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P hotos on page 6 dave mineer Sr. 2 Wednesday, August 5, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Fatal plane crash in Cedar City from Lt. Del Schlosser Airport. A few moments later, Cedar Cross Ambulance, Utah Highway area. The NTSB and FAA has been Iron County Sheriff’s Office Communications was advised of an Patrol and Iron County Sheriff’s Office notified and will be conducting an airplane which had crashed. It appears responded to the scene. Two adult investigation. Early last Sunday morning, the aircraft struck a communications males were located and pronounced The names of the victims are Cedar Communication was advised tower which is approximately 300 feet dead at the scene. One is a 52-year-old not being released at this time. Our of an aircraft in distress 5 miles tall near 6500 W 4000 S, Cedar City. male and the other is a 63-year-old thoughts and prayer are with the south of the Cedar City Regional Cedar City Fire Department, Gold male. Neither are from the Iron County families of the victims at this time. 2020 Utah general election debate schedule announced

from Nena Slighting 2020 General Election UT Debate Commission Debate Schedule. All debates, except vice presidential, will The Utah Debate Commission air at 6 p.m. is pleased to announce the fall »»1st Congressional District: schedule for the 2020 general Thursday, September 24, 2020 election debates. The debates will »»Utah Governor: Tuesday, be carried live by commission media September 29, 2020 partners, streamed online and on »»Utah Attorney General: Thursday, our Facebook Live. All debates will October 1, 2020 also be available on our website

getty images and social channels after they air. »»Vice-Presidential Debate: “We are excited for the upcoming Wednesday, October 7, 2020, at The debates and the important role University of Utah they play in helping us understand »»4th Congressional District: Monday, where candidates stand on the most October 12, 2020 important issues facing Utah and »»3rd Congressional District: this nation,” UTDC Co-Chair Wayne Thursday, October 15, 2020 Niederhauser said. “In addition »»2nd Congressional District: to hosting Utah’s congressional, Monday, October 19, 2020 gubernatorial, and attorney general debates this fall, we have an historic We look forward to the participa- opportunity to partner with the tion of the public in all debates and University of Utah to host the we ask that questions be submitted vice-presidential debate on October prior to the debates at utahdebate- 7, 2020,” UTDC Co-Chair Karen Hale commission.org. said. “We encourage all Utahns to »»UTDC Social Channels engage in the electoral process »»Facebook: @ by listening to the candidates and UtahDebateCommission learning about their positions »»Twitter: @UtahDebateCom regarding the most important topics »»Instagram: @utdebates of our time, and then exercise the »»Hashtags: #utdebates right to vote.” #listenlearnvote Iron County Today News Wednesday, August 5, 2020 3 P ublic Announcements

»»Saturday, August 15, 2020 - Beaver City Office, 30 5th annual Combat Veterans West 300 North, 1:00-2:00pm Motorcycle Association ® Poker Run • Receive information regarding the program’s scheduled sunset (expiration) date and what you On September 12, 2020, Chapter 49-4 of the can do to help Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association “CVMA®” • Have your questions answered about the will be holding our 5th annual poker run out of program and its requirements Cedar City, Utah to raise money for veteran causes. • Come see if you qualify for the RECA com- The chapter is made up of combat veterans from pensation ($50,000 for qualifying downwinders) all branches of the military, auxiliary members, • We will have applications and information and support members who ride motorcycles as a available to get anyone who qualifies started on hobby. The mission of this national organization is Canyon Creek Services is the compensation process “Vets Helping Vets.” The event will start at the Cedar City Veterans Recruiting Park 200 N 200 E in Cedar City. Sign-ups will be Canyon Creek Services is recruiting creden- from 10-1 pm. The route will take approximately tialed, qualified mental health therapists to provide 2-3 hours. While we are a motorcycle association, therapy services to survivors of domestic violence this is not an exclusively motorcycle event. Anyone and sexual assault in our area on a contractual can participate in this run. If you would like to basis. If you or someone you know is interested, take the route in a car or truck, please do so. The please visit the job posting on Indeed.com. event is all inclusive. Canyon Creek Services

Attention Downwinders Did you know the RECA Law is due to expire in July 2022? Mark the following dates for these public meetings and join us to receive informa- tion on the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA): courtesy reca » For questions, call Dixie Regional Medical »Thursday, August 13, 2020 - Enterprise City Center’s Radiation Exposure Screening and Office, 375 South 200 East, 4:00-5:00pm » Education Program (Downwinder’s Clinic) »Friday, August 14, 2020 - Milford City Library, 435-251-4760. 400 South 100 West, 5:00-6:00pm file photo » Social distancing will be followed - please wear »Friday, August 14, 2020 - Minersville City Hall, 60 a face covering (masks will be available). All proceeds from the poker run will be West Main, 7:00-8:00pm donated to our benevolent fund to benefit our » »Saturday, August 15, 2020 - Parowan City Library, Becky Barlow, APRN, FNP-BC - Project Director local veterans at Iron County Care & Share. This Main & Center Town Sq., 10:00-11:00am fund is setup to give help to veterans in need of housing and other housing assistance issues. Chapter 49-4 of the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association ® is registered with the IRS as a 501(c) (3) non-profit. Our primary mission is helping vets in southern Utah. With the funds raised at this event, we will be actively able to give assistance to the men and women that have served our nation. The end of the run party will be hosted at Mike’s Tavern in Cedar City, Utah at 9 pm. The party will have the high-hand and low-hand winners announced. Prizes and drawings from our generous local business partners will go on throughout the night. Our friends in the band Reality Check will provide entertainment. Because of COVID complications we will not be making a bunch of extra shirts so we are asking people to sign up ahead of time at http://www. utahcvma4.com/poker. If you don’t sign up ahead of time you are still encouraged to participate but you may not get a shirt. If you wish to donate or you have question about this event, please contact Charles Triplett at (435) 590-7525 or [email protected].

Chuck Triplett - Commander Chapter 49-4 Combat Veterans Motorcycle Assoc. 4 Wednesday, August 5, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Opinion A dministration Voters preparing for the poll position R. Gail Stahle P ublisher [email protected] The opinions stated in this article are and the white male working class. If Four years ago, white Catholics solely those of the author and not of Biden even slices off 10% of Trump’s narrowly voted for Trump. This year, Deborah Martineau Iron County Today. support among these two groups, he they have a choice of Biden, a man who O ffice Manager waltzes into the White House. wears a crucifix around his neck. Four officemanager@ t is only three months away from While I personally thought Hillary years ago, many voters blamed Hillary ironcountytoday.com Election Day and in many for the deaths of several soldiers and an A dvertising states only two months away ambassador in a Libyan terrorist attack. Ifrom voters casting early mail-in This year, they can vote for Biden whose Scott Stahle ballots. The polls are providing son served fighting the same type of S ales Representative candidate preference numbers, terrorists. Four years ago, some voters [email protected] intriguing fodder for news and perceived that Hillary had an elitist 801.755.5999 political junkies. Cyclops background. This year, they can choose The current surveys show Biden, the “Scrapper from Scranton” who Patti Bostick Pres. Trump is in trouble. While as a senator rode the train each morning S ales Representative incumbent presidents usually by Bryan GRAY from Delaware to Capitol Hill so he could [email protected] are granted a second term, Columns i t prepare breakfast for his young sons after 435.592.1030 Trump’s prospects seem murky the death of his wife and small daughter. Editorial at best. Can he pull an upset And you also have a different and win? Of course he can – but Do you know economic environment, including a Corey Baumgartner the headwinds are brisk and current president vowing to abolish M anaging Editor unsettling. anybody who the Affordable Care Act at a time when [email protected] As pointed out in this column millions of Americans – especially the numerous times, the “real voted for Hillary white working class – are worried about Shay Baruffi election” occurs in a handful losing health insurance. R eporter “ of states, not the country as a Clinton in 2016 but Republicans, of course, will say that Tom Zulewski whole. There are not enough the polls were wrong in 2016. But the cur- S ports Writer Democrats in North Dakota is voting for Donald rent mood in America is more sour now to fill a Little League baseball then four years ago, and the Black Lives Layout/Design bleacher, and the chances that Trump this year? Matter movement will probably increase Republicans win in California are the turn-out of minority voters. Devin Christ the same as Joe Biden selecting Clinton was one of the most qualified If you believe Trump will handily beat C reative Director Sen. Mike Lee as his running mate. Texans presidential candidates since the 1950s, a Joe Biden, answer this question: Do you [email protected] will vote for Trump just as Oregonians large swath of American voters disagreed. know anybody who voted for Hillary C irculation will vote for Biden. It is more difficult to send hate mail to Clinton in 2016 but is voting for Donald Trump won four years ago by squeak- Joe Biden, a seemingly nice guy with a Trump this year? Taisha Powell ing out small victories in the normally working-class background who never If so, Trump has a chance, but those S . Cedar City Democratic bastions of Pennsylvania, received a handsome check from his voters must also reside in Michigan, [email protected] Michigan, and Wisconsin while racking daddy. Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Florida, or Ohio. 435.233.6011 up slightly larger wins in Florida and Ohio, toss-up states. His problem in 2020 Stormee Anderson is that surveys show him trailing in the N . Cedar City/Enoch first three and barely surviving in the [email protected] latter two. 435.592.5724 Four years ago, the election was about Wendy Hanson Hillary. This year it’s about Trump, not his P arowan/Paragonah opponent, and the only major voter blocs [email protected] supporting him are white senior citizens 435.477.9100

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From the Editor “Social” Distancing he other day, I was hav- ing a lively conversation about our new “normal” Corey withT my dear friend and associ- Baumgartner ate T.H. Esaurus. He noted quite M anaging Editor keenly—as he is often fond of doing—that the word “Social” has a motley crew of meanings including, Neighborly, Entertaining, Community, Hospitable and Pleasant. Hmm…in that case, I don’t think “Social Distancing” means what we think or want it to mean. Though this pandemic is producing a plethora of plans for prevention, it is difficult when it also prevents us from being social. When the very fabric of our lives and community seems to be hanging by a thread and the threatening scissors of separation and isolation are inching ever closer to making that final sneering snip. Nevertheless, while “social” may be a misnomer for our masked melancholy, may we each do our best to pass this test—together—and not let things that matter the most to us be at the mercy of the things that matter the least. Masks or no masks, may we each be grateful that we’re only six feet apart and not six feet under. Despite doubts, may we each continue to strive to be Neighborly, Hospitable and Pleasant. Because now more than ever what we need the most is each other. 6 Wednesday, August 5, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today P arowan half marathon

It was a beautiful day for a run, especially through the serene scenery of Yankee Meadows near Parowan at the 10th annual Parowan Half Marathon - Yankee Meadow Run.

photos by dave mineer Sr. Iron County Today News Wednesday, August 5, 2020 7 A lzheimer’s Walk Cov id-19/Legislative Update Dear Friends and Neighbors, has 500 current cases; Beaver has 26 and Washington has 2,233 cases. These past few weeks I had the opportunity to read the history of my During Gov. Herbert’s weekly COVID-19 marches on Sept. 19 great-great grandparents, Thomas and briefing, Dr. Angela Dunn answered Jane Vickers, who were early settlers a series of questions individuals had from Mike Miller photos and videos about their Walk of Nephi, Utah. Reading through the from around the state about COVID-19. F or Iron County Today experience on the platform. We will many difficulties that they faced from You can watch it at Governor Herbert’s also have a drive-by Promise Garden their emigration from England and Facebook page. Gov. Herbert also Cedar City’s 2020 Walk to End display at SUU. Scotland to Utah, to raising and seeing issued an executive order adopting children die, good crops and bad crops, version 4.9 of the Phased Guidelines. Alzheimer’s is marching forward on “When people register for the illness, accidents, and living through the The updates provide guidance for September 19 with a new format, Walk, they will be mailed a colorful Depression, as well as many other trials, restaurants operating 24 hours per day making it safe for everyone who set of promotional flags for their has helped put things in perspective and restaurants with buffet service. The wants to help end this terrible yard and to carry on Walk day, and for me with our current situation. I am order will remain in effect until August disease. “Alzheimer's disease have a chance to earn a t-shirt,” said grateful for my ancestors 7. The Legislature allocated hasn't stopped, so neither will we. Miller. “And while there is no fee to and many other pioneers $25 million in CARES Act who sacrificed so that I, my funding for a new COVID-19 The safety and well-being of our register for the Walk, all participants family and your families Impacted Businesses Grant could have a better life. Program. The ‘Shop in Utah’ Now we need to navigate initiative began accepting through this crisis so that applications yesterday our future families will also and will provide grants have a better life to look to businesses negatively forward to. impacted by COVID-19. As our state is still working It is hard to believe that to slow the spread of we are already in August! COVID-19 and return to a This month we will see our more normal way of life, students return to school we are headed in the right Sen. Evan during what is certainly direction. Currently, Utah VICKERS a historic year. Our local has the second-lowest school districts have led unemployment rate in the U tah Senate District 28 out in determining how nation, one of the lowest to resume school in the fatality rates in the country, and, while fall. I’m grateful to our school districts cases have increased, hospitalizations and our educators for working hard to have remained relatively stable and are create a variety of educational options decreasing. In a recent health depart- for our students during this difficult ment message from Dr. Dave Blodgett time. The Utah Department of Health, in of the Southwest Utah Public Health collaboration with the Utah State Board Department, he indicated that we are of Education, created a manual that will definitely seeing a downward trend in help parents, teachers and schools open cases and hospitalizations in southwest safely and stay open during the 2020-21 Utah, too. These positive signs are school year. You can read the manual at: encouraging as we continue to work coronavirus-download.utah.gov/School/ together to overcome COVID-19 COVID-19_School_Manual_FINAL.pdf On Friday, July 31, the Utah Department I will be providing these COVID-19 of Health reported 631,309 total COVID-19 updates from a legislative perspective tests administered, 40,196 total positive weekly. I want to hear from you and get file photo cases, 28,130 estimated recovered cases, your feedback, thoughts and ideas on Wthwi a ne format and social-distancing procedures in place, the strong support 2,377 total hospitalizations, 213 current what's happening in our local commu- and diligent search for an Alzheimer's cure continues with this year's annual awareness walk. hospitalizations and 304 total fatalities. nities. Please contact me anytime at The Southwest Utah Public Health [email protected]. Thank you. constituents and volunteers is are encouraged to raise funds that Department reported 2,855 total positive cases including 28 new cases, 2,141 total Sincerely, paramount to our work, and so is our will advance the mission of the recovered cases, 12 currently hospital- commitment to the individuals and Alzheimer’s Association by enabling ized and 24 total fatalities. Iron County Evan Vickers – Utah State Senate families affected by Alzheimer’s,” said critical care and support services Mike Miller, Regional Manager for the and advancing research toward Alzheimer’s Association. methods of prevention, treatment The new Walk format allows and, ultimately, a cure,” he continued. maximum participation and is every- A nationwide pep rally webinar where — on every sidewalk, track is scheduled on August 10 at 11:00 and trail in Cedar City, Iron County, a.m. All registered participants will and beyond, with people walking in receive an invitation to this event. small groups of friends, family, and “In 2019 our first walk in Cedar City co-workers. Cedar City’s Walk is one had 35 teams engaged and we expect of eight taking place in Utah, and to top that number this year,” said 600 across the country. Miller. “We currently have 21 teams A new mobile app will bring signed up to walk and there is room everyone together for the 10 am for many more.” opening ceremony, then share special To register for the Walk, click on Walk music, mission messages, and Alz.org/walk or text AlzWalk to 51555. Alzheimer’s program information. Participants will also be able to share see Alzheimer’s walk » 8 8 Wednesday, August 5, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Bookings Below are bookings as reported R unner by the Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Cedar City Police Department. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty. For assaulted on a juvenile the name is “(Male/ Female) Juvenile Offender” and juvenile is of age less than 18 years. trail in Cedar JULY 27 $500, Theft – $500 to $1500 WILLIAM J authorities yet to MANGUM JULY 31 Cedar City, UT Disorderly CHAVIS D find unidentified Conduct BLACKHORSE Cedar City, UT male attacker JULY 28 Littering on Public/Private GABRIEL Land ANANIAS- from Sgt. Dave Mitchell GUZOUSKIS DANNY L Cedar City, UT BURGESS Iron County Sheriff’s Office Aggravated Cedar City, UT Robbery Assault On the afternoon of July 27, a Cedar city CHRISTOPHER BRETTEN H S COLLINS LOWE woman was running the Thunderbird Garden Cedar City, UT St. George, UT trail when she was attacked by a man. The DRUG – Poss Issuing Bad Marijuana/ Check, City Park, 18-year-old female told Sheriff detectives she Spice, Poss Drug No Alcohol/ parked her vehicle at the Thunderbird Garden Paraphernalia, Consumption Poss C/S Sched I/ in Park trailhead parking lot just east of the golf II/Analog, DUI WILLIAM J course and begun running eastbound on the FRED W MANGUM Ghost Flats trail. JENSEN Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT City Park, On her way back to the parking lot a man Aggravated No Alcohol/ hiding next to the trail jumped out and hit Assault, Damage/ Consumption Interruption in Park her in the head with a rock, knocking her to Comm Device, the ground. The women got back on her feet Unlawful AUGUST 1 Detention and escaped with only minor injuries. The CHRYSALIS W attacker has been described as a male in his RONALD S JOHNSON OLEVSKY Cedar City, UT early forties, tall and skinny, shoulder length Cedar City, UT Aggravated brown hair, wearing tan cargo shorts and a Disorderly Assault, Damage/ Conduct Interruption blue/white medical grade facemask. ELIZABETH Comm Device Iron County Sheriff detectives are asking DONLEAVY BRANDON M for help from anyone who frequently uses Cedar City, UT MILLER Fail to Comply w/ Cedar City, UT this trail, possibly lives nearby, or has seen Court Retail Theft, a person in that area matching the above KATHRYN E Protective Order Violation description to contact the Iron County Sheriff MULLENAX Office at 435-867-7500. Cedar City, UT DANIEL DRUG – Poss O’BRIEN C/S Sched I/II/ Cedar City, UT Analog, Poss Drug DRUG – Poss w/ Paraphernalia, Intent to Dist C/S, Poss Stolen Poss Marijuana/ Alzheimer’s walk Credit Cards, Spice, Poss Drug « Continued from page 7 Identity Theft Paraphernalia JULY 29 JOELLE L REBER For more information contact Mike Miller, THOMAS R Cedar City, UT VAUGHN Burglary, Assault Southern Utah Regional Manager for the Cedar City, UT MALE JUV Alzheimer’s Association at (435) 238-4998 Alcohol Restr. OFFENDER x8773 or [email protected]. DL, DRUG – Poss Cedar City, UT Marijuana/ Purch/Poss/Con- The Alzheimer's Association is the world's Spice, Poss Drug sume by Minor leading voluntary health organization in Paraphernalia, – Measurable DUI – Alcohol w/ Amounts, Alzheimer care, support and research. Our BAC at or over DRUG – Poss Drug mission is to end Alzheimer's and all other .08, Right of Way, Paraphernalia Stop or Yield Sign dementia — by accelerating global research, AUGUST 2 driving risk reduction and early detection, JULY 30 ZACHARIAH T and maximizing quality care and support. Our KYA K CARROLL HOEGER vision is a world without Alzheimer's and all Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT Alcohol Restr. Aggravated other dementia. ™ DL, DRUG – Poss Assault, Assault Marijuana/ Against Police/ » Spice, Poss Drug Military Member, »National Walk Facebook Page: https://www. Paraphernalia, Criminal Mischief, facebook.com/alzwalk DUI – Alcohol w/ Protective » BAC at or over .08 Order Violation, »National Walk to End Alzheimer’s Website: GABRIEL G Damage/Inter- www.alz.org/walk MACLEE ruption Device, »»Cedar City Walk to End Alzheimer’s website: Cedar City, UT Resist/Interfere Theft – Less than w/Arrest https://act.alz.org/site/TR/Walk2020/ UT-Utah?fr_id=13688&pg=entry Iron County Today News Wednesday, August 5, 2020 9

southern utah university news F ourth generation SUU grad to speak at commencement

from David Bishop F or Iron County Today Elizabeth Lee, a recent Southern Utah University graduate, is thrilled to be attending law school at Boston College beginning this fall. Lee’s father, grandfather, and great grandfather all SUU graduate studied at SUU, making her a fourth-generation Elizabeth Lee, who is SUU graduate. now headed to law school “After touring a few universities, I knew that at Boston College, will also I couldn’t find a more welcoming and warm be speaking at this year's SUU graduation ceremony environment than at SUU,” said Lee. “I am so on August 8th. sad to leave, but I hope to stay involved in some way and one day encourage my own children to become T-Birds!” Lee began at SUU as a theatre major but, like many college students, decided to change her major. After deliberation between a few majors, Lee decided to study strategic communication and political science. “Some people I hope get lost in the details, but to stay Lizzie Lee lives for them,” said involved Dr. Matt Barton, “ communication in some courtesy of suu department chair. applying to a variety of schools across the coun- Boston to embark on this new, exciting journey. “She is a person way and try. In the end, Lee applied to 20 different schools. Lee’s professional goals include earning her J.D., not satisfied with A few of them reached out for interviews, and working in the public sector, helping children and not knowing the one day even flew her out for campus visits. families find justice, and working her way up to answer and this “Near the end of my application process, I become a judge. kind of drive is encourage received an email from Boston College requesting Lee will be giving a speech at this year’s increasingly rare. me to send in an application,” said Lee. “I looked socially distanced commencement. For the first Her intelligence, my own them up and was impressed by their ranking and time since 1986, commencement will be held wit and overall reputation. I applied sort of on a whim and flew outside on the Upper Quad. This return to the edge combined children out for an admitted student event and fell in love.” traditional location allows students to celebrate with her sincere This fall, Lee and her husband will move to their future while honoring the past. kindness will make to become her a force to be reckoned with in T-Birds!” the legal world.” » Elizabeth Lee Lee got involved on campus as an Academic Coach for Excellence & Success (ACES) in her junior and senior years. As an ACE, Lee enjoyed working with freshmen and helping out at Thunder U. Lee also was a news anchor for SUTV, served as vice president of Pi Sigma Alpha her senior year, and completed an internship through SUU’s Michael O. Leavitt Center for Politics & Public Service at the Children’s Justice Center. “I first considered law school as a senior in high school,” said Lee. “It didn’t really become something I seriously began preparing for, though, until my internship at the Children’s Justice Center. It was there that I saw the good I could do for children and their families with a J.D.” Lee spent the next year studying 20+ hours a week for the LSAT as well as researching and 10 Wednesday, August 5, 2020 The Arts & Entertainment sho wcase in Iron County A fun-filled Final Friday Art Walk by Shay Baruffi Iron County Today The Cedar City Arts Council presented another entertaining art event last weekend. The second Final Friday Art Walk of the year took place on Cedar City’s Center Street on July 31st. There were many familiar faces accompanied by beautiful artwork in the crowd of artists. The Cedar City Arts Council also hosted a mini-grant writing workshop in harmony with the Art Walk where visitors could learn all they need to know about writing a great grant application. Music was performed throughout the evening at various locations by wonderful artists; Bill and Loretta Westbrook, Cedar Melody Music, Stan and Lindsay Szczesny, Cedar Skies Duo and The Grimshaw Family. The Cedar City Arts Council will host two more Art Walks during the sum- mer in Cedar City, August 28th and September 25th. For more information about the Cedar City Arts Council visit, http://www. cedarcityartscouncil.org.

photos by shay baruffi Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, August 5, 2020 11 Red Rock Film Fest passes go on sale today

from Matt Marxteyn red rock film festival Red Rock Film Club mem- bers and locals were given first choice of new films coming to the 14th Annual Red Rock Film Festival even though passes and ticket packages go public today, Wednesday, August 5. Every year the Festival sells passes early for locals and members. Locals Passes courtesy usf went on sale Monday which is only open to residents of Utah. Registration is stressed this year with safety measures. W ooden O Festival Director Matt Marxteyn said, "In light of Covid-19, we encourage creat- Symposium moves ing a ticket account now which is crucial to selecting your films later as a pass or package online for 2020 holder. We are trying to avoid people at the ticket counter at the last minute, which is why Scholars from across the United States and we are stressing online ticket beyond will be gathering online August 3–4 for sales." the nineteenth annual Wooden O Symposium Red Rock audiences can sponsored by the Utah Shakespeare Festival and look forward to the Festival's The Festival is keeping discussions and priority access Southern Utah University. The topic of this year’s long history of premieres and it simple for locals with the over a weekend or duration of symposium will be, appropriately, Shakespeare: being the first to see a new film. Locals Pass which grants them the Festival, ticket packages are Story and Adaptation. Now in its nineteenth year, Last year the Festival screened access to over 50 films plus sold as a book of 5-10 vouchers the Wooden O Symposium is a cross-disciplinary several film premieres such as virtual access to a selection of that can be exchanged for a conference exploring Medieval through Early Audience Award winner made films via a special online portal. ticket. Modern Studies through the text and performance in Southern Utah, "Links of Previously this was only avail- The Festival's Orientation of Shakespeare’s plays. Life" and Aglet Winner, "Galore" able to the film industry. Several Screenings are being limited to The conference will feature a keynote speaker, among others. Even older changes are also going in effect sponsors, Film Club members an actors panel, and over thirty academics from films such as its multi-award with types of screenings and and special promotions with around the world presenting papers, including winner "Big Fish" (2018) is just new ticket packages. the Briefs moving to 10-minute those by scholars from Canada, Britain, Australia, now qualifying for an Academy Whereas the passes can programs, and the new Boxers and Ukraine. Award this year. include dozens of films, panel programs filling the 30-minute Popular speaker and writer Ian Doescher will slot. Long-Johns are still full- be the keynote speaker. Doescher is the author of SUU ’s Randal Violett speaks to an length features. the William Shakespeare’s Star Wars series, Much audience after a screening of “Sheep Expecting more than 100 Ado about Mean Girls, The Taming of the Clueless, Hero” at last year’s Red Rock Film Festival. films, the Festival organization Get Thee Back to the Future, Deadpool Does is also treating the main Shakespeare, and MacTrump and is the creator Festival and its Market as two of the Shakespeare 2020 Project. He has a B.A. in separate events with their own music from Yale University, a Master of Divinity tickets — the VIP Pass will from Yale Divinity School, and a Ph.D. in ethics grant access to both events. from Union Theological Seminary. The Red Rock Film Festival will The actors panel will feature Festival actors Betsy occur in Cedar City November Mugavero, Quinn Mattfeld, and René Thornton Jr. 4-7 with headliners, premieres, After the symposium, selected articles will be competition films and panels. published in The Journal of the Wooden O. The The RFM Conference is sched- journal is published annually by Southern Utah uled for St. George November University Press in cooperation with the SUU 10-14 with non-competitive Center for Shakespeare Studies and the Festival. films, and seminars. Passes The conference is open to anyone. Admission is are on sale now online only at $30. For more information or to register, visit the www.redrockfilmfestival.com website at bard.org/wooden-o-symposium or call or https://redrockfilmfestival. 435-865-8333. photos courtesy of rrff eventive.org. 12 Wednesday, August 5, 2020 showcase Iron County Today Am I really the CEO of the universe? by Mary Anne ANDERSEN expensive equipment needs to be I want the Ce dar City Arts Council replaced and the shop was gone! I feel bad. If I had gone, say, six months ago, s my friend put it several years would that have been enough to keep Pastry Pub ago in California, “Mary Anne, you him in business? Well, hardly, not unless and the Pizza are not the CEO of the universe.” I really spent a lot of money, but I felt “ CEO,A as not necessarily to be in charge somewhat responsible, nonetheless. Cart to stay of—well, okay, I am bossy—but CEO as I really believe in supporting local in feeling responsible for. The occasion businesses. I order my books from around, so we was the going out of business of a small Heather at Main Street Books, even if C ourtesy lhf eatery that I patronized sometimes. I felt it costs me more than having Amazon order carry-out bad for the owners and said to my friend deliver them right to my door. But I that I was sorry that it had been a while really like the store, and Heather, and sometimes. It’s Enter the since I had been in there. every small town abso- not often enough That was when she said lutely needs an indepen- Heritage that the business failure dent bookstore. Same with to keep them in was not my fault. local restaurants. I want Livestock I still have that the Pastry Pub and the business, but I exaggerated sense of the Pizza Cart to stay around, Festival Art footprint I leave behind. A so we order carry-out have a lovely small shop here in Cedar sometimes. It’s not often sense of making Contest City that focused on one enough to keep them in of my interests, running business, but I have a lovely a contribution. Create and submit and exercise, really excited me when I sense of making a contribution. artwork celebrating discovered it soon after its opening. I Speaking of restaurants: I was feeling like it. or remembering your went in enough times that the owner so good about those restaurant visits And the soliciting phone calls! We say heritage. This may be could call me by name and I spent a fair until I heard a radio piece that talked no to most everything, even good causes. art based on the Cedar amount of money. Because I wanted about how servers are hurting from no We have only so many resources and I Livestock Heritage to encourage him, I even bought my tipping as patrons order just take-out. need to buy those books and tip those Festival, inspired by it, running shoes there, instead of going to Did you know some servers are paid just servers. But recently I said no to a lovely or based on your own a big discount chain in St. George. (And $2.75 an hour, with the expectation that woman on the other end, hung up, and personal history. running shoes are not cheap!). Then I tips will actually give them a living?! So then was sure the number of babies with Prizes are 1st Place quit going for a time because I had what we are remembering to tip when we pick facial deformities would surely increase. $100, 2nd Place $50, and I needed. up our food. Am I the CEO of those cute I immediately made an online contribu- 3rd Place $25 -- Total of Recently, I went back because even kids in the drive-thru windows? I feel tion as CEO in charge of cleft palates. $525 in prizes sponsored by the Cedar Livestock Heritage Center Festival. https:// www.cedar- livestockfest.com. The Cedar City Arts Council is helping facilitate this event: https://www. cedarcityartscouncil.org Categories: »»Elementary grades k-5 »»Middle School grades 6-8 »»High School grades 9-12 Artwork should be two dimensional of any art medium and no larger than 12x18. Submissions accepted starting Aug 11th, 2020. Please turn in all artwork by October 16th, 2020 You may turn the work in to SUMA, Color Country Art Supply Store, or Artisans Art Gallery or to Mrs. Nelson @ Cedar Middle School. Wednesday, August 5, 2020 13 Community & Personal Interest in Iron County Life

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Pra owan citizens, employees and community leaders joined owners, corey baumgartner Kaylie and Dalton, along by Corey BAUMGARTNER extensive remodeling, with their family and extensions, microblading create a pathway of freedom and the new salon has found friends, to officially and pedicures. They also healing for victims of sex-trafficking. Iron County Today open Studio Kay. a permanent place to call have a spot available for She also expressed that the Parowan’s newest hair heir, home and is ready to serve an interested nail technician. purpose of her salon is to not only Studio Kay, celebrated its official Southern Utah. Kaylie’s desires to serve in make people look good but, more grand-opening last Saturday. It may Located in the beautiful, historic the community go beyond haircare importantly, to also feel good. A seem difficult to open a new busines downtown Parowan Main St. as clients will find a special donation quote hanging on the wall reminds amidst a pandemic, but that didn’t building, Studio Kay is a full-service, box in her salon supporting the clients of this resolve. “Invest in your prevent the owners, Kaylie Ruesch follicle friendly salon and hopes to organization known as, Operation hair, it's the crown you never take and her husband Dalton, from be a one stop shop for hair, eyelash Underground Railroad, which helps off.” Studio kay hopes to help their pressing forward and beginning a royal clients do just that with every new adventure. cut, color and curl. Kaylie is a Parowan local and has Invest in your hair, it's the Walk-ins are always welcomed been a cosmetologist since 2013. (13 S. Main, Parowan). Appointments When the opportunity came up to crown you never take off.” can be made by visiting the Studio purchase the salon, she and her Kay Facebook page and by calling husband took the leap of faith. After “ » Studio Kay Kaylie at, 435-359-3857. 14 Wednesday, August 5, 2020 life Iron County Today C alendar

Due to the community’s responsibility Support Groups Service Clubs Government to help prevent the potential spread of COVID-19, please check with the event and Alcoholics Anonymous LION’S CLUB IRON COUNTY COMMISSION activity sponsors to make sure that the event (435) 635-3603 • www.utahaa.org • Tues, 12 pm • Call Shanda for location and 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am is still taking place. Everyone’s patience is Helpline: John (702) 802-1332, activity. Everyone welcome! (702) 480-3238 Commission Chambers greatly appreciated during this time. Kara (702) 232-6829 68 S 100 E, Parowan. Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek RAROT Y CLUB Dr, Cedar City) unless otherwise listed Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech CEDAR CITY COUNCIL Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am 757 W 800 S, Cedar City • (702) 865-7637 Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall Wednesday, August 5 • M – Sa, Noon 10 N. Main St (435) 586-2950 Speaking From The Heart MARINE CORPS LEAGUE Underwear Day • M – F, 6 pm Misfits Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm ENOCH PLANNING COMMISSION Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall FRONTIER HOMESTEAD: SPECIAL EXHIBIT – Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual • Sun, 11 am 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Featuring the Southern Utah Watercolor My Story • Sat, 8 pm AMERICAN LEGION AUX Society – Open daily from 9:00 am – 6:00 pm at Women’s Meeting • Sat, 10:30 am 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar City Library ENOCH CITY COUNCIL the Frontier Homestead State Park Museum What a Way to Start the Day • Su, M, W, 303 N 100 E, American Legion Conf. 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall (635 N Main St, Cedar City), admission is $4. For F, 7-8 am, Th 7 pm • Fellowship Building, 70 Room • (435) 704-6654 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 information call (435) 586-9290. *For your safety N 200 W, Cedar City (behind St. Jude’s) BIKERS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE PARA OW N CITY COUNCIL and the safety of the staff face masks or face Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm Paiute B.A.C.A. Color Country Chapter Meeting covering are required inside the museum. Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute (435) 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall 1st Thurs 7 pm • 593 N 1450 W, Cedar 35 E 100 N • (435) 477-3331 586-1112 Ext. 307 City. Helpline: 435-559-4505 The Great Fact • T, F, Noon. • Call for location • (702) 802-1332 or (702) 533-7856 Thursday, August 6 Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm • Canyon Park, Lions Pavilion • (435) 477-8925 Root Beer Float The Great Fact • T, Fri, Noon. Classes/Activities Call (435) 559-7777 for location. GET REALLY HEALTHY WORKSHOP: “Tai Chi”- AD ULT BARRE/MODERN DANCE Pickleball Group Spirit Wellness, 1615 N. Main Street, Cedar Al-Anon Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts. City, (435)867-5582. This workshop will help Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) strengthen and integrate mind and body for Dr, Cedar City) unless otherwise listed members, or $8 drop-in fee. and free (outdoors) an increase in health and awareness, improve Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm balance, reduce stress, and provide other Community Presbyterian Church, 2279 N. ARTHRITIS FOUNDATIONS EXERCISE ROCK CLUB Wedgewood, Cedar City. (435) 559-3333 Wed, 1 pm, Cedar City Senior Center benefits. No special equipment is needed, just 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, 201 Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm, Parowan 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained wear comfortable, loose clothing and flexible Senior Center, 685 N 300 E (435) 477-8925 instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. Learn about shoes. This workshop is free and open to all. Hope for Today (Family Groups) endurance-building activities, relaxation geology, find gems, fossils and minerals. Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 techniques, and health education topics. Learn to cut and polish and make jewelry. southernutahrockclub.org NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS AWANA BIBLE CLUB Friday, August 7 www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 pm SOUTHERN UTAH WOODTURNERS Most classes meet at 203 E Cobblecreek Dr, Preschool-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 pm 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood Lighthouse Day unless otherwise listed Valley Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, shop, 703 W 600 S. Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm Cedar City • (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 DRIVE-IN MOVIE – Approx. 8:45 pm, • Wed, 8 pm TAE KWON DO CLASS Fiddlers Fun Center (170 E Fiddlers Canyon Rd, Just for Today BOOK CLUB Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic Cedar City), admission is $10 per car [includes Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library $5 arcade card]. Concessions available for 303 N 100 E. This month we will discuss Center, 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/ Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm mo., ages 5+, any experience level (435) purchase. Bring the family from 4 pm – 8 pm "The Secret Wisdom of Nature" by Peter for music, food and more! Unlimited Funtime (Small room) Wohlleben 865-9223. Helps benefit Canyon Creek Women Only • Sun, 11 am Crisis Center. Inflatable rides for just $10 per person. Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm CEDAR CHEST QUILTERS’ GUILD The Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center TOP BAR HIVE BEE KEEPING (877) 865-5890. 489 E 200 S • (435) 586-0832 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library Saturday, August 8 ALZHEIMER'S CAREGIVER CEDAR CITY RADIO CONTROL CLUB 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 Online Meetings: 2nd Fri, 5:30 pm 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library Dollar Day 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • RSVP to [email protected] TOPS – Take Off Pounds Sensibly or (435) 238-4998 x8773 303 N 100 E. Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. CEDAR CITY TOASTMASTERS Evening weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm PARKINSON’S Cedar City Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose 2nd Thurs, 3 pm • Cedar City Library (West Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub Room), 303 N 100 E 86 W University Blvd. Find your voice weight without buying special foods. & shape your future. Be the leader and 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) or 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) CAREGIVERS speaker you want to be. (603) 731-0116 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging WATER AEROBICS CLASS Offices, 585 N Main St, Ste. 1, Cedar City CEDAR PROFESSIONALS Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 S W., Fun, up-tempo workout to music. ARP—ADDICTION RECOVERY Highway 91, Cedar City. An organization 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary Intensive cardio, full body muscle toning. building, Main & 300 N, Parowan of business people. Stimulate business Any fitness level. All ages. $3/class, for members through exchange of ideas, SENIOR BLIND/VISUALLY IMPAIRED information and business referrals. including pool admission. (435) 327-2091 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library 303 www.cedarprofessionals.org (no text) N 100 E COLOR COUNTRY WINDS WEIGHTWATCHERS REIMAGINED! NAMI BRIDGES & Family to Family Wed • Come brush up on your band skills Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar City Aquatic Center Thurs, 7 pm • Southwest Behavioral to share with the community. Call Debbie 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, Health Center, 245 E 680 S, Cedar City at (435) 559-9609 for time and location. in-person motivation from members, Free • (435) 590-7749 or (435) 590-0880 COLOR COUNTRY PICKLEBALL trained guides and wellness coaches. PREGNANCY, INFANT LOSS (702) 832-0555. Evening workshops now 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So. M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake available. More info at weightwatchers. Center). Paddles & balls supplied. Utah • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar City com/us/find-a-meeting) www.southernutahshare.com (435) 586-6345 HEY CEDARS SQUARE DANCE WELLNESS PLACE SUU 2020 GRADUATION COMMENCEMENT – Multiple sclerosis SUU Campus (351 W University Blvd, Cedar 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar City Visitor’s Wed • Beginner’s, 6 pm, Mainstream 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) Center (581 N Main) For both caregivers and Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior Center 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc. City). For information visit www.suu.edu/ those with MS. No age limit. 489 E 200 S. (435) 531-6811 or (435) 669-4867 com/upcoming-classes graduation. Iron County Today life Wednesday, August 5, 2020 15 C alendar

we reward you with premium parking and 10% This is an opportunity for preschool children off! For info call (435) 865-6792 or find us on Sunday, August 9 to learn about the past through stories and Facebook: /RedAcreFarmCSA. There is no fee to history related activities. Enjoy a new story come listen to the band and you do not have Book Lovers Day and activity each week. For information call to purchase food. We do ask that you NOT (435) 586-9290. bring any food from off-site and tipping the “A reader lives a thousand lives before George R.R. Martin band is encouraged. Bring along blankets, lawn he dies.” chairs, umbrellas, and BYOB. Today’s entertainment features: “No Sweat & Tears” Wednesday, August 12 – Aldine Strychnine from SLC, aka the punk Monday, August 10 Vinyl Record Day rocker farmer at KRCL will be playing along a MILITARY APPRECIATION DAY – 9am to 6pm, new group of old guys with a persevering love S’mores Day Frontier Homestead State Park Museum (635 of music; a great mix of all the goodies! Brought to you by Smart Pest Control SUMA: SPECIAL EXHIBIT – “Find the N Main St, Cedar City). FREE admission for all Distance: Jimmie F. Jones Retrospective.” current and past military members; regular Opening Monday – Saturday from 11:00 admission is $4 per person. Enjoy a self-guided am – 6:00 pm in Southern Utah Museum of scavenger hunt around the museum inside and Art – SUMA (13 South 300 West, Cedar City). out! For information call (435) 586-9290 or visit Admission is FREE. For information visit www. www.frontierhomestead.org. suu.edu/suma. The exhibition will showcase SWEET PEA: BREAKFAST ON THE FARM – works of art that span the length of Jones’s Every Saturday 8 to Noon, Sweet Pea Farm & life. Starting with grade school, his works of Orchard (136 S 600 W, Parowan), pricing per art will appear chronologically with pieces item ranges $2.50 – $7.50. We will have all of from high school, college, his Mexico period our farm favorites and some new items on our (1961-1975), and his landscape period (1976- menu. (Seasonal menu will change each week). 2009). It will also include an installation of For info call (435) 531-6461. his Rockville studio desk and two portraits RED ACRE FARM: “Saturdays on the Farm” of Jones painted by friends Earl Jones and – 8 am to 8 pm, Red Acre Farm (2322 W 4375 N, Richard Hardin. Cedar City). There is no entry fee to the farm. Shop at the farm stand and enjoy different venues each week. We want to share with you CEDAR CITY YEAR-ROUND DOWNTOWN , 9 am - Noon, Every Tuesday, August 11 This Day in History 1981: IBM released its how this small family farm does it and how we FARMERS MARKET Saturday rain or shine, in the parking lot first PC (personal computer) the IBM 5150 got to where we are today. Check our website behind the Stratford Hotel, (18 S Main Street) Son and Daughter Day which sold for around $1,600 as a basic config (www.redacrefarmcsa.org) or call 435-865-6792 or inside the building behind the parking lot but to get a fully working PC with 64 kb of RAM for more info. CHILDREN’S STORY TIME, 10 am to 11 am, in the cold weather months. Definitely worth and a single 5 1/4-inch floppy drive and monitor Frontier Homestead State Park Museum (635 cost $3,005. stopping by for art work, baked goods, crafts, N Main St, Cedar City), admission is FREE. custom semi-precious stone and costume jewelry, farm fresh produce, homemade brownies & candies, home style treats, homemade jams & jellies, homeopathic items and 100% real honey. SATURDAY FARMER’S MARKET, 9 AM - 1 PM, Saturdays @ IFA, 905 S Main. Good weather outside, bad weather inside. Farmers with vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey, baked goods & breads, meats, tamales, food vendors, hand- crafted items including soaps, lotions, jewelry, clothing, home décor and gifts for all ages. For info call (435) 463-3735. RED ACRE FARMS – “Burgers, Bikes & Bands” 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm at Red Acre Farms DRIVE-IN MOVIE – Approx. 8:45 pm, (2322 W 4375 N, Cedar City). Join for music, Fiddlers Fun Center (170 E Fiddlers Canyon Rd, burgers made with beef and pork we raise, Cedar City), admission is $10 per car [includes with delicious seasonal sides, frosty lemonade, $5 arcade card]. Concessions available for made from scratch pies and good company. purchase. Bring the family from 4 pm – 8 pm This event is family-friendly and fun for all for music, food and more! Unlimited Funtime ages. If you ride your bike out, (pedal or motor) Inflatable rides for just $10 per person. 16 Wednesday, August 5, 2020 life Iron County Today people Library display honors Wreaths Across America 60th Anniversary from Sandy Ball DAR Paul & Barbara Paul Lee Hardy and Members of the Bald Eagle Chapter of Barbara (Jane) Lether the Daughters of the American Revolution Hardy of Enoch, Utah set up a display at the Cedar City Public will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary this Library to promote Wreaths Across week. Married 4 August, 1960 and later sealed in the Salt Lake City Temple. Children: Mick Woolsey, America. The goal of Wreaths Across Robert Hardy, Belinda Wilson. Nine Grandchildren, Ten America is to place a wreath on the grave Great-Grandchildren (if there's a mistake in numbers, of all Veterans across the United States at ask great-grandma!). Their love has not lost a beat. Christmastime. Although their hair may be a bit grayer and their gait a This year we hope to place 1025 little slower, their smiles and love for family continues on! We love you Mom and Dad! Due to Covid-19, a wreaths with the community 's help. family celebration will be held at a later date. Wreaths will be placed in Cedar City, Enoch, Summit and Paragonah cemeteries on December 19th. Wreaths are $15 each, or if you buy 2 for $30 then a third is There is no charge for birth, first birthday, mission, donated free by Wreaths Across America. Eagle Scout, 50th anniversary (and up), wedding and The Bald Eagle chapter of Daughters of 80th birthday (and up) announcements. Submissions the American Revolution does not make can be made online at ironcountytoday.com, or any money on this project. That is why emailed to [email protected] or brought to 389 N 100 W, #12, Cedar City, Utah 84721. The we are getting the third wreath free. deadline is Friday at noon for the following week’s Donations and checks may be made issue. Announcements should be 100 words or less. out to Bald Eagle Chapter and mailed to 126 S 2050 W, Cedar City, UT 84720. courtesy of dar Please call 435-867-1865 ext. 5 for pricing for all Bald Eagle Chapter members Deb Leoni, Mary Gillespie, other announcements. Please note which cemetery you would and Sandy Ball stand next to their unique display for Wreaths prefer. Across America. Iron County Today life Wednesday, August 5, 2020 17 CAUTION: Dry Paint B usiness Self-Actualization of your Community! t he Rut less traveled Building Main Street, Not Wall Street

by Corey Baumgartner other Teresa once said, “I alone cannot withering, they will be joined by midsized com- change the world, but I can cast a stone munities that have failed to understand the true Iron County Today across the waters to create many ripples.” economic threats brewing on the horizon. These MTo change a community, how might we learn trends have only accelerated the past few months ne good thing about being quarantined is that one can agonize or organize, maybe a from Mother Teresa and “Maslow's - Hierarchy of in the age of Covid. little of both. However, the key to staying Needs”? Can this quote and Maslow apply equally The lower portion of Maslow’s pyramid when positiveO always involves some sort of action. to a community just as it might apply to each of referring to communities is the big boxes, chains One day we will get through this pandemic. The us individually? and online options. Those assets are certainly question and quest is, will we be better for it, or Maslow indicates we must meet the lower needed to firm up the bottom of the pyramid, but let it continue to wreak havoc on our present and level of individual needs such as food, shelter and will never move your community to self-actual- our future? That being expressed, the other day I so forth before we can climb to the higher levels ization. Communities must understand to achieve choose to do some organizing. It’s easy to collect of the pyramid. I would suggest a community community self-actualization, they must seek things, or to let things collect you, than it is to might likewise strive to first meet the basic ways to capture hyper-local revenue from locally organize and/or authorize yourself to let things go needs of their citizens. Those community needs owned and operated businesses that will ulti- from the shelf to the trash. One doesn’t realize the are much the same as individual needs. Instead mately power the community forward. We must deluge of detritus one can collect until it becomes of food, we strive for basic amenities such as realize that local dollars spent at non hyper-local detrimental and threaten a mental breakdown! police and fire. In lieu of basic shelter, it might be entities, while necessary at times, carry a 3-7X Where was I? Ah yes, as I was organizing and the ability to offer affordable housing. Those are lower return or impact to their community than authorizing, I came across a box of crafting supplies but a couple basic entry points for a successful dollars spent at hyper-locally owned and operated I had used for a project several years ago. You know, community. In other words, provide inexpensive businesses. Without understanding the real those projects you have such high hopes for, but ways for people to survive within your commu- economic return on those hyper-local dollars, they just get tossed in a box for “later?” Well, this nity by meeting their basic community communities often make financial forgotten task, discovered among other lost and needs. But just as Maslow taught, decisions that have long-term dire hidden items, was box containing several unused those are only short term, simple or economic consequences. paint brushes and sixteen small containers of paint. basic needs; we should always strive Dollars spent hyper-locally are the While I often work better with a pen than a brush, for much loftier goals. life-blood of our community; it must part of me was intrigued as I tried to remember The real end game for the com- flow freely to help maintain full health. what potential project the paint was for. munity is to achieve self-actualization The more wounds (non hyper-local I began imagining what I could still paint with by reaching the top level of the spending) we have in our economic those sixteen brilliant colors. However, it was then pyramid. That level is where you have blood flow, the weaker our community that I realized, because it had been so long, the the wishes of your heart’s desire. immune systems become. Many com- paint had dried up and was no longer usable. It was Translated in community terms, that munities fail to have a well-balanced means higher wage opportunities economic eco-system that balances as if each pod of paint had taken upon itself to cre- John A. Newby ate 16 mini-masterpieces entitled, Procrastination. that attract our younger generations. and provides equal incentives and so I was a bit discouraged to say the least. And as It means good roads, great parks and csolumni t forth for local entrepreneurs. Without regrets often reveal ruts and vice-versa, I hope gathering places, local and unique this equal emphasis on hyper-local you will learn from my 'paint-ful' mistake. Because shopping experiences and restaurants. Of course, business, the outflow of economic blood becomes while I'll never know what I might have painted the higher you go up the pyramid, the greater economically stifling and the community slowly with those brushes and paint, dwelling upon the economic vitality that follows. As they say, rising dies as city governments have less and less of a dried out paint and blank canvasses of the past will water raises all the ships in the harbor, this is revenue base to work with each passing year. ensure that additional paints will dry out and the true of your community’s vitality as well. The growing onslaught of online consumer canvasses of the future will also stay blank. Unfortunately, too many communities are options is getting even more competitive. With Each of us has fountains, wells and rivers of stuck on the lower levels of the pyramid. This can cities courting more and more big box and chains talent! I know somewhere on the canvas, bookshelf, be due to various reasons, some controllable and that move those valued local dollars to Wall Street microphone, etc. of your heart is a Painting, Book, some not quite as controllable. The lower end of rather than Main Street, they risk being out of Song or other masterpiece waiting to be created and Maslow’s pyramid was never meant to be the end balance and falling into the economic trap. Building set free. So, to any who feel your paints have dried game and is a very short-term view or vision. We the hyper-local business base is the only way out of up, or your brushes have been warped or ruined. are only meant to pass through that portion of what some refer to as the community death spiral. Get up and go get some new brushes and some wet the pyramid on the way to the top of the pyramid, Shopping Truly-Local isn't simply a nice thing to do; paint! There are still canvasses to create—canvasses which comes with a much greater quality of life. it is essential for your city to survive in the future. waiting for the artist inside of you—the artist that How do communities come to realize the ultimate can paint like only you can. The world needs your goal of self-actualization? We must first realize works! Don't just sit there quarantined, letting your the real economic threats to our communities. By John A. Newby, author of the "Building Main Street, Not talents go to waste. Don't let the brilliant colors doing so, we can alter the course or path that we Wall Street" column dedicated to helping communities inside your mind and heart dry out and die. Rinse off may be on. Many small towns are withering and and local media companies combine synergies that allow the procrastination and fear from your brushes of dying as hyper-local businesses shut their doors them to not just survive, but thrive in a world where hope. Dust off your canvas of dreams and get back giving way to big boxes, chains and online options. truly-local is lost to Amazon, Wall Street chains and to work on your next masterpiece entitled, YOU! In the future, it won’t only be smaller communities others. [email protected]. 18 Wednesday, August 5, 2020 life Iron County Today faith obituaries

C lifford William Anker C harles James Hatch

Keep your eyes on Jesus Clifford William Long time Anker, 73, passed Cedar City resident away unexpectedly, Charles James Sunday July 26, 2020 Hatch passed away Matthew 14:25-32 in Keller, TX. Clifford peacefully on July was born July 8, 1947 31, 2020. He was in Cedar City, UT surrounded by ver these last few months, out on the water, but that he had to Raymond E and his loving family. each of our lives has been enough faith to get out of the boat Mary L Anker. He was Always referred to the eldest of three as “Jimmy” by his challenged and changed and begin walking on the water children. Clifford grew parents, he was inO some way (better or worse) towards Jesus! Sadly, his faith was up in Cedar where he known as “Chuck” because of the Coronavirus pan- overcome by fear when he took his enjoyed the outdoors, by most others. demic. There may more challenges eyes off of Jesus and focused more participated in Boy Chuck was born coming (known and unknown) that on the strength of the storm than Scouts where he achieved his Eagle Scout and April 25, 1943 in Sioux City, Iowa and was the attended two World Boy Scout Jamborees. first born child of Donald James and Georgia we may not be able to fully prepare the strength of His Savior. He worked for his Grandmother and parents Amelia (Neibuhr) Hatch. Charles was dearly for. The storms of uncertainty I know that we each have our at Cedar Laundry & Cleaning. He graduated from loved and always devoted to his family. As a looming on the horizon seem storms and struggles every day in Cedar High School and received his BS degree in young man the family moved to the state of daunting and disabling to our lives our lives. I know that whether it’s Business Administration and Computer Science Washington. from College of Southern Utah now Southern Charles attended Camas High School and it and livelihood. We wonder and a pandemic, plague or personal Utah University. After college he worked for JC is here he would meet Patricia Songer his first worry if this pandemic will con- predicament; it often seems like Penny in Salt Lake City, UT where he and his wife and mother of his eldest son Troy and tinue to prevent and prevail over to endure and overcome them is first wife Charlene Burton (later divorced). They eldest daughter Taunja. our lives. There also had two daughters, Danelle and Melaina. He was very talented and a skilled welder seems to be a demor- In 1970 Cliff was drafted into the US Army but would find his true calling in Law during the Vietnam War where he served as a Enforcement in 1974 when Charles joined the alizing malaise of fear As He guided specialist for the Hawk Missile Battalion in Seoul Oregon State Police as a Trooper. and panic spreading South Korea. He was honored by the military Charles held many fond memories of his across the world like and guarded his with the National Defense Service medal and the time with the OSP and these days would serve a tidal wave of woe Armed Forces Expeditionary medal. him well as he continued his Law enforcement Clifford was residing in Keller, TX with his career as a Deputy and later Lieutenant with and weariness. apostles through wife of 40 years Ann Anker. He has enjoyed life the Nye County Sheriff’s in Pahrump, Nevada Where can we “ in Texas and enjoyed helping to raise Ann’s son then later joining the North Las Vegas, NV turn for peace in their storms, He and daughter, their grandchildren, and great Police Department until he retired concluding times like these? Who grandchildren. During his years in Texas he 30 years of LE service. can we trust to help volunteered at the Keller Senior Center teaching Charles met and married his precious wife will surely get us computer skills to those in the community for Elaine (Werber) Hatch in 1992, a union that us when we feel like many years. He worked in Human Resources would blend their two families as one, adding our lives have been through ours. in multiple corporations in the Dallas area, two precious sons and a beautiful daughter. broken in pieces? including DISD & Dr Pepper. In his retirement, Charles is survived by his beautiful wife What can we do to he founded a computer assistance business Elaine, children Troy (Julie) Hatch and Taunja for training & repair, “The Anker Connection (Hector) Mancillas all of Henderson, NV. help replace calamity Inc.” which catered to senior members of the Aaron (Leah) Hatch, Justin (Anna) Hatch and with calmness? In community. He was an avid reader with an Cheyanne (Nate Jensen) Hatch all of Cedar Matthew 14:25-32, God's impeccable sweet tooth and loved reminiscing City Utah. His beloved step children Nichole Jesus counsels and about the beautiful mountains of Utah that (Steve) Sheppard of Washington, Brandon consoles his storm- he grew up in. He was always willing to help (Gergana) Welbourne of Henderson NV, James Porch anyone in need, and his altruistic sprit and (Jenni) Welbourne of Lakewood CA and Bobby tossed apostles to not unconditional love will be remembered and Nanni of Henderson NV. be afraid and to take by Corey Baumgartner honored in those who knew and loved him. Grandchildren Bethany, Ashley, Chelsea, courage. How can we Cliff will be cremated and spend his eternal Ayesha, Alexa, Aric, Rylee, Eliana, Shawn, not be afraid when Iron County Today rest in the national cemetery, Columbarium in Hailee and Alyssa. And 11 great-grandchildren. Grand Prairie, TX. Interment will take place on His brothers, Danny Hatch and Terry Hatch there’s an unknown Thursday Aug. 6th. He will be forever loved and both of Nevada and many nieces and nephews. pandemic threatening our way of the same difficulty as attempting deeply missed by all who knew him. We love you Charles was preceded in death by his life and life itself!? to walk on water. Maybe some of Papa! parents. Hebrews 13:8 states that, “Jesus us don’t have that kind of faith Cliff is survived by his wife Ann Anker, his There will be a viewing on Friday August is the same yesterday, today and (yet) to get out of the boat. That’s sister Rayma Anker-Wozab (Brent Barton), sister 7, 2020 from 6:00-8:00 pm at the Sunset in-law Jill Johnson (Mike Anker – deceased), chil- Canyon Ward located at 2830 West Cody Drive. tomorrow.” That means that if He alright. Jesus is still there, not only dren Danelle Anker, Melaina Anker-Youngberg Graveside services will be held on Saturday had the power to calm and conquer inviting each of us to join Him, (Troy), Jeff Caplinger, Kay Garriott (George), August 8, 2020 at 1:00 pm Pacific time at the the winds and the waves in the but to help us to take courage in his Grand-daughters and great grandchildren Panaca Town Cemetery in Panaca, Nevada. past, then He still has the power to these times of uncertainty to not and many nieces, nephews and cousins. He Under the direction of Affordable Funeral is preceded in death by his parents and his Services. prevail over any pandemic in our be afraid of, or swept away by, the brother Michael F Anker. Online condolences can be sent to his present. Whether we’re fighting flood of fear that threatens to sink Condolences can be sent to lucasfuneral- memorial page at www.affordablefuneralser- the latest form of flu, storms of our boats and our hopes. homes.com. vices.com sin, tidal waves of temptation and No matter how depressing the addictions; the Savior still stands deluge of daily news about the above the adversary and adversity storms raging across our world There is no charge for obituaries of 400 words or less. Submissions can be made and calls to each of us through appears to be, we must keep our online at ironcountytoday.com, or emailed to [email protected] or brought our storms, “Take courage! It is eyes and our hearts on Jesus. For as to 389 N 100 W, #12, Cedar City, Utah 84721. A single submission may include up to I. Do not be afraid.” As we read He guided and guarded his apostles two photos. The deadline for submission is Monday at noon. For pricing information further in Matthew, we learn that through their storms, He will surely for obituaries longer than 400 words, please call 435-867-1865 ext. 5. Peter not only wanted to join Jesus get us through ours. Wednesday, August 5, 2020 19 Scores & Recaps from Iron County Competition S ports Experience matters

C eDAR head coach Josh Bennett gives directions to the team at a recent practice. The Reds open the 2020 season at home against Spanish Fork on Aug. 14. tom zulewski Reds look to move up Region 9 ladder by Tom ZULEWSKI …we have the best leadership “This is my sixth year, and we Iron County Today have the best leadership of any team of any team we’ve had” we’ve had,” Bennett said. “It makes With the 2020 high school foot- a huge difference. We’ve got a really ball season on the horizon, the Cedar » Josh Bennett, Cedar head coach good senior class that knows how Reds have one positive that several “ to win, and they’re very competitive. Region 9 teams don’t. They return knows Cedar will have to find a way the six losses were by a touchdown They don’t like to lose, and that 10 of 11 starters on offense from a to push forward and win the close or less, including a 28-21 defeat at makes a big difference when you season ago, nine of 11 on defense. games as they look to improve on Green Canyon in the second round of But head coach Josh Bennett a 5-6 record from 2019. Three of the 4A state playoffs. see reds football » 20 20 Wednesday, August 5, 2020 sports Iron County Today reds football Ee v rything old « Continued from page 19 combine those two.” can be new again Leading the way for his senior season at quarter- back will be Jaron Garrett. Garrett threw for 3,185 yards with 23 touchdowns to only 11 interceptions he high school football season is nine With no bubble in place, teams are last season, and he’s more than happy to be able days away. In a prior universe, this traveling between cities with results that are to return to the field in spite of the COVID-19 may have been taken as a normal getting uglier by the day. The Miami Marlins pandemic. thing,T something for athletes and parents to have already seen 18 of its 30 players on the “It’s different, but I’m excited we have an oppor- get excited over as they start up one of the roster sidelined by COVID. tunity to be able to play,” Garrett said. “Watching annual rituals that mark the start of another That’s exactly 60 percent, and that’s the baseball seniors not be able to have their season school year. insane. The team had to shut down for a full was just devastating. Being able to be out here and But the 2020 season has a lot of curiosity week, but was scheduled to return to play compete is a blessing.” and intrigue behind it as COVID-19 continues Monday at Baltimore. Garrett said the big difference that will help the to tear through the fabric of what was once The St. Louis Cardinals have had at Reds as they get set for the opener at home against considered “normal.” least four players test positive and that has Spanish Fork on Aug. 14 is leading by example on The good news here is that Cedar and cost two games of their series against the the field. “I try and stay after (practice) to run or lift Canyon View haven’t been affected all that Milwaukee Brewers. In a related item, Brewers weights, be at practice every day,” he said. “Just show much when it comes to its football schedules. center fielder Lorenzo Cain opted out of his up because it’s a hard time right now.” The Reds have their original schedule in tact 2020 season last week when he got news of Knowing roles and positions on the field enables that starts next Friday against Spanish Fork, the developments. but the Falcons had to look for two replace- Cain will forgo an estimated $5.9 million ments when Nevada schools were forced to in salary he was scheduled to receive in this cancel all fall sports. truncated season. CV will welcome 2A schools Grand and And let’s talk about Commissioner Rob Enterprise on Aug. Manfred for a 21 and 28. moment, shall Now comes the Let’s hope our we? He went from interesting part. threatening to pull Speaking with Cedar high schools the plug on the head football coach season July 31 if Josh Bennett last don’t fall into the the outbreak isn’t week, he expressed “ contained to this confidence that same trap MLB is gem of a quote things will go less than 24 hours somewhat smoothly facing now. later, as reported by when the Reds play cbssports.com: their opener against "We are playing. the Dons. The players need Health checks to be better, but I are already in place random am not a quitter in for the players and general and there visiting teams will t houghts is no reason to quit do theirs before now. We have had tom zulewski they get on the bus by Tom Zulewski to be fluid, but it Te h CeDAR Reds get in another grueling practice to travel. Fans and is manageable,” before their 2020 season opener at home against Spanish Fork on August 14. media will be tem- Sports Writer Manfred said in a perature-checked tweet written by Garrett to get his teammates ready on the field. He prior to entry and mask wearing is highly Karl Ravech of ESPN. said Region 9 teams will provide unknowns because recommended, although there is no set Yikes, folks. It seems like no one’s able the pandemic shut down summer workouts and criteria as of this writing for how many fans to make up their minds here, and that’s not camps. will be allowed into the stands. good. “We haven’t been out to play anyone, so every There is a full set of guidelines that was Progress has come slowly, and it’s a good team is equal right now,” Garrett said. approved by the UHSAA on July 28 and can thing that our sports leagues are at least Bennett said even though the Reds missed a first- be found online at uhsaa.org. Among the trying to make a concerted effort to return round bye in the 4A playoffs, the experience will serve other Region 9 programs that had to change to play. When things are working as poorly as them well. “Experience doesn’t always translate to schedules, Pine View will not play its opener they are in Major League Baseball, it makes success, but it’s helpful in close games,” he said. “The at Ridgeline, but at Westlake High in Saratoga you wonder if the effort was really worth it. kids have been in those situations and it makes it a Springs. Cache County prohibited overnight It’s better to be safe, even if it means lot easier to come through. We’re a better team than travel for teams, forcing the move. sacrificing short-term losses for long-term we were last year, and so far, the kids have responded Dixie High lost a game against a team enjoyment. Let’s hope our high schools don’t to the challenges.” from Palm Desert when California pushed fall into the same trap MLB is facing now. The Reds will face Juab at home in Week 2 on back all of its fall sports to next spring. The Aug. 21, but then travel for four straight games on the Flyers will have a bye week Aug. 28 as a result. road starting at Taylorsville on Aug. 28. The Region 9 As for the national side…let’s just say Follow Tom Zulewski on Twitter @TommyZee81 or opener happens at Crimson Cliffs on Sept. 4, and the Major League Baseball is operating in chaos email [email protected]. Please stay safe, Mustangs will be out to avenge Cedar’s 21-19 win in mode at the moment. wash your hands and wear a mask. the first round of the 2019 state playoffs. Iron County Today sports Wednesday, August 5, 2020 21 T -Birds ranked 10th in Big Sky Coaches’ Poll

by Kyle Birnbrauer develop a highly competitive SUU ATHLETICS STRATEGIC culture. The final Big Sky COMMUNICATION Conference standings this year will be our litmus test. FARMINGTON — The That will be our respon- Big Sky Conference released sibility and choice to be the results of the 2020 Soccer Preseason Coaches’ Poll on last Tuesday and the Thunderbird women’s Big Sky Soccer Preseason Poll soccer team was picked to Rank Team Points finish 10th overall. “We look forward to 1 Montana 70 (4) 2 Northern Colorado 69 (2) changing the narrative 3 Eastern Washington 66 (2) courtesy of suu quickly. The responsibility 4 Sacramento State 65 (1) successful.” by the coaches to win the Eastern Washington, to do so lies with us. We are 5 Northern Arizona 49 (1) Last conference with 70 total Sacramento State, and motivated to be successful 6 Weber State 40 year’s reg- points and four first-place Northern Arizona round out and we will prepare every 7 Idaho 34 ular season votes. Right behind them, the top five. day to be our best,” head 8 Portland State 22 champions, with 69 total points are last The Thunderbirds will coach Kai Edwards said. 9 Idaho State 18 Montana, year’s tournament cham- kick off on August 20th at “Our focus will be on us 10 Southern Utah 17 were picked pions Northern Colorado. California Baptist University. and what we control as we

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1. When the term “Cheesehead” the local newspaper – the 7. He’s controversial and been 10. Which two teams played in Last Week’s Answers was first introduced to Times-Picayune – after the the subject of a legendary the 1991 NFC Championship Gretzky describe Green Bay Packers Super Bowl was played two “Saturday Night Live” skit, game and haven’t returned 1. C: Wayne Gretzky. scored 894 goals in his NHL fans, which neighboring weeks later? but Mike Ditka has the Super since? career. state’s baseball and football Bowl trifecta on his football A. “Only watching for the A. Chicago Bears/ fans used it as a derogatory resume, winning as a player, 2. B: Jim Valvano. Valvano led commercials.” Philadelphia Eagles term? assistant coach and head North Carolina State to the B. “There was a game on? B. Washington Football 1983 NCAA Championship, but A. Minnesota Didn’t see it.” coach. Which team won the Team/Detroit Lions Super Bowl when Ditka was was diagnosed with cancer B. Michigan C. “Super Bowl? What Super C. Dallas Cowboys/San nine years later. C. Iowa Bowl?” its head coach? Francisco 49ers 3. D: Michael Jordan. D. Illinois D. “We were the real A. New England Patriots D. Tampa Bay Buccaneers/ contenders.” B. Dallas Cowboys New Orleans Saints 4. A: John Madden. The newest 2. Which NFL franchise has C. Chicago Bears edition of Madden 21 hits retired the number 12 to 5. Detroit Tigers pitcher D. Philadelphia Eagles 11. Which NHL club holds the game stores Aug. 25. honor its fan base? Armando Galarraga was longest Stanley Cup drought, 5. C: Cal Ripken Jr. Ripken denied a perfect game in 2010 having last won in 1967? 8. The Cleveland Browns were played in 2,632 consecutive A. Chicago Bears when a call was missed at B. San Francisco 49ers taken away by Art Modell and games. first base on what would have A. Buffalo Sabres C. Seattle Seahawks moved to Baltimore in 1996. 6. D: Vin Scully. been the 27th out. Which AL B. Philadelphia Flyers D. Las Vegas Raiders How many seasons passed Central rival provided the C. Vancouver Canucks 7. A: Mary Lou Retton. before the Browns returned D. Toronto Maple Leafs opposition? 8. B: Lou Holtz. Holtz led to the city? 3. The Oakland Raiders may William & Mary (1970 have moved to Las Vegas, A. Chicago White Sox The 2009 film “The Blind A. One 12. Tangerine Bowl), N.C. State but which notorious fan B. Cleveland Indians Side” tells the story of B. Two (four bowl games), Arkansas group will also be formed at C. Kansas City Royals Michael Oher, who overcame (six bowl games, including D. Minnesota Twins C. Three Allegiant Stadium? a rough childhood and went the 1978 Orange Bowl vs. D. Four on to play in the NFL, drafted A. Black Hole Oklahoma), Minnesota (1985 6. ESPN basketball analyst Bill as an offensive tackle by Independence Bowl), Notre B. Teen Angst 9. Los Angeles went without Walton played in college at the Baltimore Ravens. Who Dame (nine straight bowl C. Pirate’s Treasure an NFL team for more than UCLA and won two NBA titles. played Leigh Anne Tuohy, games, one national title) D. Jolly Rogers two decades before the Which team did Walton play Oher’s adoptive mother, and and South Carolina (two bowl Rams finally returned in 2017. for when he won his first one won the Best Actress Oscar games) 4. The New Orleans Saints lost in 1977? Where were they before? for her performance? the 2018 NFC Championship 9. A: Phil Jackson. A. St. Louis game to the Los Angeles A. Portland Trailblazers A. Meryl Streep 10. C: Mike Singletary. Rams with the help of a B. Los Angeles Clippers B. Portland B. Sandra Bullock hotly-disputed non-call. C. Boston Celtics C. Indianapolis C. Amy Adams 11. A: Ted Williams. What was the headline in D. Houston Rockets D. Charlotte D. Allison Janney 12. B: Lou Brock. 22 Wednesday, August 5, 2020 FREE Cl assifieds

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Notice of Public Hearing (PUD’s) found in Chapter 11 of the Enoch Zoning Ordinance Public Notice which can be viewed at http://www.cityofenoch.org/ordi- Notice is hereby given that the Enoch City Planning Commis- nancespublic-notices.html or call the Enoch City Recorder at The Cedar City Police Department announces the dis- sion will hold a public hearing on August 11, 2020 at 5:30pm 435-586-1119 for more information. posal of found and unclaimed property in accordance at the Enoch City Office, 900 E. Midvalley Road, Enoch, UT. with UCA 77-24a-5 and UCA 45-1-101. The Cedar City Po- The public hearing is regarding placing a six (6) month mor- Published August 5, 2020 lice department has in its possession: mountain style, atorium on applications for Planned Unit Developments Iron County Today • ICT #0284 BMX, road and children’s bicycles; scooters and hov- erboards; hand/power tools and tool boxes; luggage and bags w/personal property; MP3 style players, video games, computers, and other electronics and comput- ing devices; cell phones; keys; jewelry, coins and cur- Summons Summons rency; home, sports and other collectibles; shoes, cloth- ing and bedding; wallets, purses, backpacks; sporting, Justin W. Wayment (7011) Justin W. Wayment (7011) golf, skiing and camping equipment; firearms, holsters, Christian Jones (15873) Christian Jones (15873) gun cases and knives; strollers; camera equipment. All WAYMENT & JONES LAW WAYMENT & JONES LAW unclaimed found property or other unclaimed property Attorneys for Plaintiff Attorneys for Plaintiff will be disposed of in accordance to state law and city 51 East 400 North #1 51 East 400 North #1 policy after September 11, 2020. P.O. Box 1808 P.O. Box 1808 Cedar City, UT 84721-1808 Cedar City, UT 84721-1808 Published July 29, August 5, & 12, 2020 Telephone: (435) 586-3300 Telephone: (435) 586-3300 Iron County Today • ICT #0282 Fax: (435) 586-4288 Fax: (435) 586-4288 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR Public Notice IRON COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH IRON COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH As required by law under the Asbestos Hazard Emer- KASEY DEL TORO, WESTON REESE AND BRANDIE REESE, gency Response Act (AHERA) notice is hereby given that Plaintiff, Plaintiffs, Southern Utah University and the Success Academy have v. v. developed an asbestos management plan which applies to all non profit elementary and secondary schools. The THE HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF RICHARD H. HEALY and THE HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF THOMAS K. HOLYOAK, plan is available for review at the SUU Facilities Man- JUNE D. HEALY, and JOHN DOES 1-X, LAMONT H. LOWE, RAY F. MORRIS, and JOHN DOES I-X, agement Administration Building at 385 South 1275 West, Defendants. Defendants. Cedar City, UT from 8:00 am until 5:00 pm. SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION Published August 5, 12 & 19, 2020 Case No. 200500115 Case No. 200500123 Iron County Today • ICT #0285 Judge Matthew L. Bell Judge Keith C. Barnes THE STATE OF UTAH TO DEFENDANTS: THE STATE OF UTAH TO DEFENDANTS: The above-entitled Court has entered an Order granting The above-entitled Court has entered an Order granting Plaintiff the right to serve Defendants, THE HEIRS AND Plaintiff the right to serve Defendants, THE HEIRS OF DEVISEES OFRICHARD H. HEALY and JUNE D. HEALY, and DEVISEES OF THOMAS K. HOLYOAK, LAMONT H. LOWE, JOHN DOES 1-10, by Publication. You are thereafter here- RAY F. MORRIS, and JOHN DOES 1-10, by Publication. You by summoned and required to file an answer in writing are thereafter hereby summoned and required to file to a Complaint on file with the clerk of the above enti- an answer in writing to a Complaint on file with the tled Court, located at 40 North 100 East, Cedar City, UT clerk of the above entitled Court, located at 40 North 84720. You are also required to file an Answer with the 100 East, Cedar City, UT 84720. You are also required to court and serve upon, or mail to, Plaintiff’s attorney, file an Answer with the court and serve upon, or mail to, a copy of said Answer within twenty-one (21) days af- Plaintiff’s attorney, a copy of said Answer within twen- ter the service of the Summons upon you if you reside ty-one (21) days after the service of the Summons upon within the State of Utah, or thirty (30) days after the you if you reside within the State of Utah, or thirty (30) service of Summons upon you if you reside outside the days after the service of Summons upon you if you re- State of Utah. side outside the State of Utah. If you fail so to do, judgment by default will be taken If you fail so to do, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in said Complaint, against you for the relief demanded in said Complaint, which has been filed with the Clerk of said Court. which has been filed with the Clerk of said Court. Please be advised that this action seeks to quiet title to Please be advised that this action seeks to quiet title to certain real property and identified in Plaintiff’s Com- certain real property and identified in Plaintiff’s Com- plaint, Exhibit A, which is located in Iron County, Utah, plaint, Exhibit A, which is located in Iron County, Utah, and once quieted, the land shall be titled solely in the and once quieted, the land shall be titled solely in the name of Kasey Del Toro, to the exclusion of all parties. name of WESTON REESE and BRANDIE REESE, to the ex- clusion of all parties. A copy of the Complaint in this action has been deposit- ed with the Clerk of the Court, with a description of the A copy of the Complaint in this action has been deposit- Real Property, and can be picked up by anyone claiming ed with the Clerk of the Court, with a description of the an interest in the above matter at no charge. Real Property, and can be picked up by anyone claiming an interest in the above matter at no charge. DATED this 17th day of July, 2020. DATED this 27th day of July, 2020. WAYMENT & JONES LAW WAYMENT & JONES LAW /s/ Justin W. Wayment /s/ Justin W. Wayment JUSTIN W. WAYMENT JUSTIN W. WAYMENT Attorney for Plaintiff Attorney for Plaintiff V isit us at Published July 22, 29 & August 5, 2020 Iron County Today • ICT #0281 Published July 29, August 5, & 12, 2020 Iron County Today • ICT #0283 ironcountytoday.com Posting Date August 3, 2020

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Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland is one of the best-known books in English fiction. Written by Lewis 4 3 8 11 Carroll nearly 160 years ago, it has been translated into 97 languages and has never been out of print. RSIEHECH CALIE Lewis Carroll wrote a second book about Alice and Wonderland called Through the Looking-Glass. 1 27 6 5 Down the Rabbit Hole NESNOSEN I don’t think… Alice met the Mad Alice chases a white rabbit Hatter. Can you nd 9 12 14 and falls down a rabbit hole! Then you shouldn’t talk. the two tea cups NDELROWDAN She enters a strange and that are the same? wonderful land. 13 10 Lewis Carroll’s books about Alice are sometimes called nonsense books. In the books, things happen that don’t make sense. Characters say things that make little sense. Yet, this DISAPPEAR nonsense makes people think and sometimes NONSENSE learn something new. Lewis Carroll’s “nonsense” quotes are some of the most STRANGE T A C A R R O L L A thoughtful and memorable in the world CARROLL E S N E S N O N D Q of books. RABBIT E A T T L L I V E U QUOTES LEWIS G R I N O Y E T A O QUEEN N H B E E N I W L T ALICE A O B E T H E R I E Meeting the Queen WHITE R L A U W A R Y C S Alice met the grumpy Queen of Hearts in GRIN T E R Q G E N I E S Wonderland. The Queen asked Alice her age. TONE S R A E P P A S I D “I’m seven and a half exactly,” said Alice. HOLE “You needn’t say exactly,” the Queen remarked. “I can believe CAT Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical it without that. Now I’ll give you something to believe. I’m just one words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. hundred and one, five months and a day.” “I can’t believe that,” said Alice. “One can’t believe impossible things.” “I dare say you haven’t had much practice,” said the Queen. “When I was your age, I always did it for half an hour a day. Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.” Write down six impossible things. What would need to happen to make them possible? 1. 2. 3. Impossible? Not Today! Look through the newspaper for an article or 4. 5. 6. picture showing something that people 100 years ago might have thought was impossible. “Curiouser and Curiouser!” Can you find more than one? How many? Alice was so surprised by Wonderland and its strange characters, that Lewis Carroll made up a phrase to show her surprise. This Standards Link: Use the newspaper to locate information. phrase became so popular that it was added to the Oxford English Smile! Dictionary. It means something is getting more and more Look through the confounding. newspaper and count the number of The Cheshire Cat is one of the curious characters smiles you can find Send your story to: Alice meets in Wonderland. He has a large grin. Parts in photos, comics, If I had a tiger of his body appear and disappear while Alice talks etc. Have a parent with him. Soon Alice can see just one part of the try. Who found the for a pet … Cheshire Cat. Circle every other letter to find out what she saw. most? Finish this story.

Standards Link: Deadline: August 30 Published: Week of Sep. 27 Use the newspaer to locate Please include your school and grade. information.