serve as If I am elected to the City Council, I plan tournaments, marketed our community, and Cedar City Mayor. I Cedar City Council to advocate and vote for measures that will worked with parents and kids of all ages. I respectfully ask for your allow developers to continue building so that want to continue to represent Cedar families–– continued vote of confi- — Two 4-year seats — Cedar can continue to be an affordable place to listen to concerns, elevate our quality of life, dence in the November to live. I also want to do other things to help and keep our community moving forward in General Election. I will our community be a friendly place where we the right direction. continue to work on D erek Morton can all live happily. If you want someone who will listen and your behalf, and offer get things done, I ask you to vote Ron Riddle the following for your consideration: for Cedar City Council. Every day I seek to keep my commitments I’m Derek Morton. R. Scott Phillips to residents and businesses of Cedar City and I’m seeking your vote to help bring proven work hard on their behalf. I always remember I Incumbent C arter Wilkey work on behalf of the citizens of Cedar City! leadership and innova- tion to the Cedar City I am running for I deliver results. I assure projects are My name is Carter Council. We need to do re-election for the completed that make a difference. I strive for Wilkey and I am asking more as a community to Cedar City Council. efficiencies and always prepare a balanced the voters of Cedar prepare for the future. After spending 40 years City budget that is respectful of the use of for their support. At In a recent survey I sent working and leading taxpayer dollars. the center of a good out, 85% agreed. the Utah Shakespeare I have a firm grasp of the pivotal issues city council person I’ve LEAD OUT IN Festival and living and facing Cedar City and the best plan to needs to be a true THE PAST, cultivating a desire to work on volunteering in Cedar address them. I am best positioned to hit the desire to serve. During solutions and serve the community through City, I want to continue ground running to keep the City going in the my entire life, service service. As an innovator, I’ll bring fresh to provide public service right direction. to others has been a thinking to our challenges and help us get and to give back to the I am committed to assuring the delivery of core principle I take to on track. With rapid growth and a changing City I love. quality services to residents and businesses heart. With that true desire to serve and a world, we must ensure that Cedar City is set I have never forgotten my past and while planning for tomorrow and doing so in good vision of how to help Cedar City stay up to solve the problems that we are facing remember well growing up in the small the most fiscally responsible way. an amazing place, I know I am the right now, and in the future. rural town of Caliente, Nevada. I understand I have the background and experience candidate for the job. I’m LEADING OUT NOW, developing first the importance of strong families, small to address the challenges and seize the Early in my campaign I chose my mission: of their kind services to those coming out business, and hard work. I have been opportunities that will keep Cedar City the best Keep Cedar Strong. Cedar is an amazing of homelessness and domestic violence. Our honored locally, regionally, nationally and place to live, work, raise a family and retire. place to LIVE, WORK and raise a FAMILY. company focuses on supporting our tenants’ internationally for my leadership and service. Born and raised in Cedar City, Utah I know Serving on council is not just worrying about needs to maintain stable housing. Being a Council member requires being the impact being involved in your community water, affordability, public safety, infrastruc- I’ll LEAD OUT TO WHAT’S NEXT for our a good listener and a willingness to makes. It is service to community which ture, recreation etc. It’s about all of it. community. Whether it’s housing, inter- investigate the important issues in order inspired me to seek to serve Cedar City During the past 3+ years I have attended generational poverty, economic expansion, to make informed decisions. You can trust through public service. the majority of all city council meetings and or water resource management, we can me to always keep the greater-good of It has been my honor and privilege to have watched and learned. This has given expand and engage with public and private the community in mind. I want our City to serve you, as Cedar City Mayor, and I ask me an understanding of what issues and partnerships so that the burden isn’t falling continue to flourish and prosper. for your vote of confidence in the November concerns come before the council body and solely on the city. If the city assumes full I am grateful to the residents of Cedar General Election. I am prepared to serve my community. As responsibility, the city will ultimately fail. City for allowing me to represent them as a we continue to grow, I will ask the question, Bringing together resources to not only City Council member for the past four years. “Are we getting what we WANT today at solve challenging problems, but continually I look forward to being able to represent you G arth O. Green the expense of what the future will NEED working together with those organizations once again and ask for your vote on August to solve them is something I’ve been doing tomorrow?” Together we can KEEP CEDAR When Garth retired, 10th in the primary election. all along. STRONG! he could have lived a quiet life relaxing R on Riddle with his grandkids. M ark Mumford Instead, he turned to Enoch Mayor service, solving water I am running for problems in Africa and I am running for City Cedar City Council Malaysia, teaching Council because I love to build the kind of — one 4-year seat — self-employment in Cedar City and want to community my family–– Europe and leading have a hand in keeping and each of you––can self-reliance classes in it a great place to live proudly call home for G eoffrey L. Chesnut the Philippines. and hopefully make it a years to come. As a business owner, philanthropist, better place for all of us. I have deep roots Incumbent volunteer, father and grandfather, Garth Cedar has a number in Cedar. I raised my Green has seen every side of Cedar. of challenges both family here and have Candidate running unopposed currently and on the 10 Wednesday, July 21, 2021 news Ir on County Today

from Beaver almost 6 years ago when I was employed with Rocky Mt. Power. Now Enoch City Council I own my own business where I work hard as a mobile equipment mechanic. I believe — Two 4-year seats — my knowledge in public utilities as well as working for the state of Utah would be a good asset to the city council. R obert E. Bromley We appreciate the support we've been given & we look forward to serving the Leonard M. Correa community. Richard A. Jensen M egan Gatlin Hi! My name is Katherine A. Ross Megan Gatlin, and I am running for Parowan City Candidates did not submit profiles Council to preserve and improve our community. My husband Brady and I are raising four amazing children here parowan Mayor in Parowan. I have hiked, ran, and biked all over — one 4-year seat — our beautiful area and am committed to keeping our small-town culture, while at the same time advocating Preston B. Griffiths for trail, park, pool and other community improvements. Incumbent I am passionate about services for youth and families. I have helped youth profession- Did not submit a profile ally for over 20 years, including as a teacher and currently as a school counselor. I have a Master's Degree in Educational Psychology V ickie Hicks and hold a license in school leadership. Focusing not only on children’s academic I have been a needs, but also on their social emotional resident of the Parowan/ intelligence better prepares them for future Paragonah area for over success. Our children are our future, and I 22 years now. I spent want to better represent them in our com- four years on the City munity. I enjoy the strong bond and support Council from 2015-2019. our citizens lend one another and hope to Prior to that I was the strengthen that as a council member. I will PTO president at the represent the city in planning for a future Elementary School that builds up our community. for 4+ years and also a substitute teacher for approximately 7 years (teaching at both D avid M. Harris schools). My husband and I owned a business in David M. Harris has Parowan for 17 years known as Victoria’s Bed been an active member and Breakfast. We were also business owners of Parowan City for 27 as 7-Eleven Franchisees owning 5 stores for years with family ties 46 years. to the community going I am currently the Treasurer for two back over 50 years. He HOA Associations up at Brian Head. I know has been married 26 fiscal responsibility. I know how to manage years and has 5 kids employees and I know how to run a business. that have attended I feel I have a lot to offer Parowan. I love this or are still attending community and would love the opportunity Parowan schools. to “Keep Parowan Great!” Parowan is growing Over the past 25 years he has built and in leaps and bounds and needs to focus operated a successful cabinet business on what the community needs to grow bringing many jobs to Parowan. Since wisely, and I think I am that person. I would purchasing Southern Country Chevron in 2015, appreciate your support. he has been able to add even more local jobs and increase sales tax revenue for the city. He has also built new homes, remodeled old homes, revived dying businesses, and worked P arowan City Council to form lasting relationships with many members of the community. — Two 4-year seats — David enjoys meeting community members and listening to their concerns and suggestions. He is willing to work with S haron Downey others to create solutions that will benefit the community. Did not submit a profile Parowan City Council needs someone with the kind of proven good business sense that David has demonstrated to guide us into D anny Eyre reasonable growth while still maintaining a small-town atmosphere. My name is Danny Eyre and I'm running for Parowan city council. James M. Harris I believe it's import- ant to be involved in Incumbent the community and to Parowan has been my serve. I believe if you hometown since 1965. I want to see change, spent 30 years working you get involved. Hard in Las Vegas, but always work & service to the considered Parowan my community is the way to home, and I love being make a positive difference. I believe private home. I have forty years property rights should be #1 on the forefront of experience in residen- of public policy. I believe in limited govern- tial and commercial ment and standing up for what you believe construction: ground-up in, even when it’s not popular. construction consisting My wife and I have been married for 12 of onsite and offsite work and a knowledge years and we have 4 wonderful kids. We of all aspects of that construction. have served the community volunteering The citizenry needs to be informed of city in the little league and the PTO. We moved projects, utility expenses - loss and profit, and Iron County Today news Wednesday, July 21, 2021 11 12 Wednesday, July 21, 2021 news Ir on County Today Iron County Today news Wednesday, July 21, 2021 13 the feasibility of projects to save tax dollars as make Brian Head our home for the past 5 well as out of pocket dollars. years after visiting consistently over the past T yler Allred I am a graduate of Parowan High School. Brian Head Mayor two decades. I have served two years in the United States I plan take my 40 plus years of manage- Marine Corp. I have worked hard and know — one 4-year seat — ment and leadership paired with the passion Candidates running unopposed the rewards of hard work and doing it right. I have for this fantastic town, to serve and I am a husband, a father, and grandpa, and I honor the values set within our town seal. am proud of my heritage. C layton Calloway During my time as a leader I have managed Fiscal responsibility, financial self-reliance, successful teams while staying in budget, and a pride in work are paramount. We should Incumbent just like I will do for our town. P aragonah Mayor have a smile on our face when we tell people Quality of life is important to everyone, that we are from Parowan, UT and that comes and is a big part of my reason for running for — one 4-year seat — from a personal pride in our city. We need to Candidate running unopposed a council position. I will support our town’s be a friendly community. values while continuing the growth needed. As an avid outdoor person, I plan to D aniel K. Abbott support the preservation of our great town R ochell Topham within a wonderful outdoor backdrop. Did not submit a profile Brian Head When you see Sheryl and I walking on our Hi! I am Rochell wonderful trails, please wave and say, “Hi!” Topham. I grew up in Town Council Thank you for your faith and trust in my R . Todd Robinson Enoch, UT and gradu- ability to serve our town. ated from Cedar High — Two 4-year seats — Incumbent School. My husband Travis and I married Did not submit a profile in 1997. We decided S haun Kelly Kanarraville Mayor to make our home in Parowan in 1998. We Incumbent — one 4-year seat — have loved raising our P aragonah Did not submit a profile family in this beautiful community we have called home for the B etty Gould Town Council last 23 years. I am currently finishing up a M arty Tidwell bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education & Incumbent — Two 4-year seats — Special Education. I love being able to work with children and people in the community. Did not submit a profile I am running for Parowan City Council Candidate running unopposed T ravis J. Isaacson because I believe that I can make a positive difference in our community. As an elected D ennis Van Nostran official I would listen and consider all aspects Roger Jacobson of the issues that need to be looked at and Hello, as a proud the concerns of the community before making resident of Brian Head I Kanarraville a decision. I am not a politician so I have am honored to carry on Tom Milk no hidden agenda or any personal gain for my family’s legacy of Town Council wanting to run for office. serving the community I would truly work hard and do what is on our City Council. I — Two 4-year seats — Jessica (Jessie) Stewart best for Parowan and the citizens that live am also a proud father here. I love Parowan and the people in it and and grandfather to 10 Candidates did not submit profiles want to make the quality of life better for wonderful young kids. B randon Jonsson everyone who lives here while keeping with My wife Sheryl and I the hometown feel. have been fortunate to Incumbent 14 Wednesday, July 21, 2021 showcase Arts + Entertainment in Iron County

Huzzah!for the Ren-Faire It was a weekend of celebrations for both much needed rain and the reign of minstrels, mongrels, magicians, jugglers, belly- dancers and feathered- creature tamers. As the famous Ren-Faire returned to the Main Street Park in Cedar City, thousands of people came to enjoy sword- fights, artwork, various vendors, pick out the perfect addition to their medieval wardrobe, drink some real root beer and feast upon a traditional giant turkey leg. If you happened to miss it this year, fear not, it shall return next year!

photos by corey baumgartner Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, July 21, 2021 15 M y first three SUMA hosts intimate exhibition USF reviews, exploring past, present of corsets from James Culbertson participants from more than 40 approached me about the play more to follow countries. One of the winners, and partnership,” said Jessica F or Iron County Today Nika Danielska from Poland, is Kinsey, executive director of by Mary Anne Andersen CEDAR CITY — Southern included in the exhibition at SUMA. “As the art museum at the Cedar City Arts Council Utah Museum of Art (SUMA), on SUMA.” Beverley Center for the Arts, this the campus of Southern Utah Crow added, “Some of these is a great example of how we can rofoundly: Originating in the depths University (SUU), announces a objects display extraordinary bring the performing and visual of one’s being.” That is the word historical timeline of corsetry sewing craftsmanship, but many arts together.” “Pand its definition that Brian Vaughn with the exhibition, The Corset as are three-dimensional objects SUMA is currently open and Frank Mack use to express how much they Art: Past & Present. In Connection created from artistic minds Monday through Saturday from miss Fred Adams as the new Utah Shakespeare with Utah Shakespeare Festival using different methodologies 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. SUMA will host Season begins. Fred is missing this year and I Production of Intimate Apparel, to make three-dimensional art. several in-person events related feel it too. He should be walking around with his the Exhibition will Feature Both One of the works is, in fact, a to The Corset as Art: Past & shirt sleeves rolled up, greeting you with a gentle Utilitarian and Artistic Corsetry. costume created for the actress Present, both members-exclusive sarcastic remark—one person whose vision The exhibition was curated Scarlett Johansson’s appearance and open-to-the-public events produced the balcony I stand on during inter- by Laura Crow, costume historian on Saturday Night Live and made will be available. For more infor- mission to look over the rest of the grounds with and professor emerita from the entirely of plastic mylar.” mation on the activities, dates, “profound” happiness. I heard Fred call the years University of Connecticut, and The Corset as Art: Past & and times, please check SUMA’s of the new campus construction “hell”, but I want will feature more than 30 corsets Present is being held in conjunc- website regularly at http://www. you to know, Fred, it was worth it. The new season is peopled with other individuals who leave their marks in my heart. The wrenching Ragtime with its panoramic presentation of early 1900’s America is made compelling by the individuals who populate the stage. Melinda Pfundstein is a commanding presence whose demeanor and influence as Mother controls the narrative. I believed in her response to every devastating experience, felt her heartache and compassion just in the way she moved and spoke. She was beautiful, as always. And Ezekiel Andrew was riveting as Coalhouse Walker. I rejoiced with him, grieved with him, despaired with him, and couldn’t wait to hear him sing again. This actor is a singer of the highest caliber. Note to Frank and Brian: Is it possible to sign this gentle- Custom corsets man to a ten-year contract? We by Hilary Specht, are the luckiest of theater-goers to have this guy Untitled (1660 on our stage. We’ve seen him here before and I Restoration), 2020 (Left) and hope for more to come. Paloma Soledad, Aaron Galligan-Stierle is also not new to Untitled, 2005 us and is an actor that I have a second-hand (Right) will join a connection with. I was so touched by this gentle creative collection father’s love of his little girl and then was so of corsets during this more intimate delighted to see that she is his real-life daughter. and intricate art (His son is also in the show.) exhibition. Those three are just the suns around which other actors rotate, memorable in their portrayals as individuals caught up in a time of photos Courtesy James Culbertson racial conflict and immigration issues. Have we learned nothing since then? We are fighting the from national and international tion with the Utah Shakespeare suu.edu/suma. Any changes to same battles in the same ways. See this show. artists. The Corset as Art: Past & Festival (USF) and their hours and programs will be You won’t forget it soon. Present will present a historical production of Intimate Apparel. communicated immediately via Rhett Guter is another individual whose pres- timeline of corsets, ranging from The play is the heart-rending email and SUMA’s social media ence is huge this season. In Pirates of Penzance, early period pieces to contem- yet hopeful story of Esther, an channels. he is a pirate king who dances, sings, dances, plays porary works of wearable art. African American woman in the This, along with the Utah to the audience, dances, and does the splits. And Viewers will be immersed in the early 1900s that creates intricate Shakespeare 60th Anniversary acts up a storm. And when he does a dance-off intriguing history, evolution and pieces of lingerie for a wealthy Exhibition, will provide a breath- with the Police Sergeant, our own SUU graduate artistry of corsetry. clientele while also searching for taking look into an underrepre- Ian Allred, that voice yelling “more, more”, was “I have chosen this subject love and acceptance. Written by sented art form, and celebrate the mine. Wherever Ian’s future lies, he will be able to in particular to highlight a very two-time Pulitzer Prize winner legacy of the Utah Shakespeare say he held his own with Rhett Guter! undervalued art form. The Lynn Nottage and directed by Festival. More information about Now don’t be offended, Michael Doherty, concept of wearable art–not actor, theatre educator, and the exhibition can be found on but in our family, we call you Gumby, after that fashion–has been evolving since director Tasia A. Jones, Intimate SUMA’s website at www.suu.edu/ rubber toy that could bend into all configurations. the 1960s,” said guest curator Apparel explores social divisions suma. Admission to the museum Michael is an eye magnet for me when on stage Crow. “In 1987, Dame Suzie of race, religion, equality, class is free and open to the public in Comedy of Errors. And there is another role Moncrieff founded the World of and sexism. thanks to the above sponsors waiting later in the season! Wearable Art (WOW) contest, “I was thrilled when Frank and by Cedar City RAP Tax, Utah We miss you, Fred, but you have left us so, so which occurs every September Mack, executive producer of Division of Arts and Museums, much…. over a 3-week period and draws the Utah Shakespeare Festival, and Zions Bank.

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Community + Personal Interest in Iron County Solomon Nunes Carvalho, artist and photographer, life was invited to join and document the Jewish artist visits journey. Pioneer Iron County, 1854

Part One: John C. Freemont’s 5th expedition saved at Parowan from Jay M. Jones F or Iron County Today On 7 Feb 1854, a lookout in Parowan noted a party of men entering the north end of the valley about 20 miles away. The Walker War, a conflict between Utah settlers and the Ute tribe, was not yet resolved and the Southern Utah settlements were on high alert. It was supposed that the men observed were Native Americans. As it turned out, the group was led by John C. Freemont on his 5th exploration into the Western United States, this time looking for a viable route for a transcon- tinental railroad along the 38th parallel. About two-thirds of Freemont’s men were Native American, with eleven Delaware Historical and three Wyandot on the expedition threads roster. One of Freemont’s party was Solomon Nunes Carvalho, an artist and photographer who was invited by Freemont to join the expedition to document the journey with daguerreotypes, an early type of photograph. Carvalho also kept a written record of the trip, which he published as “Incidents of Travel and Adventure in the Far West”. Starting at Westport, Missouri, A stone memorial Freemont’s group of just over 20 men honors John C. traveled west through Kansas and Freemont and Colorado. Carvalho writes about a company who were buffalo hunt on the plains, narrowly seeking a potential escaping a massive grass fire, cross- railroad route through ing several mountain passes in the the Rockies. Colorado Rockies and a near freezing crossing of the Colorado River. After crossing the Green River in Utah, the explorers continued to the southwest through Goblin Valley and Capitol Reef. Although most of Carvalho’s daguerreotypes were either lost or later destroyed in a warehouse fire, some paintings had been made from a few of them, including a scene of Wild Horse Butte and another of rock spires in Cathedral Valley. Freemont chose to make his journey in the winter time in order to

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CEDAR BREAKS STAR PARTY – (Every Fri, decor, scented bath salts, indestructible Wed, July 21 Sat, Sun, 9-11pm) @ North View Overlook dish/pan scrubbers, baby blanket & booty T ues, July 27 (the last Overlook in Cedar Breaks closest to ensembles, jewelry, homeopathic items. A fun JUNK FOOD DAY Brian Head – Hwy 143). Cost $10 per person, and unique shopping experience for all ages. CRÈME BRULEE DAY 15yrs. and younger are free. National Parks/ Turn your passion into profit and have your CHARACTER SKETCHES “Creative achieve- OPEN MIC – COWBOY POETRY AND Interagency America the Beautiful passes own booth. Info – Linda 435-559-1657. ment in American comic books.” (Each WESTERN MUSIC (6:30pm) Mt. View Ranch are accepted. Rangers provide telescopes Wed 6:30-7:30pm) Cedar City Library [303 N 100 FESTIVAL CITY FARMERS MARKET, (9am to Museum (10 South 600 West, Parowan). FREE and a formal program at the top of the hour, E] (435) 586-6661. All skill levels welcome. This 1pm), @ 45 W Center Street. Every Saturday admission. All are welcome to participate or then an informal constellation tour will be year’s theme is Award Winners. Characters in rain or shine. Artwork, baked goods, crafts, just come and enjoy. given. Dress warm and bring chairs, blankets. July will be drawn from Eisner Award winners. custom semi-precious stone, costume jewelry, Participants welcome to bring their own 60TH ANNUAL UTAH SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL farm fresh produce, homemade brownies & telescope and red flashlights. Info: (435) (8pm, w/2pm Matinees) FREE nightly Greenshow candies, home style treats, homemade jams 986-7120 or www.nps.gov/cebr. at 7:10 pm, backstage tours, seminars, and & jellies, homeopathic items and 100% real play orientations. Plays featured this season honey. Free gift for fathers. in repertory are: ‘Pericles’ (June 21 – Sept 9), SATURDAY FARMER’S MARKET, (9am to ‘Richard III’ (June 22 – Sept 10), ‘The Comedy S at, July 24 1pm), Saturdays @ IFA, 905 S Main. Good of Errors’ (June 23 – Sept 1), ‘The Pirates of weather outside, bad weather inside. Farmers Penzance’ (June 25 – Oct 9), ‘Ragtime’ (June 26 P iONEER DAY with vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey, baked – Sept 11), ‘Cymbeline’ (July 16 – Oct 9), ‘Intimate goods & breads, meats, tamales, food Apparel’ (July 17 – Oct 9), ‘The Comedy of Terrors’ vendors, hand-crafted items including soaps, (July 29 – Oct 9) & Words Cubed (August 13 – 28). lotions, jewelry, clothing, home décor and For tickets and information call 1-800-PLAYTIX gifts for all ages. For booth prices & info: (435) (752-9849) or visit www.bard.org. 559-1657. ENOCH CITY: PIONEER DAY CELEBRATION – Fireworks Show held west of Old Enoch Park Wed, July 28 (1600 E 5250 N, Enoch). Info: (435) 586-1119. *Weather permitting MILK CHOCOLATE DAY SIMON FEST THEATRE CO. @ Heritage CHARACTER SKETCHES “Creative achieve- Center Theater (105 N 100 E, Cedar City). ment in American comic books.” (Each Matinee performance at 2pm, evenings at S un, July 25 Wed 6:30-7:30pm) Cedar City Library [303 N 100 7pm. Featured performances: “Baskerville: A E] (435) 586-6661. All skill levels welcome. This Sherlock Holmes Mystery”, “Daddy Long Legs PARENTS’ DAY year’s theme is Award Winners. Characters in the Musical”, “Deathtrap” & “Looking Over July will be drawn from Eisner Award winners. The President’s Shoulder”. Info/tickets at Your kids require you most of all to www.simonfest.org. love them for who they are, not to spend your whole time trying to correct them. Bill ART FOR THE BREAKS (Mon – Thurs 9am Ayers – 9pm & Fri – Sat 9am – 6pm @ Cedar City CEDAR CITY PIONEER DAY CELEBRATION: T hurs, July 29 Library (303 N 100 E). All proceeds benefit (8am) Town Meeting at the Rock Church (79 BRISTLECONE: CARS & COFFEE (9am INTERN DAY Cedar Breaks Education Programs. All pieces E Center St.). Guest speaker Waldo D. Galan – Noon) @ Bristlecone Company (67 W are priced to sell at great prices from will speak about The Legacy of Pioneers. University Blvd/Center St, Cedar City). Join NEIGHBORHOOD SLOW ROLL (6-9pm) @ regionally recognized artists. Info: Artisan’s Info: Royce (713) 542-2207. Activities in the for a casual meet-up to connect, grab a fresh Southview Trailhead. Fun, food, music, games Gallery (435) 586-4850. Main Street Park (9:30am – 3pm) Rides from coffee, New York bagels, and enjoy some of and prizes! All forms of active transportation Funtime Inflatables, Vendors, Food, and the sweetest rides Cedar City has to offer. are welcome! Win a free swag-bag if you ride, entertainment. If interested in participating Info: (435) 708-0000. don’t drive, to the event. Connected families in the Family Trek around the park, dress in are protected families. T hurs, July 22 pioneer clothing. Info: Rick (435) 531-9368, Vendors & entertainment call Cathy (435) EXPLORING CONSCIOUSNESS AND HAMMOCK DAY 531-9327, or entertainment & family trek call M on, July 26 SPIRITUALITY (7-8:30pm) 6 week class. Crescent Julie (435) 383-7373. Heights Clubhouse. Get together with like- ART IN THE PARK (9am – 5pm, Thurs - Sat) AUNT AND UNCLE DAY minded individuals for teachings and discussion @ Frontier Homestead State Park (635 N Main VALENTINE PEAK PARK RUN (Every Sat, with Carla Fox, shamanic practitioner and St., Cedar City). $4 per person. Three artists, 8am) @ Iron County Fairgrounds. FREE, GRIFOLS GEOCASH TREASURE HUNT (July energy healer. Info: (435-708-1440) (no text). one musician perform/demonstrate each weekly, timed 5K run/jog/walk. Open to all – August) Community treasure hunt. Our weekend until Labor Day Weekend (Sept 3rd). ages and all abilities - each week we have wonderful local businesses and community Artists demonstrate/sell their art at tables a Tail Walker, so you will never be last. are giving back and supporting our while musicians perform throughout the day. Organized by volunteers. Join us! Info/Reg: organization, Canyon Creek Services. Info: To participate call Jana (435) 865-1441, Frontier parkrun.us/valentinepeak. grifolsgeocash.com/ Want your event Homestead (435) 586-9290. SWEET PEA FARM & ORCHARD: FARM SUMA: SPECIAL EXHIBIT – CORSET AS ART on our calendar? SUMA: NATIONAL HOT DOG DAY (12pm to BREAKFAST (8–11am) @ Sweet Pea Farm & (Mon – Sat, 11am – 6pm) @ SUMA (13 South 2pm) @ SUMA (13 S 300 W, Cedar City). In honor Orchard (136 S 600 W, Parowan), pricing per 300 West, Cedar City). FREE admission. Held of National Hotdog Day, SUMA will be hosting item ranges $2.50 – $7.50. Info: (435) 531-6461. in conjunction with the Utah Shakespeare There is no charge for calendar items. a hot dog lunch. Enjoy a delicious, free hot dog Festival (USF) and their production of Intimate Your submissions can be made online RED ACRE: SATURDAYS ON THE FARM (8am lunch and complete multiple colorful, rainbow Apparel. Info: www.suu.edu/suma. at ironcountytoday.com, or emailed to – 8pm) @ Red Acre Farm (2322 W 4375 N, art activities inspired by Rainbow Hotdog Bridge [email protected] or brought Cedar City). No entry fee to the farm. We love MESSIANIC DANCE WORKSHOP (3:30-5pm) by Russell T. Gordon. Info: (435) 586-5432. to 389 N 100 W, #12, Cedar City, Utah and appreciate the peak of interest in @ Cedar City Library, (303 N. 100 E.). Info: (702) 84721. The deadline is Friday at noon. The SUMA: CREATE PLAYDATE (12:30 pm – 1:30 homesteading, growing, and raising food. We 460-2317. Come learn Ancient Judeo-Christian calendar is not to be used for advertising. pm) @ SUMA (13 S 300 W, Cedar City), FREE want to share with you how this small family dances and songs from the Scripture. Easy Items will be printed at our discretion. admission. Each Create Playdate is about farm does it and how we got to where we are and fun! 45-minutes long and is geared toward today. preschool children (ages 3 to 5) and their parents/guardians. Every book read at Create Playdate is followed by a make-n-take activity. Info: (435) 586-5432. For updates follow them on Facebook. This week’s book is, “The Pigeon Finds a Hotdog” by Mo Willems. IRON COUNTY LOCAL HOMELESS COUNCIL (ICLHC) (6-8pm) @ community classroom at Libertad Apartments located at 1044 N. Hovi Hills Drive, Cedar City. Open to all community members interested in participating in solutions supporting the most vulnerable populations in the community. Livestreamed RED ACRE: KIDS FARM TOUR (11am) @ Red via the council’s Facebook page. Acre Farm (2322 W 4375 N, Cedar City), $8 for 16 yrs. and older, $5 for 3–15 yrs. Ages 2 yrs. and under are FREE. Be sure to sign up Online. If you would like to ask questions, know more, F ri, July 23 get our full attention we suggest a farm tour. This tour will include specific planned GORGEOUS GRANDMA DAY activities just for kids. FRIDAY NIGHT CONCERT (8pm) @ Parowan RENTWAPO-WORKS FARMERS MARKET City Park (Main St & Center), FREE admission. (Saturdays 9-2pm), (4871 N Enoch Rd.) Eggs, Bring a chair or blanket. This week’s band is pecans, popcorn, hand crafted items, home Hi-Jinx. Info: (435) 599-4504 or (435) 477-8190. Iron County Today life Wednesday, July 21, 2021 19 calendar We all scream ongoing opportunities for ice cream! Caregivers through exchange of ideas, information, G overnment 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging referrals. www.cedarprofessionals.org hat’s your favorite ice Offices, 585 N Main, Ste. 1, Cedar City cream flavor? Me, I am a Cedar City Council Color Country Winds Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall, 10 Celebrate Recovery Wed • Come brush up on your band chocolate kind of gal, skills to share with the community. Call W N. Main St (435) 586-2950 (Christian 12-Step Program) Wed 6:30 pm but every now and then I let my • True Life Center, 2111 N Main, Cedar Debbie at (435) 559-9609 for time and Enoch City Council City. We believe that through Christ we location. tastebuds wander. My love affair 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall, 900 E can be victorious over any hurts, habits, with ice cream began years ago. Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 hang-ups (Phil. 4:13) • Jeff J 801-638-1800, Color Country Pickleball My maternal grandparents are Gary D. 702-303-5662. M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake Enoch Planning Commission Ctr), Paddles & balls supplied. (435) Beaver people so every so often H elproom 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall, 900 E 586-6345 I would pile into our 1974 Ford A myanne Rigby Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Fri, 2-3 pm • Free online support group for survivors of Domestic Violence, Sexual H ey Cedars Square Dance Esquire Station wagon with my six c ontriBUter Iron County Commission Assault. Safe space to communicate, feel Wed • Beginner’s, 6:30 pm, Mainstream siblings and hit the road with mom 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am • Commission supported and share perspectives on Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior and dad to grandma’s house. On rare occasions, we Chambers, 68 S 100 E, Parowan healing, recovery. Join at: affiliate.rainn. Center, 489 E 200 S. Info: Pat (435) org/helproom/canyoncreekservices. 233-5910 would take the “old road” to Parowan and grab ice cream Iron County Democrats cones at the Pit Stop. They were simply delicious. 3rd Sat, 9-10:30 am • Pastry Pub, 86 W Multiple Sclerosis Pickleball Group Center, Cedar City 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar Visitor’s Center, Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts. Intertwined with my pit stop memories of ice cream 581 N Main. Caregivers and those with MS Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) are the memories of churning ice cream in my grandma Iron County Republican and free (outdoors) Women N ami Bridges & Family to Family Hofheins’ ice cream freezer. As a family, we would gather 3rd Wed, 11:30 am. Tickets $20, https:// Thurs, 7 pm • SW Behavioral Health Center, Rock Club in grandma’s kitchen and participate in the ritual of www.ironcountyrepublicanwomen.com 245 E 680 S, Cedar City. Free • (435) 590-7749 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, 201 W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. Learn about freezing the ice cream. It was fun, as cousins by the Parowan City Council N arcotics Anonymous geology, find gems, fossils and minerals. dozens flocked to take a turn at churning, knowing there www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall, 35 E Learn to cut and polish and make jewelry. would be a big payoff. 100 N • (435) 477-3331 KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar southernutahrockclub.org City) unless otherwise listed In my later years, I ventured just two streets west of Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm S enior Yoga Classes my home and discovered Cedar City’s Main Street. This Mon, 1-2pm • Canyon West Park behind S ervice groups Just for Today • Wed, 8 pm was a huge discovery for me. Back in those days, Cedar Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm the Senior Center • Wed, 1-2pm • Cedar City Senior Center (489 E 200 S). Easy to Drug and Fernwood’s both had soda fountains. It was big American Legion Auxiliary Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm do. Please bring own mat. (435) 586-0832 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar Library, 303 N 100 E, Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm business for me to take my Cowley Drug candy money Amer. Legion Conf. Room • (435) 704-6654 (Small room) Southern Utah Woodturners and spend it on ice cream. But it proved worth it. After Women Only • Sun, 11 am 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood Bikers Against Child Abuse Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm • The shop, 703 W 600 S. all, during the dog days of summer, don’t we all scream 1st Thurs 7 pm • Courtyard Marriott (1294 Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar (877) for ice cream? S Interstate Dr, Cedar City), Cedar Breaks 865-5890. T ae Kwon Do Class Today, Bulloch Drug on Cedar City’s Main Street is my Conference Room Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic Pornography Addiction Center, 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/ favorite soda fountain. I have been frequenting Bulloch’s Elks Lodge #1556 Recovery for Men mo., ages 5+, any experience level (435) for the past twenty-three years with one or more of our 111 E Freedom Blvd. Cedar City, (435) Thurs, 7:30pm • Canyon View seminary 865-9223. Helps benefit Canyon Creek 586-8332 building (54 W 1925 N). North entrance. Crisis Center. five children. The history of this place is just as delicious Lion’s Club Pregnancy, Infant Loss T ai Chi For Arthritis as the ice cream. Tues, 12 pm • Call Pres. Roger Shurtz 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So. Wed & Fri, 9:30-10:30 am • Cedar Senior for mtg. info. Everyone welcome! (435) Utah • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar • Center, 489 E 200 S. FREE low-impact, 590-2896 www.southernutahshare.com health benefitting exercise for Seniors. Helps with coordination, balance, Marine Corps League Senior Blind/Visually Impaired flexibility and more. To register – contact Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library Maria Bailey (435) 673-3548. Space Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. Southwest Parkinson’s Alliance limited. R otary Club 2nd Tues, 1 pm. • Cedar City Senior T ake Action for Freedom Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech, 757 W 800 Center, 489 E 200 S • Kristy 435-559-9681. Wed, 7 pm • Stahli West 600 N. Airport S, Cedar City • (435) 233-0244 Road, Cedar • Help preserve our Constitution, Republic, voting laws, C lasses/Activities medical freedoms, traditional education Support Groups curriculum, 1st & 2nd Amendment Rights, getty images A dult Barre/Modern Dance education on CRT & Southern boarder Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, issues/illegal immigration & local/ In 1934, present day Bulloch drug was Thornton Drug AA—Alcoholics Anonymous county/state Legislature issues (435) 635-3603 • www.utahaa.org 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to until 1955 when Don and Sylvia Bulloch purchased the members, or $8 drop-in fee. Helpline: John (702) 802-1332, Kara (702) Top Bar Hive Bee Keeping business. Don and Sylvia expanded the drug store to 232-6829 Arthritis Foundations Exercise 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 house a café and a long soda fountain along the north City) unless otherwise listed Time TBA, Cedar Senior Center 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained T OPS – Take Off Pounds wall. Unfortunately, in 1960, their doors closed. Gratefully, Speaking From The Heart • M – Sa, Noon instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, in 1996 Evan and Chris Vickers purchased Bulloch Drug Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am endurance-building activities, relaxation Sensibly Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm techniques, and health education topics. Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. and resurrected Cedar City’s gathering place. Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute Evening weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm This 1950’s themed soda fountain serves up milk (435) 586-1112 Ext. 307 A wana Bible Club • Cedar City Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose Misfits • M – F, 6 pm 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 - 8:30 pm, 3 weight without buying special foods. • shakes, ice cream sodas, and banana splits. Bulloch’s Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm yrs-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 - 8 pm, Valley 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) or 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) “soda jerk” can customize any ice cream order. The store • T, F, Noon. • True Life Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, Cedar City • The Great Fact (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 Water Aerobics Class is complete with a vintage jukebox, 1950’s parlor chairs Center (TLC) 2111 N. Main. • (702) 802-1332 Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 and tables, bulk candy, Fernwood Sweets, Utah Truffles or (702) 533-7856 Book Club W., Fun, up-tempo workout to music. Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm • 685 N 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 303 Intensive cardio, full body muscle toning. and chocolate covered Cinnamon bears. 300 E, Parowan • (435) 477-8925 N 100 E. • June 10, "Engineering Eden" by Any fitness level. All ages. $3/class, Other fun Cedar City summer treat spots worthy of Women’s Meeting • Sat, 10:30 am Jordan Fisher Smith including pool admission. (435) 327-2091 your wander include: Palette Bakery, Sub Zero Nitrogen My Story • Sat, 8 pm (no text) Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual • Sun, Cedar Chest Quilters’ Guild Ice Cream, Crumbl Cookies, Hermie’s, Culver’s Dairy 11 am Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center, Weightwatchers Reimagined! Queen, Finney Farm Dairy and Country Store, Tiki Shack, What a Way to Start the Day • Su, W, F 489 E 200 S. Sewing projects for all Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar Aquatic Center, 2090 and Cones Shaved Ice. 7-8 am • All are welcome abilities. Block of the Month. Make W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, in-person friends, improve your skills & have motivation from members, trained guides Al-Anon fun. Visitors are always welcome. Info: and wellness coaches. (702) 832-0555. Grandma Hofheins’ Homemade Ice Cream KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar Ms. Ronnie Badgett. (435) 477-2243. Evening workshops now available. www. City) unless otherwise listed cedarchestquiltersguild.org weightwatchers.com/us/find-a-meeting) Scald 2 quarts milk until layer of milk forms on Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm • Call for Cedar Radio Control Club Wellness Place the top. Remove from burner, then add the following info: (435) 704-8984 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) ingredients: • Tues, 7-8 pm • (435) 559-3333 Easy Does It 303 N 100 E. 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc. »»3 cups sugar Hope for Today (Family Groups) com/upcoming-classes Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 Cedar City Toastmasters »»8 tablespoons flour Alzheimer's Caregiver Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub • 86 W Zumba Classes »»¼ teaspoon salt. University Blvd. Find your voice & shape Tues, 11:30 – 12:30pm • Cedar City Senior Online Meetings: 2nd Fri, 5:30 pm, 4th your future. Be the leader and speaker Center (489 E 200 S). Have fun getting in Stir until custard consistency. Let cool until room Mon, 5:30 pm • RSVP to [email protected] you want to be. (603) 731-0116 shape. (435) 586-0832 temperature and then add 4 eggs slightly beaten then or (435) 238-4998 x8773 Cedar Professionals add vanilla and lemon extract to your liking. Add 1 1/2 ARP—Addiction Recovery Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 To add your ongoing opportunity to our pints whipping cream pour into ice cream freezer and 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary S Highway 91, Cedar City. Organization calendar, call 867-1865, ext.6 or email building, Main & 300 N, Parowan of business people. Stimulate business [email protected] churn. 20 Wednesday, July 21, 2021 life Ir on County Today “ The Lineman” o matter where probably devote the rest Communication and you go in your city, of his life to just painting connection are crucial to N you’re probably people using (abusing) our not only our survival, but not far away from seeing a technologies. our happiness. That’s not telephone line, or several. Would he paint the per- just a personal opinion, I can’t tell you how many son too busy texting to pay that’s been proven when we beautiful pictures have attention that walks into are born and the nurturing been ruined by intruding a door, or into a fountain? power of being held by phone and power lines. Yet, Would he paint a family in human hands and recently we need them to continue the living room spending proven again by COVID-19 communicating with others, time together, but everyone when the happiness and right? So, this particular rut has their head down in their health of so many were is an both an hindered by being ode of gratitude deprived of even owed to those a simple smile or brave men and hug from loved women who not ones. only put them the rut As much as up, but repair L ess Traveled we humans seem and replace Corey Baumgartner to be created to those lifelines in create, it would iron county today our world, and also stand to also a reminder reason we are also to us to use them wisely. phones, or tablets because created to connect. How Even with our more their “family time” is more do you connect to others modern cell-towers, we about texting, playing in your life? Only through Norman Rockwell can only imagine what games, or doing their own texts and emojis? Are we in lane, or a reprimand for toys, then even just a couple wonderful illustrations thing? Perhaps one of his the habit of asking people those moments when we of decades ago. Thus, this Norman Rockwell would more spiritual illustrations how they’re doing and leave do give in to the demands week’s rut is just a reminder have painted had he lived would similarly show people it at that? Or, we assume of our (potentially) to not let them control our just a couple of decades in church, but instead of people don’t care and so we divisive devices. Today’s lives to the point where longer. Think of all the listening to the preacher answer, “I’m fine.” This not technology is amazing! We we forget not only how to precarious predicaments or pastor, it shows them only create disconnection, can accomplish so much truly communicate, but also and scenarios technology with their heads down—not but distance and even dis- more (potentially) with the connect with our fellow has allowed each of us to in reverence, but playing sonance amongst ourselves. convenience and capabili- humans. Perhaps we’ve been become entranced by and games on their distracting Don’t worry, this isn’t ties of our smartphones and spoiled by technology for entangled in! He could devices. a trip down judgement other technological tools/ too long? Iron County Today life Wednesday, July 21, 2021 21 artist « Continued from page 17 Cedar City Rotary Club raising funds for demonstrate that travel was possible over the route year-round. school pantries through golf ball drop Four days before reaching the Little Salt Lake Valley, Freemont’s party was surrounded by very deep snows. On near from Tessa Douglas county schools serviced by a mobile pantry. Beginning this fall, the Cedar City Rotary Club starvation rations for weeks, some of the F or Iron County Today horses and mules were slaughtered for food. will sponsor a mobile pantry for Fiddlers Two Delaware scouts were sent out to find a The Cedar City Rotary Club and SUU’s Elementary School, the next school eligible good route through the mountains, but they Rotaract Club are raising funds to support based on criteria identified by Utah Food Bank. returned without success. Freemont knew of two Iron County School District (ICSD) pantry Rotarians will volunteer to box delivered food the young settlement of Parowan in the Little projects by selling numbered golf balls that will from the pantry for the children to take home to Salt Lake Valley. Reaching it was their best be dropped by helicopter onto the Cedar Ridge their families. hope for survival. Golf Course. To help raise funds for the central pantry, the That night Carvalho assisted Freemont in These pantry projects will serve hundreds of Rotary Club is selling numbered golf balls which making astronomical observations. Freemont hungry children and their families, and will allow can be purchased for $10 each. The golf balls will knew that an occultation (likely involving a an already existing program to become more be dropped by helicopter on the 18th fairway of moon of Jupiter passing out of view behind efficient and better supported. After learning Cedar Ridge Golf Course on August 11th, where the planet) would occur that night. By noting that Iron County has one of highest poverty numerous flags representing prizes will have the time of the occultation, the longitude of levels in Utah, and that childhood hunger and been placed. The golf ball which lands closest to their camp could be determined. With careful homelessness are significant issues in this area, each prize flag will win that prize, and partici- observations of the angle to the north star, their the Rotary Club decided to work to help address pants do not have to be present to win. Donated latitude could be known. those needs. In speaking with Iron County School prizes include a 65” LG tv, a Henry Golden Boy Knowing the coordinates of their camp District staff, Utah Food Bank, and Iron County 22 rifle, a Savage Axis 6.5 hunting rifle with a and also those of the Little Salt Lake Valley, Care & Share, two projects were identified that Bushnell Scope, overnight stays at Ruby’s Inn Freemont calculated the distance and can make a difference. and Iron Springs Resort, golf packages at Sand direction they needed to travel to get there. First, the district’s central pantry, funded by Hollow Golf Resort, tickets to a Shakespeare The next morning, he reported to his men donations, needs a new location. It is currently Festival performance, and numerous gift cards that Parowan was three days journey away, housed in a space which will be transitioned and gift baskets, among others. directly over an imposing mountain with deep into a classroom in August. The central pantry To make a donation to the School Pantry snow and steep slopes. When one of the men provides food, blankets, clothing and hygiene Project, purchase golf balls, or donate prizes stated that it would be impossible to cross supplies to homeless youth and to schools in the prior to the ball drop, please email cedarcityro- that mountain, Freemont replied, “That is not county. To meet this need, ICSD located a retired [email protected] by August 4, 2021. the point. We must cross, the question is . . . driver’s education modular unit which will serve Other county schools could benefit greatly from how we can do it.” as the new pantry; however, the unit needs to a mobile pantry if additional community sponsors The exhausted and frost-bitten men be retrofitted with new flooring, shelving and a are interested in supporting one. For more infor- followed Freemont over the mountain. A day new exterior shell. Additionally, the pantry needs mation, contact [email protected]. before reaching Parowan, Oliver Fuller, the the ability to purchase and power a refriger- assistant topographer, succumbed to the rigors ator/freezer to in order to accept and provide of the journey. donations of dairy, meats, and fresh fruits and Carvalho describes the emaciated condition vegetables to the families it serves. To finance of the whole party and his own feelings of the modular unit retrofitting, Rotary has received reaching Parowan. He then reports, “I was funding from Utah Food Bank, Utah District conducted by a Mr. Heap to his dwelling, where Rotary, Seth Porter State Farm grant, and private I was treated hospitably.” He continues, “When I donations. entered Mr. Heap's house, I saw three beautiful The second project identified by the Rotary children. I covered my eyes and wept for joy to Club is an additional Utah Food Bank Mobile think I might yet be restored to embrace my School Pantry for an Iron County elementary own.” school. The mobile pantry program provides “Mr. Heap was the first Mormon I ever supplemental food assistance on a monthly basis spoke to, and although I had heard and read of during the school year for children and their them, I never contemplated realizing the fact families from a safe and trusted environment— that I would have occasion to be indebted to the school playground. There are currently four Mormons for much kindness and attention.” After recuperating for two weeks in Parowan, Freemont and most of the men were ready to continue on to California. Carvalho, not sufficiently recovered, stayed behind. In March, Carvalho traveled north to Salt Lake with Henry Lunt and others who were on their way to general conference. During his time in Salt Lake, Carvalho made some striking comparisons between the doctrines of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and his own Jewish faith. He talked with appointed territorial officials and others who opposed church practices, particu- larly plural marriage. Carvalho also picked up a paint brush. “I painted several portraits in Great Salt Lake City; among them were two of Gov. Brigham Young; one of Lieut. General Wells, General Ferguson, Attorney General Seth Blair, Apostle Woodruff; Bishop Smoot, Col. Ferrimore Little and lady, Mrs. Wheelock, and several others.” A notable Carvalho painting of Chief Wakara is now in the Gilcrease Museum in Oklahoma. Carvalho would return to Iron County in May 1854 on his way to California. …to be continued. 22 Wednesday, July 21, 2021 life Ir on County Today Iron County Today life Wednesday, July 21, 2021 23 faith “Battle Scars” Are you suffering from the drought? (Paradise Fears) Difficult questions & Truth 101.28

Go d's by Edy Meredith weather events, all the while sports and musical F or Iron County Today events have reopened to throngs of attendees. Why are people apparently thinking mainly playlist hat are the specters, causes, and about entertainment? Perhaps it could be called a Corey Baumgartner consequences of this drought that drought of thankfulness, prayer, and supplication is plaguing the southwestern United to our great Creator. iron county today W In Jeremiah 14, we find, “Judah mourns, and her States? What can be done? Emergency declara- tions by mayors and governors are having little to gates languish; they mourn for the land, And the cry recently lost a good friend and the world lost no real impact. I was living in California years ago of Jerusalem has gone up. Their nobles have sent a good man to suicide. There is no need for when the City of Los Angeles paid residents to their lads … to the cisterns and found no water… judgement, blame or shame. Whatever demons I convert their landscaping from water because the ground is parched for there he faced in those final moments, I know he went intensive to desert landscapes. was no rain in the land.” (Jeremiah down fighting and God was and is still with him. Time will tell what this ghost 14: 2-4) In fact, there are over Most of us cannot imagine the pain and torture of drought will bring. 50 references to drought that would bring a person to such a dark place One major effect in the Old and New and decision. While he is gone too soon, I know of Utah’s drought Testaments of the Bible there are those who still struggle with such life and has been a terrible as a warning from God death choices from their challenges and battles allergy season. I was to turn from wicked in life. As much as we mourn for those we have waylaid by allergies ways and return lost to suicide, there are those we can still do our for two weeks to Him. Physical best to help. How? Jesus gave us the perfect way about a month ago. drought follows when He said to, “Love one another, even as I have Doctors say dry air, spiritual drought— loved you.” (John 15:12-13). We may not have all the an early growing life is rough, harsh, answers in such harrowing moments, but we can season, and haze dry, and arid. The still love courageously. from wildfires biblical and ancient My heart goes out to all who have experienced have brought a advice tells us: and are experiencing such darkness, whether person- nemesis of high “Blessed is the man ally or with a friend or loved one. I pray this song will pollen counts, making who trusts in the Lord. be a blessing through its hopeful and encouraging allergy sufferers He is like a tree planted words. Because this is more than a song about each miserable. Normally by water, that sends out of our own personal battle scars from life, its lyrics weed pollen allergies its roots by the stream, remind each of us about the victory scars of our appear in late summer until and does not fear when heat Savior, Jesus Christ. His scars are promises of hope the first frost, but this year comes, for its leaves remain and healing from God’s heart to yours, right now. daily temperatures were higher getty images green, and is not anxious in the year Isaiah 49:8-26, (especially verses 15-16) emphasize than normal, allowing weeds to begin of drought, for it does not cease to bear this beautiful reminder that your Savior cannot forget growing earlier. fruit.” (Jeremiah 17:7-8). you because the scars on His hands and feet beau- There is another kind of drought going on Nearness to God is like being planted next to a tifully bear your name. No matter the tragedies that in the United States. While the western parts river. “The Lord is near to those who have a broken seemed tattooed on your soul, you can trust that His of the United States lack normal precipitation heart and saves such as have a contrite spirit. Many love for you sees more than you can in this moment. and suffer from wildfires and the eastern states are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord Don’t give up. You are not alone. You are loved and suffer with a surfeit of water and storms from delivers them out of all.” (Psalm 34:18) May we you are needed now in this world. tornadoes to hurricanes, something else is going each continue to trust in the Lord and plant our Here are some scriptures to encourage you in on behind the scenes. Despite these difficult lives next to His overflowing river. your battles: Deuteronomy 30:19-20, Psalm 6:6-9, Psalm 13:2-3, Psalm 30:10-12, Psalm 94:17-19. It’s no coincidence that most Psalms came from David’s hand and heart. Even God’s chosen king, the man who slayed Goliath, was not perfect. He made wicked decisions and yet God never gave up on Him. As David let God’s mercy begin to heal his heart, his words can help to heal and encourage us in our darkest moments. Because God will not give up on you either, ever. Along with this song, scriptures and resources, please know that God has also provided a hope- line through prayer and scriptures. He knows your heart is hurting and though you can’t seem to rise above the pain, don’t give up on Him or think He has forgotten or forsaken you. His merciful Atonement is an anthem for the broken and defeated. It’s a battle cry that turns your battle scars into miracles of life and new beginnings. No matter the depths of your darkness and pain, please know you’re not alone.

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Kathy Beck S teven W. Nixon D ouglas Pooser Sonntag

Kathy Beck passed away on June On July 16, 2021, Steven W. Nixon Douglas Pooser Sonntag – beloved 14, 2021, at Stonehenge Care Center. climbed the stairway to Heaven. son, grandson, relative and friend – She was 69 years old. Kathy Ruth Steve was born on November 16, 1955, died on Monday, July 12, 2021, at his Beck was born on July 5, 1951, in La in Kearns, Utah. It was at Kearns home in Cedar City, Utah. Mesa, California. She is survived by High School that he met the love Doug was born in Glendale, her brother Phillip and children Craig of his life Naomi Nixon. They were California on June 13, 1976, the son and Michelle. married and sealed May 21, 1976. of James William Pooser and Cheryl Kathy was a good Christian Steve worked for UPS for over 3 Rae Sonntag Pooser. Doug moved woman with a heart for God and a decades before he enjoyed a short to Cedar City, Utah in December zest for singing Christian hymns and retirement and started working as 1986, during his 5th grade year of contemporary Christian songs. She a ticket collector for Southern Utah elementary school with his mother was a prayer warrior, always asking University and a paraprofessional and grandparents, Harry and Mona others to pray for concerns close to at Iron Springs Elementary. “Mr. Sonntag. The Sonntag’s selected her heart. She had a special place in Steve” was deeply loved and Cedar City as their home because of her heart and in her prayers for the cherished by the students and staff. He had an amazing its small-town atmosphere and its proximity to Southern Utah Guido Evangelistic Association in work ethic and put forth his full effort into his job and the University which offered future educational opportunities for Metter, Georgia. people around him. Doug. Kathy attended various churches Steve is well known for his passions in life. He seemed to The Sonntag’s were introduced to the Church of Jesus in Cedar City while she lived in be the happiest when he was out in his woodshop covered Christ of Latter-day Saints and were baptized in 1987. Doug southern Utah. She had friends in as much sawdust as possible and blasting classic rock. embraced the church doctrines and culture and thrived in throughout the community. Many He never hesitated to help anyone with their own projects. his newfound faith. At age 19, Doug was called as a full-time people assisted her in going to Many close family and friends shared cherished memories missionary and served in the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Mission worship services as she became of Steve from vacations to Lake Powell where he connected from 1995 to 1997. After his mission, Doug enrolled at Southern more disabled and needed a with family, God, and nature. Utah University where he graduated with a bachelor’s degree wheelchair to get around. Kathy was Dry humor was Steve’s specialty. He shared inside jokes in Accounting. During his years at SUU, Doug worked in the most appreciative of the love and and little pranks with his favorite people. At times, deci- campus post office and was on the SUU Journal newspaper care she received from her neighbors phering if he was joking or serious would make you wonder staff. In addition, Doug was active in the student business and friends of The Church of Jesus ‘cause you know sometimes, words have two meanings. club, Phi Beta Lambda (“PBL”). In 1999, Doug represented SUU Christ of Latter-day Saints. Most recently Kathy attended Steve loved supporting his children and grandchildren and at the National PBL Conference in Southern California, where First Baptist Church and was also connected to Community was their biggest cheerleader from wrestling, soccer, debate, he won 1st place in the Quantitative Methods competition. Presbyterian Church. and recitals. Steve served as a bishop and in other various After graduation, Doug worked for public accounting firms in Kathy did not ever fail to show and share her love for the callings as a devout member of the LDS church, most recently St. George and Cedar City before joining the Leavitt Group in Lord. She was always concerned about the community where serving as temple ordinance worker alongside his wife. 2014. she lived and wanted people to be safe and free from addic- So much of Steve will continue to live on in his children Doug loved the members of his St. George and Cedar City tion. She lived simply and took delight in the world around her. and grandchildren as a representation of his “teach a man Singles wards. He was an able and willing servant of the She was an encourager and helped others to feel confident in to fish” and lead by example philosophy. He instilled in Lord and accepted each church calling with humility and praying aloud. Her birth date is July 5, so on July 4th, we can them his best qualities: hard work, faith, love, service, and enthusiasm. His most recent church calling was that of ward celebrate her freedom to join the God she loved so much. loyalty. finance clerk. Doug was very supportive of others and could Kathy is now living free and whole in the presence of her He is survived by his wife Naomi Nixon, his 5 children be counted on to volunteer to help at every service project, Lord Jesus Christ, whom she loved with her whole heart and and their spouses, Denise and Todd Panhorst, Sidney and activity, or event. Doug was always prepared and willing to soul. Melanie, Andrea, Anthony and Jessica, Bradley and Kenzie; share. Doug’s comments during Sunday School and Priesthood his grandchildren Avery, Kai, Harper, Jet, Kellan, and Crew; meetings were thoughtful and inspiring and gave evidence his siblings Ira Paul, Chris, Kerry, and Julie; his two dogs that Doug had taken time to read the lesson material in Parks and Moki. advance. G ayland Lee Farrow Steve was preceded in death by his parents Paul Ira Nixon Doug was devoted to his grandmother and was her primary and Shirley Theone Nixon. caregiver until her passing in June 2021 at age 95. Doug and Mona were seldom apart and enjoyed watching TV, playing Gayland Lee Farrow, age 85, died Funeral services will be held on Friday, July 23, 11:00 am games attending singles ward activities and traveling peacefully at his home in Summit, at Canyon View Stake Center. A viewing service will be held together. Mona was an accomplished dancer in her youth and Utah. He was born January 11, 1936 in Thursday evening from 6-8 pm at Southern Utah Mortuary. she and Doug would dance together at single adult dances. Cedar City, Utah to Raymond Lee and Doug enjoyed golfing, hiking, and running. He also played Jean Walker Farrow. A few days after the piano and created crossword puzzles, crypto-quotes and he was born his family, and other E dward Leon Schrandt word searches for ward newsletters or team building activities. relatives went to Delamar, Nevada, Doug was a member of Toastmasters and had earned the an old gold mining town (no longer Edward Leon Schrandt, 89 years Toastmasters Competent Communicator award and the in existence) where some members old, passed away on July 10, 2021 Advanced Communicator-Bronze award. of the family operated a gold mine in his home in Cedar City, Utah. He Doug was well thought of, appreciated, and loved by his and other members worked in the was born on March 9, 1932 in Van peers and colleagues. Doug was meticulous, and accurate in Smelter. The family left Delamar Nuys, CA to Edward John Schrandt everything he did. He was also quiet, kind, and helpful. When in April 1941 and returned to Utah and Ethel Houchen. In his early asked what he enjoyed most about his job, he said that he where his father used the money he childhood he lived in California, liked the unassigned little odd jobs he did to help others such made from the gold mine to buy a 600-acre farm. and then later moved to Cedar City as emptying the shredder bin, helping to stuff envelopes, He attended schools in Cedar City, Utah and graduated from where he grew up and graduated holding doors open, smiling and greeting co-workers and Cedar City High School in 1954 and the College of Southern from Cedar High School. Two years anything else he could do to lift a burden or gladden a heart. Utah in 1961. after graduating, Edward served in Doug was preceded in death by his mother, father, and Gayland was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of the military in Korea for two years. grandparents. Latter-day Saints where he served in various positions. He was Following his service in Korea, he Funeral services included a graveside service at 10:00am an avid sports fan and loved to watch sports, both live and on returned to Utah where he married on Saturday, July 17, 2021, at the Cedar City Cemetery, under television. He was an avid BYU follower and for several years a his high school sweet heart, Ethel Jeannine Thompson in the direction of Affordable Funeral Services. In addition, a Utah JAZZ fan. Cedar City, UT on December 14, 1953. memorial service celebrating Doug’s life was held in the He enjoyed writing verse about events that inspired him. He He attended Utah State University in Logan, UT and Cedar City Canyon View Stake Center, 1985 N. Main Street, on devoted many hours to keeping a written record of his life and earned a B.S. in Civil Engineering. Once Edward graduated Monday, July 19, 2021, at 11:00am. The following is a virtual left several volumes of his personal history. from college, he and Jeannine moved to the Los Angeles meeting link for the Monday memorial service: https://zoom. For several years he and his wife would take a trip to area where Edward worked for 40 years as a civil engineer, us/j/99784853009?pwd=RS93RjBrSTIreG1yOWl1VTFDV0lmZz09. various places each summer. Traveling about the United designing shopping malls, golf courses and other large States. One year they went to the British Isles. projects. At the age of 65, Edward retired and he and He married Carolyn Purvis December 5, 1958 in Memphis, Jeannine moved back to Cedar City UT. Tennessee. Divorced, then they remarried October 20, 1961 in Some of Edward’s great loves in life were camping, Lake Village, Arkansas. This marriage was later solemnized in hunting, and fishing in the great outdoors, woodworking, the St. George Temple October 20, 1964. and gardening. He is survived by his wife Carolyn of Summit, two sons Edward is survived by his wife, Jeannine, and his three Want to submit and a daughter, Scott Edward Farrow of Amissville, Virginia, daughters; Lorna Thacker (Thomas Eric Thacker) from Peoria, Paula-Jean Muckey, of Bullhead City, Arizona, and Gregory Lee AZ, Julie Ann Call (James Ellis Call) from Clovis, CA, and an obituary? Farrow of Salt Lake City, Utah, two sisters Mrs. Marc (Margie) Nadine Ethel Medley (Marshall Kevin Medley) from Kaysville, Allton, of Meridian, Idaho, Mrs. Charles (Francis) Corder, of St. UT. He has 9 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. George, Utah and two brothers, Richard R. Farrow, La Verkin, He was preceded in death by his son, Curtis Leon There is no charge for obituaries of 400 words or less. Utah, and Dennis W. Farrow of Cedar City, Utah. Schrandt. Submissions can be made online at ironcountytoday. A viewing was held July 15th 2021 at 10:00am LDS Chapel; Funeral services were held on Friday, July 16, 2021 at com, or emailed to [email protected] or Summit Utah. Funeral services followed at 11:00am in the 2:00pm at the Southern Utah Mortuary at 190 N 300 W brought to 389 N 100 W, #12, Cedar City, Utah 84721. A LDS Chapel; Summit Utah. Interment was in the Summit Cedar City UT 84720. A viewing was then held at 1:00pm at single submission may include up to two photos. The Cemetery under the direction of Val Williams and Southern Southern Utah Mortuary. Interment was in the Cedar City deadline for submission is Monday at noon. For pricing Utah Mortuary. Online condolences can be sent at www. 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suu athletics John Knight III withdraws from NBA Draft by Tyler Roper a great Thunderbird on the court, in SUU ATHLETICS STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION Star Returns to SUU for Senior Season the classroom and in the community." Knight hails from Jackson, CEDAR CITY — Southern Utah Mississippi where he starred for University men's basketball star, John what I need to work on to improve my onship. Knight also led the team by Callaway High School before beginning Knight III, announced Tuesday he has game. With that, I will be returning to averaging 4.4 assists and 1.4 steals per his collegiate career at Southwest withdrawn his name from the NBA Southern Utah for my senior season. contest while playing a team-high 31.7 Mississippi Community College. Knight Draft and will return to play for the Go 'Birds!" minutes per game. then transferred to Utah State where Thunderbirds during the 2021-22 Knight's return is significant "We are excited to have John back he played one season before joining the campaign. news for SUU as he was the team's for another season," said head coach T-Birds in Cedar City. "I first want to thank all those who second-leading scorer with 14.4 points Todd Simon. "He has an incredible For the latest on SUU men's basket- have helped and supported me through per game during the 2020-21 season, opportunity to build on his legacy ball, follow @SUUBasketball on Twitter the NBA Draft process," Knight said. which resulted in the program's first here at SUU and set himself up as a and Instagram, and like the Southern "I received great feedback and know ever Big Sky regular season champi- professional in the future. He has been Utah Basketball page on Facebook. Wilson, Porcaro named Big Sky Scholar athletes by Tyler Roper of the best and brightest representa- SUU ATHLETICS STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION tives that our league has to offer, and that is especially so for our 2020-21 FARMINGTON — The Big Sky recipients," Commissioner Tom Conference announced its final Wistrcill said. "This group navigated academic awards of the season a global pandemic while not only last Thursday, and Southern Utah performing well in their respective University's Launa Wilson and sport but also being amongst the top Jordan Porcaro were honored for of their peer group academically. On both their athletic and academic behalf of the Big Sky, we are incredi- achievement. bly proud of these individuals, and we suu athletics "Our annual Scholar-Athlete SUU's Jordan Porcaro (Left) and Launa Wilson (Right) are being honored for their awards always shine a light on some see Scholar athletes » 26 academic and athletic achivements in the Big Sky Conference. 26 Wednesday, July 21, 2021 sports Ir on County Today “With each area school in its A lmost ready for some football own competitive bubble now, head coach Ryan Heath with a 5-7 overall record it’s gonna be interesting to in 2020 that included a 2A home playoff win see how it all shakes out. I’ll R andom over Gunnison. As they did from 2015 to 2017, the Rams will return to the 1A ranks for football do my best to make sense out thoughts along with Enterprise, Gunnison, Kanab, Milford and North Sevier. of the developments as the Tom Zulewski Here’s where things will get interesting with iron county today the presence of the RPI. Cedar is part of a new games get set to begin.” 4A that has 13 schools, which means only the top 17, but will stay home for the final four weeks nother summer vacation is almost gone. three teams get first-round byes. Canyon View leading up to the playoffs. They say time marches on, and it’s (3A) and Parowan (1A) are in 12-team classifi- If you need to see a football game live with- marching toward another school year and cations, which mean the top four RPI teams get A out traveling far when the new season starts, another season of high-school sports. opening-round playoff byes. Parowan will play Juab, the first of four straight Teams from football, girls soccer and fall As long as you’re reading this on the day it’s at home that includes 1A title favorite Duchesne, baseball can begin official workouts and select published, there are 23 days left until the regular Grand and Monticello. the players starting Monday, and the newness of season starts Aug. 13. It’s also worth noting that With each area school in its own competitive it all is a lot more interesting than in past years. Parowan will play in 2A in all other sports, and bubble now, it’s gonna be interesting to see how For starters, realignment for the next two baseball will be played in the fall for the first it all shakes out. I’ll do my best to make sense seasons has put an end to the schools from our time. An official schedule for the Rams has not out of the developments as the games get set to area being part of Region 9. With 5A expanding been released. begin. to five regions, Cedar will be part of a new- Cedar and Canyon View will begin its football ly-created Region 10 along with the Washington seasons on the road the first two weeks and the County schools, and Region 11 – the schools from Falcons will host the Reds for its home opener Follow Tom Zulewski on Twitter T@ ommyZee81 or Logan and Cache County – makes up the rest of Aug. 27. Cedar will not play at home until Sept. email [email protected]. the 4A ranks. For the second time, Canyon View will fall back to the 3A ranks in Region 12 for all other sports and 3A South for football. The new foot- Tom's Sports Trivia ball division includes the likes of defending state With Major League Baseball 5. The Phoenix Suns and Milwaukee C. A.J. Foyt champion Juab along with Carbon, Manti, North starting the second half of the Bucks joined the NBA in the same D. Rick Mears Sanpete and Richfield. season, the NBA closing in on a year of 1968 and had to do a coin Cedar is coming off one of its best football flip for the No. 1 overall pick in the 10. Of the four tennis Grand Slam new champion, and the final PGA 1969 draft. Who was taken that seasons in the last decade, a 7-5 overall record major champion decided, this tournaments, which one has year by the Bucks – a player who Novak Djokovic won the most – a that included a second-round playoff shutout week’s dozen cuts through a wide later changed his name – and led total of nine times? over region rival Dixie, 28-0. The Reds were swath of facts and delivers just them to their first NBA title two seeded 8th, the last team that secured a home about anything. Play responsibly seasons later? A. U.S. Open game along with the opening-round bye. and remember…no wagering. B. French Open A. Jo Jo White C. Australian Open Parowan football finished its first year under B. Lew Alcindor D. Wimbledon 1. Candace Parker made history last C. Lucius Allen week when she was featured as D. Butch Beard 11. Prior to the Tampa Bay the first woman on the cover of a Lightning, who was the last NHL special edition of the NBA 2K22 6. Who was the Phoenix Suns’ team to repeat as Stanley Cup Scholar athletes video game. Which WNBA team opponent the first time it reached champion? « Continued from page 25 does Parker play for? the NBA Finals in 1976 – a series A. Detroit Red Wings A. Las Vegas Aces that featured a triple-overtime game? B. Pittsburgh Penguins are eager to see what a difference they will make in B. Minnesota Lynx C. Los Angeles Kings C. Chicago Sky A. Chicago Bulls D. Chicago Blackhawks their future endeavors." D. Connecticut Sun Wilson represents the women's golf team and B. Atlanta Hawks C. Boston Celtics is pursuing her MBA. She finished just one spot 12. The Montreal Canadiens faced 2. Kurt Busch outdueled brother D. New York Knicks Tampa Bay in this year’s Stanley removed from a top-50 finish (88,87,83) at the Kyle Busch to win last week’s Cup Final. Which Canadian team Big Sky championship this season, and hails from NASCAR Cup Series race at 7. Karl Malone reached the NBA was the last to advance that far, Lantana, Texas. Atlanta Motor Speedway. Finals twice with the Utah Jazz, doing it in 2011? Including last week, how many but got one additional shot at times has Kyle finished second to a ring when he signed as a free A. Ottawa Senators “ This group navigated a Kurt in his Cup career? agent with the Los Angeles Lakers B. Edmonton Oilers in 2003. Which team denied C. Calgary Flames A. One D. Vancouver Canucks global pandemic while not B. Two Malone in his final season and won the 2004 NBA title? only performing well in their C. Three L ast Week’s Answers D. Four A. Detroit Pistons respective sport but also being B. Indiana Pacers 1. B: Roger Federer. Djokovic defeated 3. Speaking of video game covers, C. Cleveland Cavaliers Federer in 2014, 2015 and 2019 amongst the top of their peer Super Bowl LIV quarterbacks D. Philadelphia 76ers 2. D: Strawberries and cream Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes 3. A: Grass group academically.” are fronting the new Madden 8. Lewis Hamilton has won six of NFL 22 video game. In what year 4. C: White the last seven Formula 1 (F1) 5. A: Simona Halep Commissioner Tom Wistrcill was the only other time two Super championships. Which Mercedes Bowl rivals who played in the teammate broke the spell and won 6. A: One. Serena Williams beat same game were featured on the Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland, 6-1, Porcaro competes as a thrower for the track it all in 2016? 5-7, 6-2 to win the 2012 title. and field team and is majoring in exercise Madden NFL cover? A. Valtteri Bottas 7. D: 12-12. science. The Spanish Fork, Utah native finished A. 2008 B. Sebastian Vettel 8. A: Bjorn Borg first in the weight throw at the Snake River B. 2009 C. Nico Rosberg 9. C: Pete Sampras. Sampras beat Open and secured the fifth best weight throw in C. 2010 D. Max Verstappen Patrick Rafter to win the 2000 title. Thunderbird history with a mark of 59' 1/4". D. 2011 No American has reached the men’s Wilson and Porcaro were two of SUU's 195 9. Helio Castroneves became singles final at Wimbledon since 4. Who was the last PGA Tour player Andy Roddick in 2004 and 2005. student-athletes selected to their respective Big the fourth driver to win the to win two major championships Indianapolis 500 four times when 10. B: 1945. It was the sixth and final Sky All-Academic Teams. in the same year? year Wimbledon was cancelled due he pulled it off in 2021. Who was to World War II. the driver that pulled off the same A. Brooks Koepka 11. B: Lindsay Davenport. Davenport B. Rory McIlroy feat 30 years earlier? beat SteffiG raf in straight sets to For all the latest on SUU Athletics, follow @ C. Dustin Johnson win the 1999 title. 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N otice of Planning ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ANNOUNCEMENT OF Commission Public Sealed Bids for the construction of the Panguitch City Water Tank APPOINTMENT AND NOTICE Hearing Lid Replacement project will be received, by Panguitch City on- TO CREDITORS line at Quest CDN until 2:00 pm local time on August 4th, 2021 at Notice is hereby given that the Enoch City Planning Commis- which time the Bids received will be opened and read. The Project Estate of Scott Eugene Day, Deceased Probate No. sion will hold a public hearing on July 27, 2021 at 5:30pm at consists of the following: Removal and disposal of the existing, 213500053, in the Fifth Judicial District Court, 40 North 100 the Enoch City Office, 900 E. Midvalley Road, Enoch, UT. The concrete water tank lid, internal columns and access ladder; re- East, Cedar City, Utah 84720, phone number (435) 867-3250. first public hearing is regarding a zone change application move and protect existing SCADA components and stainless-steel Matthew Day, whose address is 1987 North Ashdown For- for property owned by the Grimshaw Family Trust located access hatch; furnishing and installing concrete reinforcement, est Road, Cedar City, Utah 84721, is the prospective Per- on Jones Lane from Single Family Residential R-1-18 to Sin- internal concrete columns, concrete lid, reinstall existing stain- sonal Representative of the above-entitled estate. Credi- gle Family Residential R-1-11. For more information call the less steel access hatch, stainless-steel ladder, extend tank inlet tors of the estate are hereby notified to: (1) deliver or mail Enoch City Recorder at 435-586-1119 or see the website at: pipe for improved mixing, control valve, meter vaults and meters. their written claims to the prospective Personal Repre- http://www.cityofenoch.org/ordinancespublic-notices.html sentative at the address above; (2) deliver or mail their The Issuing Office for the Bidding Documents is: Ensign Engi- written claims to the prospective Personal Representa- Published July 21, 2021 neering, 225 N. 100 S., RICHFIELD, UT 84701 Mike Naser; 435-896- tive’s attorney of record, Kason W. Smith, Utah State Bar Iron County Today • ICT #0424 2983, [email protected]. Electronic copies of the bid doc- No. 14324, at the following address: 99 North Main Street, uments will be made available on Ensign Engineering’s website Suite 2, Cedar City, Utah 84720; or (3) file their written at www.ensigneng.com/index.php/bid-access. claims with the Clerk of the Cedar City District Court in A non-mandatory pre-bid conference will be held at 2:00 pm Iron County, or otherwise present their claims as required CERTIFICATION OF PETITION local time on July 21st, 2021 on site. Attendance at the pre- by Utah law within three months after the date of the bid conference is highly encouraged but is not mandatory. first publication of this notice or be forever barred. FOR ANNEXATION The last day for questions is July 30th, 2021 Kason W. Smith I, Julie Watson, the duly appointed Recorder for Enoch Bid security shall be furnished in accordance with the In- Kason Smith Law, PC City, UT, hereby certify that I have reviewed the Peti- structions to Bidders. 99 North Main Street, Ste 2 tion for Annexation signed by Joy & Earl Gibson, Parcel Owner: Panguitch City Cedar City, Utah 84720 #D-0181,Donald & Janet C, Smith, Parcel #D-0549-0002 (435) 704-1047 and Enoch City, Parcel #D-0181-0001 the owners 4.80 By: Kim Soper acres total of property as follows: Title: Mayor Published July 21, 28 & August 4, 2021 Date: July 14th, 2021 Iron County Today • ICT #0422 COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 35 SOUTH, RANGE 11 WEST, OF THE SALT NOTICE TO ALL PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS LAKE BASE AND MERIDIAN; THENCE S89°57'49"W, ALONG This project will be a FEDERALLY FINANCED COMMUNITY DEVEL- THE SECTION LINE, 249.00 FEET; THENCE N00°06'26"E, 33.00 OPMENT PROJECT. All rules and regulations governing such proj- FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; SAID POINT BEING LO- ects will be applicable. The contract is to be awarded to the NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE CATED ON THE NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF MIDVALLEY lowest responsible and responsive bidder, whose bid meets the ROAD AND A POINT LOCATED ON THE EXISTING ENOCH CITY requirements and criteria set forth in the request for bids. Re- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following described LIMITS; THENCE DEPARTING SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE AND quirements for prevailing wage rates and certified payrolls apply property will be sold at public auction to the highest RUNNING ALONG THE EXISTING ENOCH CITY LIMITS THE as it is subject to the Davis-Bacon Act. bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at FOLLOWING TWO (2) COURSES: N00°04'41"W, 303.00 FEET; the time of the sale, at entrance to the IRON COUNTY THENCE S89°57'49"W, 292.05 FEET TO A POINT LOCATED ON Also, work to be completed under this project is subject to COURTHOUSE located at 40 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT on THE SUBDIVISION BOUNDARY LINE OF LITTLE EDEN SUBDI- the requirements of Section 3 of the Housing and Urban Tuesday, August 24, 2021 at 1:00 p.m., for the purpose of VISION; THENCE ALONG SAID SUBDIVISION BOUNDARY LINE Development Act of 1968, the purpose of which is to ensure foreclosing on a Trust Deed with Assignment of Rents AND ENOCH CITY LIMITS N00°06'27"E, 241.50 FEET; THENCE employment and other economic opportunities generated by originally executed by Jeffrey Jace Hunt and Jarica Hunt, DEPARTING SAID ENOCH CITY LIMITS AND CONTINUING HUD-assisted projects shall, to the greatest extent feasible, as Trustors, and K&D Family, LLC , as Beneficiary. The ALONG SAID SUBDIVISION BOUNDARY LINE N89°57'49"E, be directed to low- and very low-income persons, particularly Trust Deed with Assignment of Rents is dated October 238.00 FEET TO THE SOUTHERLY CORNER COMMON TO persons who are recipients of HUD assistance for housing. 16, 2020 and recorded on October 16, 2020, as Entry No. LOTS 8 AND 9 OF SAID SUBDIVISION; THENCE N00°06'27"E, All contractors participating in this project must have a Data 00754688, Book 1512, Pages 1499-1502, in the official re- ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID LOT 9, 100.51 FEET; THENCE Universal Numbering System (DUNS) number and be registered cords of the Recorder of Iron County, State of Utah, and DEPARTING SAID LINE AND RUNNING N89°57'56"E, 271.02 on the federal System for Award Management (SAM) at sam.gov. includes property more particularly described as follows: FEET TO A POINT LOCATED ON THE EAST LINE OF SAID LOT 9; Parcel No.: B-1782-0009-0000 THENCE S00°06'27"W, ALONG SAID LINE, 200.50 FEET TO THE Published July 14, 21 & 28, 2021 Legal: LOT 9, EQUESTRIAN POINTE SUBDIVISION, SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 9 AND A POINT LOCATED Iron County Today • ICT #0420 PHASE 6; NE1/4 SEC 6,T36S,R11W, SLM; TOG W/ 1/2 SH ON SAID SUBDIVISION BOUNDARY LINE; THENCE ALONG IN COMMUNITY WTR SYSTEM. SAID BOUNDARY LINE THE FOLLOWING TWO (2) COURS- ES: N89°57'49"E, 0.98 FEET; THENCE N42°10'46"E, 47.80 FEET A Substitution of Trustee was recorded on March 26, TO A POINT LOCATED ON THE EAST LINE OF SAID SECTION 2021 as Entry 00765421, Book 1541, Page 0922 and a No- 12 AND A POINT LOCATED ON THE EXISTING ENOCH CITY R equest for Qualifications tice of Default was recorded on March 26, 2021 as Entry LIMITS; THENCE DEPARTING SAID SUBDIVISION BOUND- – (RFQ) 00765422, Book 1490, Pages 0923-0924 in the official re- ARY LINE AND RUNNING ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID cords of the Recorder of Iron County, State of Utah. Parowan City Corporation is seeking architectural and en- SECTION 12 AND SAID CITY LIMITS S00°06'08"W, 137.87 FEET gineering firms, individually or in collaborative teams, to The Substitute Trustee has elected to sell or cause to be TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SECTION 7, OF TOWNSHIP submit qualifications for the design and construction of a sold all rights, title and interest of the Trustor in and to 35 SOUTH, RANGE 10 WEST, OF THE SALT LAKE BASE AND new swimming pool facility to replace the existing facility the real property described in the aforementioned Trust MERIDIAN; THENCE CONTINUING ALONG THE SECTION located at 89 South 300 East, in Parowan, Utah. Deed in order to satisfy such obligations in favor of the AND CITY LIMITS LINE S00°06'39"W, 187.57 FEET; THENCE Beneficiary. DEPARTING SAID SECTION LINE AND CONTINUING ALONG Guidelines for preparing a Statement of Qualifications will THE ENOCH CITY LIMITS THE FOLLOWING TWO (2) COURSES: be available from the Parowan City Offices, 35 East 100 North, Bidders must tender to the Substitute Trustee a deposit S89°57'49"W, 141.00 FEET; THENCE S00°06'39"W, 154.47 FEET Parowan Utah, 84761, or can be found at www.parowan.org. of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00), at the time of sale TO A POINT LOCATED ON THE NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE Questions may be directed to Callie Bassett, City Recorder and the balance of the purchase price is due by 12:00 OF MIDVALLEY ROAD; THENCE ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY via email, [email protected]. p.m. MST on the first business day following the sale. AND SAID CITY LIMITS S89°57'49"W, 108.00 FEET TO THE The deposit is non-refundable and retained as damage The deadline for submitting the Statement of Qualifications POINT OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 4.80 ACRES if balance is not paid within 24 hours of sale. Both the is August 20, 2021 – 11:30 a.m. (MDT). Delivery shall be in elec- deposit and the balance must be paid to J. David West- To view the Petition for Annexation, legal descriptions tronic PDF format by electronic transmission (e-mail) to cal- wood, Trustee, in the form of a wire transfer, cashier’s and map please come to the Enoch City Office, 900 E. [email protected] or a copy mailed to Parowan City, PO Box 576, check or certified funds. Cash payments, personal Midvalley Road, Enoch UT 84721 or call 435-586-1119 to re- Parowan, Utah, 84761, postmarked no later than August 17th, checks or trust checks are not accepted. quest the information. The Petition for Annexation was 2021. Parowan City reserves the right to reject any and all State- filed with this office on June 22, 2021. I find that the peti- ments of Qualifications. The Substitute Trustee shall sell the above property at tion meets the requirements for annexation as provided the time of the sale without warranty, express or im- by Utah State law, (subsections 10-2-403 (2), (3) and (4), Published July 7, 14, 21 & 28, 2021 plied subject to all encumbrances of record. Anyone U.C.A. The Enoch City Council received the Certification Iron County Today • ICT #0417 having questions or desiring information regarding the of the Petition for Annexation on July 7, 2021. The City property to be sold should contact the undersigned. Council and may grant this annexation unless a writ- Hours of office operation: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday ten protest to the annexation petition is filed with the through Friday, except legal holidays. Iron County Boundary Commission. A copy of the protest N otice of Ordinance This is an attempt to collect a debt. Any information must also be received by the Enoch City Recorder no later obtained will be used to collect this debt. than 30 days after the notice of certification is received On June 26, 2021, The Iron County Commission approved an which would be by August 4, 2021. Notice of protest shall Ordinance and/or modifying Section 17.16.030 – table of uses, /s/ J. David Westwood be filed with the Iron County Boundary Commission at and Section 17.16.040 – table of site development standards; J. David Westwood P.O. Box 429, Parowan, UT 84761 and with the Enoch City Section 17.36.400 – accessory dwelling unit (adu); Section WESTWOOD LAW, P.C. Recorder at the address listed above. The legislative body 17.20.010 – use definitions; Section 17.84.010 – definitions, and 98 W. Harding Ave. or governing board of an affected entity may legally pro- providing an effective date. Comments may be directed to Cedar City, UT 84720 test this annexation by filing as instructed above. the Iron County Clerk (435) 477-8340. (435) 267-2145 Published July 14, 21 & 28, 2021 Published July 21, 2021 Published July 21, 28 & August 4, 2021 Iron County Today • ICT #0421 Iron County Today • ICT #0425 Iron County Today • ICT #0423 Posting Date July 19, 2021

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