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FestiveNorth event honors USF founder Star Fred C. Adams

A very special event took place last Sunday evening. I t was a well-deserved celebration of the life of the Utah Shakespeare Festival Founder, Fred C. Adams. It included special musical numbers (including Les Miserables), video presentations, and a sharing of memories of sixty years. Watch this amazing collection of congratulations and celebrations at: www.bard.org/northstar or www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1gOaARvjDg.

courtesy bard.org Suspect arrested in attempted homicide in Cedar motel from Sgt. Clint Pollock in the Iron County Jail for Attempted Cedar City Police Department 19-year-old's motive being investigated homicide, a 2nd degree felony, Aggravated Assault, a 3rd degree On August 4, the Cedar City Police felony, Unlawful possession of a Department were dispatched to the Saroff, a 19-year-old male, had fled local motel. Officers negotiated with firearm a 3rd degree felony, Possession Motel 6 located at 1620 West 200 N, the scene in a silver vehicle. The Mr. Saroff on the phone and Mr. Saroff of Marijuana, a Class B misdemeanor, regarding a shooting. Initial informa- victim was transported to the Cedar exited the motel room and surren- and Possession of drug paraphernalia, tion was given that a male had been City Hospital by ambulance and later dered peacefully. Officers obtained a Class B misdemeanor. shot and the suspect’s whereabouts transported to Saint George Regional a search warrant for the motel The motive for the shooting is were unknown. Hospital. room and located the firearm used, unknown currently. This is still an As officers arrived on scene, they Officers started looking in the suspected marijuana wax, suspected active and ongoing investigation; we found an adult male with a single area and received information that marijuana, and drug paraphernalia. will release more information as it gunshot wound. The suspect, Jaxton Mr. Saroff was staying at a different Mr. Saroff was arrested and booked becomes available. 2 Wednesday, August 11, 2021 news I ron County Today Study shows COVID treatment RETRACTION effective in preventing hospitalizations A display ad published in the Classifieds section of the Aug. 4 edition of Iron County Today with the heading "Article V Convention" listed the from Dr. Brandon Webb United States, researchers say immune response to COVID-19, Leavitt Group as a sponsor. This information I ntermountain Healthcare more resources are needed to designed to stick to the virus’ was provided to Iron County Today in error. fund and expand treatment for “spike” protein and neutralize it. In a new study, researchers high-risk patients. Getting vaccinated against The Leavitt Group is not a sponsor of the from Intermountain Healthcare “In a real-world appli- COVID-19 remains the most advertised event nor is it affiliated with The John have found that treating high- cation, we found that these effective way to prevent severe Birch Society. risk COVID-19 patients with a monoclonal antibodies are as disease and death. However, We apologize for this mix up and any confusion monoclonal antibody treatment effective as clinical trial results for patients who do contract this may have caused. reduced severe illness and suggested,” said the study’s COVID-19, especially those at hospitalizations by more than lead author, Brandon Webb, MD, high risk for complications, 50 percent and saved many infectious diseases physician monoclonal antibodies are a vital tool, researchers say. “It’s critical that patients be tested early in their symptoms because these treatments only work within the first seven days of symptoms onset, so access to testing is key,” Dr. Webb stressed. “We suspected that these monoclonal antibody treat- ments would be safe for patients based on results from clinical trials, but we were excited to find that these treatments can be very safely delivered to a variety of patients in a real- world setting,” said Dr. Webb. To be considered for monoclonal antibody treatment, patients must be over 18 years old, have a positive COVID-19 test, be symptomatic, and be no more than seven days from the onset of symptoms. These candidates don’t require new supplemental oxygen, and aren’t sick enough to need hospitalization. The Utah COVID-19 Risk Score Calculator, which was validated on 20,000 patients to determine it accurately predicted who would become very sick with COVID-19, then identifies who is most at risk for severe complications, and including factors like age, gen- der and existing comorbidities. Patients who test positive for COVID-19 and score high on the risk calculator are identified by Intermountain and contacted by care navigators to getty images schedule treatment at one of 24 Intermountain infusion sites “…we were excited to find that these across the state. Patients may treatments can be very safely delivered to a also be referred for treatment by their healthcare provider, or variety of patients in a real-world setting” identified for treatment in the emergency department. Dr. Brandon Webb The locations of these sites mean that no patient along the patients from dying due to at Intermountain Healthcare. I-15 corridor in Utah is more complications from the virus. “Based on our findings, we than a one-hour drive from The key to effectively reduc- recommend putting resources a treatment center. For most ing severe illness, hospitaliza- towards monoclonal treatment patients, from the time they tions, and deaths, is that the programs because they help undergo COVID-19 testing to treatment must be administered patients avoid poor outcomes, when they receive their mono- within seven days of symptom and because they are a powerful clonal infusion takes about 60 onset of COVID. tool to prevent overflowing hours. Given the documented hospitals.” success of the treatment, and Monoclonal antibodies in light of the major COVID are a drug treatment created For more information, visit the Delta variant surge in the to mimic the body’s natural CombatCOVID.org website. Iron County Today news Wednesday, August 11, 2021 3 CV football team steps up to help those affected by flooding

Football practice looked a little different for the Canyon View Falcons, last Monday night. Not one player showed up in helmets or cleats but rather, work gloves and mucking boots, as they answered head coach Chris Sawyers “call to action.” August 1st monsoon rains left more than two hundred houses in Falcon territory devastated, as 2 to 4 inches of rain filled entire basements floor to ceiling with water, and sewage. The Falcons came out in the true spirit of community, most were already covered in mud from clean-up efforts. A dozen of courtesy photo the young men who volun- Falcon footballers prepare to put on a different kind of uniform as they suit up to help those in Enoch affected by the recent flooding. teered to help others in their community, were affected on to explain that they are a themselves by the flash flood. “These boys worked their butts off…appreciate large family with ten children, One such young man was it all so much…guess we are family now.” seven still at home. Referring on vacation in California to the football team she said, when the flooding occurred. Enoch Homeowner “These boys worked their Even though his neighbors butts off…appreciate it all so much…guess we are family had started to pump out the into groups. “You go here, trenches, cleaned out storm out the dry wall and insu- now….” waters from the basement, his they have lost everything and drains, shoveled out base- lation. We are amazed, and All through the streets of personal belongings were a are totally exhausted,” “You ments, removed debris, took with insurance NOT doing Enoch you could hear “We total loss. He had been up for guys go to this street, there out carpet and furniture, and anything, we are beyond are Canyon View Football, more than twenty-four hours is debris that is making clean filled trailers and dumpsters. grateful. We lost a lot, but we we are here to help!” AAAAAH shoveling mud from his own up difficult,” “You guys go here One homeowner said, are safe and in this beautiful CV!! (AH CV stands for the home, but showed up to pay it they are totally exhausted.” “Canyon View Varsity Football state…Thank you all, it brings courage to show accountabil- forward in the community. They waded through muddy Team came and helped us us to tears to have so many ity, Honor, Civility, and Valor.) The team was divided water and sewage, dug gut it (their home), and take amazing people.” She goes 4 Wednesday, August 11, 2021 news I ron County Today opinion From the Editor T hought of the week " Try not to become a Putting man of success, but a man of value. Look around at how people unity in want to get more out of life than they put in. A community man of value will give more than he receives. hank you for all of Be creative, but make the acts (public and sure that what you T private) of service and create is not a curse for compassion that have been given during these difficult mankind." times during our COVID and flood-recovery. As such, while Albert Einstein working on this week’s paper, I came across some great quotes and knew I needed to share them with each of you who have, are and continue to make a difference in our Iron County communities in your own Trust makes the world go round unique and caring ways. The opinions stated in this article are Congress, television networks, business 45% of older adults and a mere 13% The first quote is from solely those of the author and not Iron leaders, and financial institutions are of millennials describe the U.S. as the Coretta Scott King, “The County Today. constantly declining according to world’s “greatest” country, a sharp greatness of a community is pollsters (and trust in the veracity of drop from previous years. most accurately measured by Noble Prize winner once said, polls is dropping as well). Another explanation is the growing the compassionate actions “It is trust, not money, that Numerous studies say we don’t economic divide. Too many politicians of its members.” The second makes the world go round.” trust our neighbors to do the “right convince us that the country’s prosper- quote comes from Margaret J. A The acclaimed early economist Adam thing.” Is this because we don’t really ity is a “zero sum game” in which one Wheatley, “There is no power Smith agreed, saying trust was the know our neighbors? My son and person is deprived when another per- for change one thing that separated humans daughter know nothing about the peo- son succeeds. Americans fail to see that greater than from animals: “Nobody ever saw a dog ple living next to them. We no longer helping a certain class of people may a com- make a fair and deliberate exchange have “Welcome Wagons” to introduce also allow all boats to rise. For instance, munity of one bone for another with if universities educate more Black discover- another dog.” and Latino physicians leading to ing what Trust is the glue for an effi- more access to and better health it cares cient and stable society. If we for minority citizens, all taxpayers about.” didn’t trust the U.S. Treasury, regardless of race will be helped And the cyclops for instance, we would demand by lower health costs and the final C orey our employer pay us in gold strengthening of Medicare. Baumgartner quote Bryan Gray bricks rather than greenbacks. The polls may not always M n anagi g Editor is from Columnist [email protected] We trust that our pharmacist give a clear picture. While a huge George gives us the proper prescrip- segment of Americans claim they Bernard Shaw, “I am of the tion. We trust that other drivers will people to neighborhoods. In Utah, the don’t trust banks, I don’t see a mob at opinion that my life belongs to stop at a red light. predominant church fills this gap, but the teller windows withdrawing money the whole community and as Yet numerous studies today show not all neighborhoods are inclusive to and stuffing it in their pillows! long as I live, it is my privilege that trust is declining in almost non-members. Yet the survey findings should be to do for it whatever I can. I every aspect of American life. Some Politics has certainly shredded a warning. We trusted vaccines and want to be thoroughly used up examples: trust. A KSL radio program recently conquered polio and smallpox. Today, when I die, for the harder I work Only 10% of Republicans and 30% featured a study on how the normal an unhealthy 25% don’t trust the the more I live.” of Democrats say they trust the news “circle of friends” is now only a COVID vaccine, having implications I add my endorsement to media…In 1964, 75% of Americans said “triangle of friends.” A main culprit is for all of us. Some 50% of conservative these wise words and congrat- they trusted the federal government; the fiery political landscape which has Republicans don’t trust recent election ulate and celebrate the unity today only 25% do…Nearly 50% of broken up friendships and families. results and a sizeable number of young of our communities. They are active registered voters think people Only 33% say they have a great or voters worry that their votes won’t great because the people living from opposing political parties cannot good deal of trust in the political count. Trust me – without trust, within them (you) make them be trusted and are “downright evil”… competence of Americans. Trust in the world may still spin around, but so every day. Trust in politics, religious leaders, the country is down as well. Only democracy and public health will fail.

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because of the amount of rain mended against wearing masks Kudos to Enoch City in such a short time. It was as a way to protect the person Mayor and Enoch extreme, and we all felt it. So wearing them. City employees now, let us work together for In 2021, that changed, mostly. solutions. We have the smartest This year, we have seen a back We are a small community, man in the room at our disposal and forth among government and I was proud and amazed at and he is willing and able to agencies and leaders regarding how the volunteers came out in work to find solutions. We the wearing of masks, how many response to such an unprece- should all be helping instead of we should wear at one time, as dented disaster. Kindness, con- criticizing! well as who should and shouldn’t cern, and unselfishness were on wear them. For example, one every street. Neighbors pitched month they are saying children in quickly and became everyday Christie Cooper, Enoch do not need them and another heroes. However, behind the month they instill fear in parents scenes, what we missed was by saying that children should how quickly the city, under the be wearing them at all times in leadership of Mayor Chesnut, Results of vacillation spite of a phenomenally low rate managed and coordinated the regarding of infection for youth. response efforts necessary to vaccination In a CDC report published handle the disaster. on January 22 of this year, of I know the Chesnut family As a fully-vaccinated and the 30,229 children between professionally and personally. pro-vaccination American, I take the ages of 5 and 24 who were I have known this man who is issue with much of what Cyclops hospitalized last year, only 654 now our Mayor, since before he shared with your readers last died. And that is out of a total was the Mayor. He is, and always week (August 4th). youth population of about 83 will be, the smartest man in the While I have and continue million! And fully 30.3% of the room. He stays three steps ahead to encourage my unvaccinated ones who died had some kind and tries to mitigate damage adult friends to get the vacci- of underlying condition. Can before it occurs. He is forward nation, I can understand the you see why many, if not most, looking, and he loves this reason so many of them do not parents do not support the community. trust the government or the masking of their children at Being Mayor is not a lucrative CDC as they consider making school? occupation. He does not do it for this decision. The key to that is Mr. Gray (Cyclops), you don’t the money. He does it because vacillation. have to be a conspiracy-minded at his core, he cares. He cares On Feb. 29, 2000, the U.S. American to fail to trust what is about family, community, and surgeon general Dr. Jerome coming out of not only the CDC, humanity. I know that when this Adams tweeted that masks and government leaders, but also disaster hit, we could not have do not offer any benefit to the Dr. Fauci and others who can’t had a better person at the helm. average citizen and went so far seem to come up with one policy I have complete faith and trust as to say, “Seriously people—stop that lasts more than a month or in Mayor Chesnut as I have seen buying masks!” two. him wear many hats, and always He went on to say that “They While I personally hope that he looks for the best solutions to are not effective in preventing most adults will get vaccinated, the biggest problems. [sic] general public from I believe we should not castigate I attended the most recent catching #Coronavirus, but if those who have serious misgiv- City Council meeting and healthcare providers can’t get ings about the vaccines due to was disappointed to see such them to care for sick patients, it our leaders and their vacillating finger pointing and accusations puts them and our communities policies! directed at the Mayor and the at risk!” City. It was truly abusive and Then about a month later, appalling to watch. It was clear on Friday, April 3, 2020, the Joe Russo that most of the people who Centers for Disease Control and came to the meeting, came to Prevention recommended that do a lot of yelling, and not a lot Americans wear "cloth face of solving. I know the Mayor has coverings fashioned from attempted to discuss raising household items or made at Want to taxes for things like drainage home from common materials submit a and flood control, or curbs and ... as an additional, voluntary gutters, only to be shot down public health measure." letter to the because no one wants to pay Then just shortly later, WHO for it. and other agencies… also raised editor? I went to the meeting concerns about the potential completely naïve. I was there to problems that could arise due Submit your letter to the Editor understand what happened, to to the wearing of a mask — for on our website ironcountytoday. com, or by emailing it to news@ seek ideas on what I could do example, a false sense of ironcountytoday.com or bring/ as a homeowner to shore up my security that would undermine mail them to 389 N 100 W, Cedar own property, and to see what other preventive measures or City, Utah 84721. All letters must kinds of solutions we could self-contamination from touch- be signed, be brief (generally work on together, side by side, ing a contaminated mask. under 300 words in length), list the author’s city and give the writer’s door to door, if necessary, to And not long after that, the telephone number (phone number explain and convince those who office of the Surgeon General will not be printed). We reserve the do not understand the neces- issued a statement …noting that right to edit all letters for length sity of the kind of funding that back in February Dr. Jerome or content. For letters arriving electronically, we will use the could mitigate future damage. Adams of the CDC was following author’s e-mail address in lieu of a What happened on August the CDC, WHO and other health signature. 1, 2021, was unprecedented organizations, which all recom- 6 Wednesday, August 11, 2021 news I ron County Today Bookings public announcements Below are bookings as reported by the Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Cedar City Police Department. Those arrested are reach of young children and newer Protect your neck – don’t dive innocent until proven guilty. Join us for at the Back swimmers. headfirst. Walk carefully into open to School Bash Fence your pool in with four- waters. Watch out for and avoid JULY 29 AUGUST 5 The Cedar City Chamber of sided fencing that is at least four-feet aquatic life. Jose F Arvizu III Jerry Azule in height and use self-closing, If you are caught in a rip current, Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT Commerce non-profit group is host- Criminal Trespass Criminal Mischief ing their first annual Back to School self-latching gates. try not to panic. Signal to those on Brissa S T eri L Brown Bash this coming Saturday from Always wear a U.S. Coast Guard- shore that you need assistance. Swim Gamboa-Niebla Cedar City, UT 10am - 2pm in the Cedar City Main approved life jacket when on a boat parallel to the shore until you are Cedar City, UT Aggressive Animal at and if in a situation beyond your skill out of the current. Once you are free, Aggressive Animal At Large Street Park. The purpose of the event Large is to increase family attachment by level. swim toward the shore. If you can't R achel L AUGUST 6 providing bonding opportunities and Swim as a pair near a lifeguard. swim to the shore, float or tread Haughton Everyone, including experienced water until you are free of the rip Cedar City, UT A ngelique P Bean help connect families to local non- Aggressive Animal At Cedar City, UT profit resources including youth and swimmers, should swim with a buddy current and then head toward shore. Large (Unsterilized) DRUG – Poss C/S, Drug in areas protected by lifeguards. If in Paraphernalia family services. Grilling Safety JULY 31 Dereck J Ernest Come and enjoy a fun afternoon a location with no lifeguards, such as a residential pool, designate a “Water It’s a great time for GRILLING Malia W Layton Cedar City, UT with FREE lunch and cotton candy Cedar City, UT Purch/Poss/Trans/ (while supplies last), school supplies, Watcher” to keep a close eye and but grilling fires spark more than Retail Theft Use of Firearm by Restricted, Reckless activities and games, Funtime constant attention on children in and 10,000 home fires on average each Dalton P Weil Endangerment around the water. year. Here’s how not to be a grilling Lander, WY Inflatables, Live Music from the DRUG – Poss C/S, Drug Daniel R Hatch Orchestra of Southern Utah (from statistic: Cedar City, UT Beach and Swim Safety Paraphernalia 12pm-1pm) and more! All Iron County Always supervise a barbecue DRUG – Poss/Use C/S, If you plan to swim in the grill when in use. Don’t add charcoal AUGUST 1 Drug Paraphernalia families and students are invited to John K attend. ocean, a lake or river, be aware that starter fluid when coals have already Joseph A Alas Rollins-Mendez Cedar City, UT swimming in these environments is been ignited. Cedar City, UT Are you able to donate school DRUG – Poss C/S different than swimming in a pool. Never grill indoors – not in your Retail Theft supplies to ensure that all Iron Be sure you have the skills for these house, camper, tent or any enclosed AUGUST 2 Esther E Stewart County students have what they need Cedar City, UT for the upcoming year? Help us "Stuff environments. area. Joshua B Fanton Aggravated Arson Swim only at a beach with a Make sure everyone, including Milford, UT the Bus" with supplies to benefit local DRUG – Poss C/S w/ Marcy D Rodman students in need and ensure that lifeguard, within the designated pets, stays away from the grill. Intent to Distribute Cedar City, UT swimming area. Obey all instructions Keep the grill out in the open, Theft every child in our community has Kathryn H what they need to succeed. and orders from lifeguards and ask away from the house, deck, trees; Finicum AUGUST 7 Hilldale, UT For more information on the them about local conditions. anything that could catch fire. DRUG – Poss/Use C/S Clinton K Miner event visit https://fb.me/e/1IcropIWt Make sure you swim sober and Use the long-handled tools Donald W Cedar City, UT that you always swim with a buddy. especially made for cooking on the Fretheim Weapon While Under or contact kaleigh@canyoncreek- Cedar City, UT Influence services.org. To inquire about a free Know your limitations and make sure grill to keep the chef safe. DRUG – Poss C/S w/ booth space, contact Connie Sowards you have enough energy to swim Intent to Distribute AUGUST 8 back to shore. at [email protected]. Cynthia De La Torre Dawn H Medina Juwan T Begay Cedar City, UT Enoch, UT Intoxication DUI of Alcohol w/BAC Kaleigh Bronson-Cook Justin D Simnitt at/over .08, Drive on Cedar City, UT Denied, Speed Ref, Assault w/Substantial Purch/Poss/Consume Bodily Injury By Minor Eric R Begaye Canyon Creek Services AUGUST 3 Enoch, UT Cecily Retail Theft, Consume introduces new website Higginbothom Alcohol by Minor Canyon Creek Services has a Cedar City, UT Michael K Assault Crawford new website! Our new site not only Cynthia C Pitts Hurricane, UT makes it easier for survivors to Cedar City, UT Lewdness w/Prior, access services but also provides key Burglary Intoxication, Burglary information regarding our prevention Lucy N Goodman T yler W Nicholson Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT programming, how to support us and Unsafe Lane Change, Aggravated Assault, volunteer opportunities. The updated DUI – BAC at/over .08, DV—In Presence of site has a host of new features, check Open Container in Veh Child it out to learn more about CCS and Lucinda A Olivas Craig G Pacheco Enoch, UT Provo, UT what you can do to help support DUI, Alcohol Restr. DL Intoxication, Criminal our vision of "Communities Free Damien S Lewis Trespass, No Alcohol in of Domestic Violence and Sexual Cedar City, UT City Park Purch/Poss/Consume C harles A Stade Assault". Visit us at canyoncreekser- by Minor D esert Springs, AZ vices.org. Drive on Susp/Revoked AUGUST 4 DL Dustin J Hafen Chavis D Kaleigh Bronson-Cook Cedar City, UT Blackhorse DUI, No Valid DL, Cedar City, UT Accident/Prop Damage, No Alcohol in City Park DRUG – Poss C/S, Drug Paraphernalia Michael L Dalton Red Cross Summer Cedar City, UT Latisha Madison Retail Theft Safety Tips (part 2) Meridian, MI Aggravated Assault William Magnum It’s hot…but you’re not with these Cedar City, UT Larry Moe Criminal Trespass, No American Red Cross safety tips for Pahrump, NV Alcohol in City Park HOT WEATHER safety: DUI, DRUG – Poss C/S Jarvis Ruffin Jaxton Saroff Toomsuba, MS Water Safety Cedar City, UT Assault Intoxication, Attempted Make sure you and your family Homicide, Aggravated Assault w/Injury, AUGUST 9 learn to swim well, know limitations DRUG – Poss C/S, Ashley L Mcclellan and how to recognize and avoid Drug Paraphernalia, Parowan, UT hazards, and understand how to help Unlawful Purch/Trans/ DV – In Presence Poss Dangerous of Child, Criminal prevent and respond to emergencies Weapon. Mischief, DRUG – Poss around water. Mark C Anderson C/S, Altered/Forged Adults should actively supervise Las Vegas, NV Presecription, Drug Disorderly Conduct Paraphernalia children and stay within arm’s Wednesday, August 11, 2021 7 Arts + Entertainment in Iron County showcase R ed Rock Film

Dr. Darius Fest announces Omar Williams will bring a "rich culture and life new dates, passes experience" to the educational and artistic journey of his SUU from Matt Marxteyn students. For Iron County Today

The 15th Annual Red Rock Film Festival has announced its venues for both the Cedar City festi- val and its sister event the Utah Film Market (UFM) which is coming to the Dixie Convention Center in St. George August 25-28. The main Red Rock Film Festival is scheduled for the newly remodeled Cedar Fun Center October 18-24 with additional showings at the Heritage Theatre. Formerly called the Red Film Market, the rebranded Utah Film Market will have a conference format with more seminars on the art of inde- pendent filmmaking than Red Rock plus a wide selection of film screenings. Festival Director Matt Marxteyn said, "We opened the Market section in 2010 to allow for more films our pre-selection committee felt deserved an audience with the main Festival films being the ones we send to the Grand Jury to be judged on artistic merit." Most of the films at the Utah Film Market will be shown out-of-competition; but last year opened a new competition for the Market films for 'Best Hook'. "The hook," Marxteyn explained, "is the action or dialogue at the beginning of the film that hooks the audience into the story and typically is as far a film distributors will watch to see if they are at all interested in buying the film. We felt that a good C ourtesy SUU idea or hook for a film deserved some attention and appropriate for an award in the Market scenario." Last year the Market's Hook awards went to "In the Strange Pursuit of Laura Durand" (Fiction Professional actor, director, and Feature), "Money Machine" (Documentary Feature), "Alina" (Fiction Short), and "Terror and Hope, The Science of Resilience" (Documentary Short). All four Africanist Scholar to teach at SUU films also happened to be official selections in the Red Rock Film Festival. This year, both festivals are moving towards passes by Ashley H. Palmer Southern Utah University. To also artistically collaborated with only with no individual tickets sold in advance. But for SUU College of Performing be joining the Department veteran artists including Robbie Cedar City residents wanting to attend both events, and Visual Arts of Theatre, Dance and Arts McCauley, Akin Babatunde, Laurie UFM is offering a very special promotion in its UFM Administration, accredited by the Carlos, Jacqui Parker, and Renita Double Feature Pass good for two feature films plus The Department of Theatre, National Association of Schools Martin. a seminar or panel discussion. Each day the Double Dance, and Arts Administration of Theatre, is an auspicious In addition to teaching, Feature Pass (a $28 value) increases by $1 until it at Southern Utah University honor and I am excited to acting, and directing plays, Dr. reaches $28 or 100 are sold. Once 100 Passes are sold, is privileged and ecstatic to continue my artistic journey with Darius Omar Williams is also a Cedar residents who already purchased a pass can add welcome Dr. Darius Omar such a rare and awesome group poet and playwright. His play a Local Pass to the Red Rock Film Festival at no charge. Williams as a new Assistant of colleagues. I was born and Mississippi Born and Bred has St. George's UFM is also offering Cedar residents Professor of Theatre. He is raised in Mississippi. Therefore, I been workshopped and involved a free RRFF Local Pass if they purchase a UFM 4-Day an Actors’ Equity Association bring much of that rich culture in New Play Development Pass ($80). For either offer, Cedar City residents professional actor, director, and life experience to my artistic including being featured in a just put in their Iron County address when they acting coach, playwright, poet, work.” public reading at the National purchase the pass online. Passes and information and Africanist scholar with over He has worked as an Actors’ Black Theatre Festival in 2015. In are available at utahfilmmarket.eventive.org. 25 years of experience in the the- Equity Association professional 2018, Williams won Excellence atre. Williams earned his Master actor in Boston for professional in Direction for his direction of of Arts in Theatre from Bowling theatre companies including Tarell Alvin McCraney’s In the Green State University, his Wheelock Family Theatre, The Red and Brown Water and his Master of Fine Arts in Creative Theater Offensive, Lyric Stage play Mississippi Born And Bred Writing from Antioch University Company of Boston, Stoneham from the Region IV Kennedy Los Angeles, and earned his Ph.D. Theatre, Our Place Theatre and Center American College Theatre in Theatre from The Ohio State Cape Rep and was nominated for Festival. In 2017, he solely University. Best Actor by the Independent coached and mentored two Dr. Darius Omar Williams Reviewer of New England (IRNE) of his acting students from a said, “I am thrilled and tremen- for his portrayal of “Afir Thomas” regional win to a national win at dously grateful to be joining in the World Premiere of Letta The Kennedy Center American the distinguished College of Neely’s Hamartia Blues produced C ourtesy RRFF Performing and Visual Arts at by The Theater Offensive. He’s see williams » 8 'The Girl Who Wore Freedom' display after screening. 8 Wednesday, August 11, 2021 showcase I ron County Today Celebrate the Arts and join the Arts Spend a wonderful Council for their Summer Social morning in the by Sara Penny August 31. Grants up to $500 available for individual USF Seminar Grove For Iron County Today artists and organizations to build our local arts community. Application at https://www.cedarcity- by Mary Anne Andersen The Cedar City Arts Council sponsors network- artscouncil.org/support/quick-grants/ Cedar City Arts Council ing socials for the community three times a year to There will be refreshments provided by Red Acre promote artists that have won mini-grants from the Farm. Come celebrate a few of our local artists at t was just as it used to be! A whole week organization and help the public become familiar this fun and free event! devoted to theatre—shows at the Heritage with artists that live here in Iron County. The Cedar I Theater, three theaters on the USF City Arts Council’s next social will be on Thursday, grounds, and seminars abounding. The Simon August 12, 7:30 pm at the Red Acre Farm, 2322 West Fest plays are preceded by twenty-minute 4375 North. This popular local farm hosts live music previews giving information on the plays to during their special events like Burgers and Bands. follow. The Shakespeare Festival provides those The Social is free and the public is invited. as well plus the fabulous morning seminars The CCAC Socials are designed to showcase in the seminar grove. When we used to come and celebrate the dynamic art community in Iron from out of town to see the plays, we always County. Our objective is to provide live music, art went to the seminars, but they are somehow displays, and exciting details on the use that the harder to get to when you live in town. But we recipients have made of their awarded funds. had out-of-town guests, so we did the whole Deb Drake will present a demonstration of the package: five plays in five days and the semi- online art classes that she developed during the nars the following mornings. pandemic with the help of a CCAC mini-grant. I had almost forgotten what a wonderful She is the past president of the CCAC and now the addition the seminars are to the Festival expe- Director of the Women’s Business Center. rience. We used to sit under the trees over by Local artist Tiffany Marchant will display some the Adams Theatre and watch Ace Pilkington of her art work at the Social. Tiffany works mostly come late. Every day. But he was worth the in oils and was at one time the featured artist in the wait. He was amazing to watch as he spouted Randall Jones theater lobby during the Shakespeare facts and insights from a seemingly-endless Festival. She was an organizer of the women artists’ store of knowledge. We wondered who could exhibit recently hung in the Cedar City city offices ever equal him. But last building. week we found out. Isabel Music will be provided by Coyote Bluegrass. Coyote Bluegrass, Bill and Loretta Westbrook Smith-Bernstein and Cedar City acoustic duo Bill and Loretta her manager Darci Westbrook’s dynamic sound and musical style is Ramirez, that’s who. uniquely their own, featuring a distinctive blend We learned things of smooth vocal harmonies and instrumental about the plays that mastery, with Loretta on five-string banjo and we would never have Bill on guitar and lead vocals. While their eclectic known on our own. As sound, based on favorite musical genres such as we started to talk about folk, rock, country & blues, has evolved over the Pericles, the first three years, bluegrass music is their first love. They have audience members said: “I been very active in the area with both folk music can’t believe the Festival would present this and original songs, and have played for the Final play that makes light of such devastating social Friday Art Walks and the Iron County Acoustic issues.” Next: “In my 60 years of attending the Music Association concerts. Loretta played banjo in Festival, this is the worst production I’ve seen, the musical Bright Star, and she is an accomplished bar none.” Next: “I loved the play. I was moved jewelry artist as well. to tears at the end.” Our Summer social will also focus on the launch I knew it was going to be a great morning! of the new artistic season. Many organizations will Ms. Smith-Bernstein navigated the issues with be bringing a variety of information corresponding tact, insight, and a fountain of explanatory to their upcoming performances and events. material. I found myself thinking I might need Membership in the Arts Council is not required to see Pericles again. for this event, but membership in the CCAC pro- As we moved onto Richard III, she let us vides many benefits including over $100 worth of know that her doctoral dissertation will soon discounts available from locally owned businesses be finished. The subject: Richard III. She talked in Cedar City. courtesy photos without a stutter about Richard II, Edward I, Remember that mini-grant applications are due Debbie Drake Edward II, and who had a shaky claim to the British throne because he was the second son of somebody’s cousin—no, that isn’t what but not limited to both traditional and non-tradi- she said at all. I couldn’t follow it then and I williams tional acting methodologies. My ultimate goal as a certainly don’t remember it now, but she knew « Continued from page 7 new member of this fine department is to join my what she was talking about and I will be better colleagues in our collective effort to consciously and prepared to see Richard III again. College Theatre Festival in Washington, DC – one consistently insert a global perspective in the acting I have taught and played rags for decades, of the most humbling moments of his career which process including culturally specific approaches to but it took Isabel, quoting from the book, to included Williams’ first year acting student winning the craft such as my own Conjuring acting technique make me see that the typical rag piece, with the national Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship and which draws from southern Mississippi culture, its steady left-hand beat and the right-hand Classical Acting Award. It was his student’s first the West African culture, Afrofututristic, and Greek syncopated notes darting in and out, was a time ever working a classical monologue. Williams pantheon.” perfect metaphor for Ragtime. It is true that is also Founder and Artistic Director of The Annual The College of Performing and Visual Arts at three societal groups were united at the end Mississippi Black Theatre Festival and The Darius SUU is thrilled for Dr. Darius Omar Williams to into one family, but I know how brutal society Omar Williams Studio of Acting. serve as a new Assistant Professor of Theatre. can be on mixed families. I still think the When asked what he was looking forward to We look forward to his direction of our students ending is the beginning of more sorrow. teaching the students at SUU, he shared, “I am excited and the knowledge that he will share with them. And I’ll leave you on your own to figure out to share with these brilliant young theatre artists an For more information about the Department of Comedy of Terrors. What a side-splitting piece array of integral skills and tools that will ultimately Theatre, Dance, and Arts Administration at SUU, of theater that is! Go see it and you’ll laugh center, focus and ground them in their craft including please visit www.suu.edu/pva/ta. about it for days. Wednesday, August 11, 2021 9 Community + Personal Interest in Iron County life Mike Curry, creator of the StrongBoard, demonstrates proper execution of one of the many possible exercises.

— AnATOmy 101 — Abs vs. Core from Michelle Crompton Now, oppositely, the core is a group of you're looking for something to do at home, I FS Studios muscles and the rectus abdominis—your then we'd recommend an exercise known as the abs—are a part of your core. The core has many plank. etting six-pack abs is one of the most important functions, including: maintaining If done right, the plank can be a great tool to common goals for many people when organ position, spinal support, stabilization, develop static strength, which in turn will help G they start to work out. But the six breathing assistance and balance. you not only have better-looking abs, but also a pack is just one component of your abdominal more stabilized and balanced core overall. musculature; it’s a good idea to learn how to What Makes Up Our Core? Planking is a great start to a core workout. differentiate between one's six pack and one's Abs, obliques, mid and lower back, and You're close to the ground, you're in control of core. And we've learned some things in our 20 glutes are the main core muscles. When your how long you do it and it doesn't involve any years of experience on how best to develop core is engaged, it is stabilizing movement and outside forces or equipment. If you're new to them both for your body. helping you to remain in a static position. The working out, then a 30-second plank is a great core is often ignored because most people just way to start so that you can build up to longer Six-Pack Vs. Core focus on the superficial abdominal musculature times. A well-chiseled set of abs can make your (the six pack). Athletes who focus on their Form is important: your back should be physique stand out since it makes up a large core are more stable during dynamic physical straight and you should be engaging all of your portion of the front side of your torso. The six activity than those who only exercise their abs. muscle groups. Do it in front of a mirror or pack’s main function is the movement of the Furthermore, having a solid core is a great way setup your phone to film yourself so you can body between the rib cage and pelvis. This to avoid certain injuries that are due to under- analyze your form and ensure you're protecting muscle is targeted when you do exercises developed core musculature. yourself from harm. that make you curl your torso or lift your This is our specialty of course, and you can legs/knees up. train with us to strengthen your core! But if see Abs vs. Core » 10

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Think planking is easy? Try it here with us on a StrongBoard for a serious challenge! If you want a real ongoingp op ortunities core workout, the StrongBoard was specifically designed Caregivers Color Country Winds for just that. Think of your core as the foundation of your G overnment 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging Wed • Come brush up on your band body, which helps during most movements. Diversify Offices, 585 N Main, Ste. 1, Cedar City skills to share with the community. Call Cedar City Council Debbie at (435) 559-9609 for time and from the plain crunches and include other exercises that Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall, 10 Celebrate Recovery location. engage your entire core! N. Main St (435) 586-2950 (Christian 12-Step Program) Wed 6:30 pm • True Life Center, 2111 N Main, Cedar Color Country Pickleball Enoch City Council City. We believe that through Christ we M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall, 900 E can be victorious over any hurts, habits, Ctr), Paddles & balls supplied. (435) Ready for a real challenge and a serious core workout? IFS Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 hang-ups (Phil. 4:13) • Jeff J 801-638-1800, 586-6345 Gary D. 702-303-5662. Studio is hosting a 6 Week StrongBoard Challenge Class Enoch Planning Commission Hey Cedars Square Dance starting August 30th. It will be held on Monday, Wednesday 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall, 900 E Helproom Wed • Beginner’s, 6:30 pm, Mainstream Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Fri, 2-3 pm • Free online support group for Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior & Friday at 9am. Limited spots available, more class times survivors of Domestic Violence, Sexual Iron County Commission Center, 489 E 200 S. Info: Pat (435) will be added as needed. Call 661-436-0259 to reserve your Assault. Safe space to communicate, feel 233-5910 spot today! 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am • Commission supported and share perspectives on Chambers, 68 S 100 E, Parowan healing, recovery. Join at: affiliate.rainn. Pickleball Group Iron County Democrats org/helproom/canyoncreekservices. Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts. 3rd Sat, 9-10:30 am • Pastry Pub, 86 W Multiple Sclerosis Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) and free (outdoors) Center, Cedar City 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar Visitor’s Center, Iron County Republican 581 N Main. Caregivers and those with MS Rock Club Women N arcotics Anonymous 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, 201 3rd Wed, 11:30 am. Tickets $20, https:// www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. Learn about www.ironcountyrepublicanwomen.com geology, find gems, fossils and minerals. KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar Learn to cut and polish and make jewelry. Parowan City Council City) unless otherwise listed southernutahrockclub.org 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall, 35 E Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm 100 N • (435) 477-3331 Just for Today • Wed, 8 pm S enior Yoga Classes Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm Mon, 1-2pm • Canyon West Park behind Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm the Senior Center • Wed, 1-2pm • Cedar S ervice groups Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm City Senior Center (489 E 200 S). Easy to (Small room) do. Please bring own mat. (435) 586-0832 American Legion Auxiliary Women Only • Sun, 11 am Southern Utah Woodturners 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar Library, 303 N 100 E, Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm • The 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood Amer. Legion Conf. Room • (435) 704-6654 Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar (877) shop, 703 W 600 S. 865-5890. Bikers Against Child Abuse Pornography Addiction T ae Kwon Do Class 1st Thurs 7 pm • Courtyard Marriott (1294 Recovery for Men Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic S Interstate Dr, Cedar City), Cedar Breaks Center, 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/ Conference Room Thurs, 7:30pm • Canyon View seminary mo., ages 5+, any experience level (435) building (54 W 1925 N). North entrance. Elks Lodge #1556 865-9223. Helps benefit Canyon Creek Crisis Center. 111 E Freedom Blvd. Cedar City, (435) Pregnancy, Infant Loss 586-8332 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So. T ai Chi For Arthritis Utah • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar • Lion’s Club www.southernutahshare.com Wed & Fri, 9:30-10:30 am • Cedar Senior Tues, 12 pm • Call Pres. Roger Shurtz Center, 489 E 200 S. FREE low-impact, for mtg. info. Everyone welcome! (435) Senior Blind/Visually Impaired health benefitting exercise for Seniors. 590-2896 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library Helps with coordination, balance, flexibility and more. To register – contact Marine Corps League Southwest Parkinson’s Alliance Maria Bailey (435) 673-3548. Space Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm 2nd Tues, 1 pm. • Cedar City Senior limited. Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. Center, 489 E 200 S • Kristy 435-559-9681. T ake Action for Freedom R otary Club Wed, 7 pm • Stahli West 600 N. Airport Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech, 757 W 800 C lasses/Activities Road, Cedar • Help preserve our S, Cedar City • (435) 233-0244 Constitution, Republic, voting laws, medical freedoms, traditional education Adult Barre/Modern Dance curriculum, 1st & 2nd Amendment Rights, Support Groups Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, education on CRT & Southern boarder 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to issues/illegal immigration & local/ members, or $8 drop-in fee. AA—Alcoholics Anonymous county/state Legislature issues (435) 635-3603 • www.utahaa.org Arthritis Foundations Exercise Top Bar Hive Bee Keeping Helpline: John (702) 802-1332, Kara (702) Time TBA, Cedar Senior Center 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 232-6829 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, City) unless otherwise listed endurance-building activities, relaxation T OPS – Take Off Pounds Speaking From The Heart • M – Sa, Noon techniques, and health education topics. Sensibly Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am A wana Bible Club Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. photos Courtesy IFS Studios Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 - 8:30 pm, 3 Evening weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm The StrongBoard not only helps to strengthen abs, but each Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute yrs-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 - 8 pm, Valley • Cedar City Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose movement involves and improves the entire core of the body. (435) 586-1112 Ext. 307 Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, Cedar City • weight without buying special foods. • Misfits • M – F, 6 pm (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) or 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm Water Aerobics Class The Great Fact • T, F, Noon. • True Life Book Club Center (TLC) 2111 N. Main. • (702) 802-1332 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 303 Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 or (702) 533-7856 N 100 E. • June 10, "Engineering Eden" by W., Fun, up-tempo workout to music. Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm • 685 N Jordan Fisher Smith Intensive cardio, full body muscle toning. 300 E, Parowan • (435) 477-8925 Any fitness level. All ages. $3/class, Cedar Chest Quilters’ Guild including pool admission. (435) 327-2091 Women’s Meeting • Sat, 10:30 am Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center, (no text) My Story • Sat, 8 pm 489 E 200 S. Sewing projects for all Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual • Sun, abilities. Block of the Month. Make Weightwatchers Reimagined! 11 am friends, improve your skills & have Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar Aquatic Center, 2090 What a Way to Start the Day • Su, W, F fun. Visitors are always welcome. Info: W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, in-person 7-8 am • All are welcome Ms. Ronnie Badgett. (435) 477-2243. motivation from members, trained guides Al-Anon cedarchestquiltersguild.org and wellness coaches. (702) 832-0555. Evening workshops now available. www. KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar Cedar Radio Control Club weightwatchers.com/us/find-a-meeting) City) unless otherwise listed 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm • Call for 303 N 100 E. Wellness Place info: (435) 704-8984 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm • (435) 559-3333 Cedar City Toastmasters 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc. Hope for Today (Family Groups) Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub • 86 W com/upcoming-classes Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 University Blvd. Find your voice & shape your future. Be the leader and speaker Zumba Classes Alzheimer's Caregiver you want to be. (603) 731-0116 Tues, 11:30 – 12:30pm • Cedar City Senior Online Meetings: 2nd Fri, 5:30 pm, 4th Cedar Professionals Center (489 E 200 S). Have fun getting in Mon, 5:30 pm • RSVP to [email protected] shape. (435) 586-0832 or (435) 238-4998 x8773 Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 S Highway 91, Cedar City. Organization ARP—Addiction Recovery of business people. Stimulate business To add your ongoing opportunity to our 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary through exchange of ideas, information, calendar, call 867-1865, ext.6 or email building, Main & 300 N, Parowan referrals. www.cedarprofessionals.org [email protected] Iron County Today life Wednesday, August 11, 2021 11 calendar

Arbor (440 N Paiute Dr, Cedar City). FREE Wed, August 11 - Everyone is welcome! Festivities include S un, August 15 Softball Tournament, Handgame Tournament, SON AND DAUGHTER DAY Spirit Run, Food, Vendors, and more. INFO: RELAXATION DAY Patrick Charles 435-559-7529, Paiute Tribe 435- CHARACTER SKETCHES “Hugo Awards “Almost everything will work again - Dramatized works of SciFi or fantasy of the 586-1112 or www.UtahPaiutes.org or Facebook: if you unplug it for a few minutes…Including previous year.” (Each Wed 6:30-7:30pm) Cedar /PITUAnnualRestorationPowWow/. All vendors you.” –Anne Lamott City Library [303 N 100 E] (435) 586-6661. All must be vaccinated against COVID-19. Dancers skill levels welcome. and spectators are highly encouraged to be vaccinated. TYME CHILDREN’S THEATER: MOANA JR (Mon M on, August 16 and Tues – 7pm) @ Aladdin Theater (27 N Main CEDAR BREAKS STAR PARTY – (Every Fri, St, Parowan). Special guests: SUU Polynesian Sat, Sun, 9-11pm) @ North View Overlook DISCOVERY DAY Club. Tickets $5. Tickets/Info: (435) 477-2075. (the last overlook in Cedar Breaks closest to Brian Head – Hwy 143). Cost $10 per person, SWEET SPOT MUSIC FESTIVAL (1–11pm) @ GRIFOLS GEOCASH TREASURE HUNT (July 15yrs. and younger are free. National Parks/ Cobble Crest Park (100 S 200 E, Kanarraville), – August) Community treasure hunt. Our Interagency America the Beautiful passes FREE admission. Directions/Info: Facebook or wonderful local businesses and community T hurs, August 12 are accepted. Rangers provide telescopes email [email protected]. are giving back and supporting our and a formal program at the top of the hour, SECOND SATURDAYS AT SUMA (2–4pm) at organization, Canyon Creek Services. Info: INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY then an informal constellation tour will be SUMA (13 S 300 W, Cedar City). FREE admission. grifolsgeocash.com/ given. Dress warm and bring chairs, blankets. Formerly known as Family Day, this series of ART IN THE PARK (9am – 5pm, Thurs - Sat) Participants welcome to bring their own SUMA: SPECIAL EXHIBIT – CORSET AS ART events is for families and friends in the @ Frontier Homestead State Park (635 N Main telescope and red flashlights. Info: (435) (Mon – Sat, 11am – 6pm) @ SUMA (13 South community of all ages. Planned activities St., Cedar City). $4 person. Artists demon- 986-7120 or www.nps.gov/cebr. 300 West, Cedar City). FREE admission. Held strate/sell their art at tables while musicians geared toward people of all ages/backgrounds. in conjunction with the Utah Shakespeare perform throughout the day. To participate Festival (USF) and their production of Intimate call Jana (435) 865-1441, Frontier Homestead Apparel. Info: www.suu.edu/suma. (435) 586-9290. S at, August 14 ART FOR THE BREAKS (Mon – Thurs 9am LUNCH AT THE MUSEUM: RED ACRE FARM FREE COMIC BOOK DAY – 9pm & Fri – Sat 9am – 6pm, thru August) @ (11:30 am – 1pm) @ SUMA (13 S 300 W, Cedar Cedar City Library (303 N 100 E). All proceeds City). Join SUMA and Red Acre Farm for a BEAD FOREST FREE COMIC BOOK EVENT benefit Cedar Breaks Education Programs. All pop-up lunch. Enjoy delicious seasonal good- (All Day) @ Bead Forest (41 N Main). Come pieces are priced to sell at great prices from ies starting at $5! Sit and eat with friends on celebrate Free Comic Book Day (FCBD) and get regionally recognized artists. Info: Artisan’s the plaza or take your lunch on the go. free comics and stickers. Gallery (435) 586-4850. EXPLORING CONSCIOUSNESS AND VALENTINE PEAK PARK RUN (Every Sat, SPIRITUALITY (7-8:30pm) 6 week class. Crescent 8am) @ Iron County Fairgrounds. FREE, Heights Clubhouse. Get together with like- weekly, timed 5K run/jog/walk. Open to all T ues, August 17 minded individuals for teachings and discussion ages and all abilities - each week we have with Carla Fox, shamanic practitioner and a Tail Walker, so you will never be last. BURGERS, BIKES & BANDS (5:30 pm – 8pm) THRIFT SHOP DAY energy healer. Info: (435-708-1440) (no text). Organized by volunteers. Join us! Info/Reg: @ Red Acre Farms (2322 W 4375 N, Cedar parkrun.us/valentinepeak. City). This event is family-friendly and fun for 60TH ANNUAL UTAH SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL CEDAR CITY ARTS COUNCIL SUMMER SOCIAL (8pm, w/2pm Matinees) FREE nightly Greenshow all ages. If you ride your bike out, (pedal or (7:30pm) @ Red Acre Farm. CCAC Socials SWEET PEA FARM & ORCHARD: FARM at 7:10 pm, backstage tours, seminars, and motor) we reward you with premium parking showcase and celebrate the dynamic art BREAKFAST (8–11am) @ Sweet Pea Farm & play orientations. Plays featured this season and 10% off! INFO: (435) 865-6792 or Facebook: community in Iron County with live music, Orchard (136 S 600 W, Parowan), pricing per in repertory are: ‘Pericles’ (June 21 – Sept 9), /RedAcreFarmCSA. There is no fee to come art displays, and refreshments provided by item ranges $2.50 – $7.50. Info: (435) 531-6461. ‘Richard III’ (June 22 – Sept 10), ‘The Comedy listen to the band and you do not have to Red Acre Farm. Come celebrate a few of our of Errors’ (June 23 – Sept 1), ‘The Pirates of RENTWAPO-WORKS FARMERS MARKET purchase food. We do ask that you NOT bring local artists at this fun and free event! INFO: Penzance’ (June 25 – Oct 9), ‘Ragtime’ (June 26 (Saturdays 9-2pm), (4871 N Enoch Rd.) Eggs, any food from off-site and tipping the band Sara Penny, CCAC Vice President, cedarcity- – Sept 11), ‘Cymbeline’ (July 16 – Oct 9), ‘Intimate pecans, popcorn, hand crafted items, home is encouraged. You’re welcome to bring along [email protected]. Apparel’ (July 17 – Oct 9), ‘The Comedy of Terrors’ decor, indestructible dish/pan scrubbers, baby blankets, lawn chairs, umbrellas, and BYOB. blanket & booty ensembles, homeopathic (July 29 – Oct 9) & Words Cubed (August 13 – 28). items. A fun and unique shopping experience OPEN MIC NIGHT (7:30-8:30pm) @ Parowan For tickets and information call 1-800-PLAYTIX F ri, August 13 for all ages. Turn your passion into profit and Pavilion. Bill Smith will recite his poetry and (752-9849) or visit www.bard.org. have your own booth. Info – Linda 435-559-1657. anyone who would like to share any talent is LEFTHANDERS DAY welcome. Questions, call 559-471-6443. FESTIVAL CITY FARMERS MARKET (9am to 1pm), @ 45 W Center Street. Every Saturday Wed, August 18 rain or shine. Artwork, baked goods, crafts, custom semi-precious stone, costume jewelry, COUPLE’S DAY farm fresh produce, homemade brownies & candies, home style treats, homemade jams CHARACTER SKETCHES “Hugo Awards & jellies, homeopathic items and 100% real - Dramatized works of SciFi or fantasy of the honey. Free gift for fathers. previous year.” (Each Wed 6:30-7:30pm) Cedar City Library [303 N 100 E] (435) 586-6661. All SATURDAY FARMER’S MARKET (9am to skill levels welcome. 1pm), Saturdays @ IFA, 905 S Main. Good weather outside, bad weather inside. Farmers with vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey, baked goods & breads, meats, tamales, food Want your event vendors, hand-crafted items including soaps, WATER LANTERN FESTIVAL (8pm – 11:15pm) lotions, jewelry, clothing, home décor and @ The Lake On The Hill (2090 W Royal Hunte on our calendar? gifts for all ages. For booth prices & info: (435) Dr – behind Aquatic Center). Family-friendly 559-1657. night with floating lanterns (8:30-9pm), dessert There is no charge for calendar items. BACK TO SCHOOL BASH (10am – 2pm) @ vendors, and an outdoor movie “Raya and the Your submissions can be made online at Cedar City Main Street Park (200 N Last Dragon” (9:15-11:15pm). Bring your own ironcountytoday.com, or emailed to news@ Main), admission FREE. Activities include chairs and blankets (the seating area is paved). ironcountytoday.com or brought to 389 N 100 Paiute Restoration Gathering Contest Tickets $3, includes lantern, sticker, movie. W, #12, Cedar City, Utah 84721. The deadline is (Grand Entries: Fri 7pm, Sat 1pm Carnival Games, School Supplies, Funtime Friday at noon. The calendar is not to be used for Pow-Wow Tickets available at www.cedarcity.org/1322/ & 7pm) @ Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah Outdoor Inflatables, and Lunch (while supplies last). advertising. Items will be printed at our discretion. Cedar-City-Lantern-Festival. 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norman rockwell other team. of each play so you don’t have to guess, Speaking of frustrating fumbles, or improv your way through life, on or if you’ve heard of Jim Marshall (1964 off the field. Vikings #70), you’re familiar with the Also, during difficult games (you’ll #54 play of the Top 100 NFL plays, have them), be persistent and patient. known as the “Wrong Way Run.” You don’t have to score a touchdown Marshall skillfully recovered a fumble on the first down. And stop staring at and ran it all the way into the endzone the scoreboard. The score may help (66 yards—untouched) for a touch- determine the next best play (strategy) down! The only problem, he ran into but not your motivation and best the wrong endzone. It didn’t help that execution of that play. he couldn’t hear his teammates, or the One final thought, your greatest announcer yelling, “Marshall is running opponent and opposition is always the wrong way!” Thankfully, he would yourself. You can tackle yourself or you cause a fumble of his own later in the can tackle your life one day, one play at game that would help seal the Vikings’ a time. So, practice your plays and your victory over the 49ers. endzone dance because that’s where C hECK us out online… As a life lesson, learn to listen to the you’re going…see you there! P.S. It took right people and make sure you’re not a lot of guts for Marshall to get back ironcountytoday.com only on the right field, but that you’re on the field and help the Vikings win. + running the right way. If you’re running That’s why he is still one of greatest the wrong way, then turn around and players of his era. Iron County Today life Wednesday, August 11, 2021 13

getty images Choosing a guardian for your children by Jeffery J. McKenna “ It's not an easy thing to Most people have strong feelings about For Iron County Today how they want their children to be raised. Your consider. However, you can concerns may cover anything from keeping the If you have young children, you've probably children together to religious teachings. All of these thought about who would raise them if both you make plans now that will put wishes can be expressed in your will. and your spouse were to die. It's not an easy thing The decisions are difficult. In all cases, to consider. However, you can make plans now your fears to rest, knowing the best interests of the children come first. that will put your fears to rest, knowing that your Selecting guardianship for your children is, in children will be nurtured and cared for. that your children will be itself, a good reason to make a will. Nothing You can use your will to name the person you nurtured and cared for.” gives greater peace of mind than knowing your want to be the guardian of your children. The judge children will be cared for if something were to will appoint the person you nominated in your will conflict, and would have to make the choice. If you happen to you. as guardian, unless it is not in the best interests of don't agree on one person, candid discussions with the children for some reason. If you do not name your potential guardians may help you reach an a guardian in your will, anyone who is interested agreement. Jeffery J. McKenna is a shareholder at the local law can request to be appointed. The judge then must Most people want their children to stay firm Barney McKenna &O lmstead, serving Southern decide, without your opinion. together. However, you may have good reasons for Utah residents for over 20 years. Jeff is the former Legally, you may name co-guardians, but keep naming different guardians for different children. President, and founding member of, the Southern in mind that co-guardians could later go separate In all cases, you should keep the best interests of Utah Estate Planning Council. Barney McKenna & ways. Here are some factors to consider when your children at heart. In most cases a judge would Olmstead, P.C., has a satellite office with Burns Law at selecting a guardian or co-guardians: grant custody to a non-parent only if the surviving 415 N. Main Street, Suite 106 in Cedar City. If you have parent had abandoned the child or was found to be questions regarding this article, or a topic you would »»Is the prospective guardian old enough? He or she an unfit parent for some reason. like addressed, please call us at 435 628-1711. must be an adult, 18 years or older. »»Does your choice have a genuine concern for your children's welfare? »»Is your choice physically able to handle the rigors of child rearing? »»Does he or she have the time? The resources? »»Does he or she have children close in age to that of your children? Is this a benefit? »»Does the guardian share your moral beliefs? »»Would your children have to move away from other family members?

If you're having a hard time selecting a guard- ian, talk with the people you're considering. They may not be willing or able to accept the responsi- bility. Their feelings about acting as guardian may help you decide. When you and your child's other parent make your wills, you should name the same person as guardian. Otherwise, in the event of both your deaths, the court would be faced with wishes that 14 Wednesday, August 11, 2021 life I ron County Today 65th Annual Miss Iron County Competition people from Karen Ence Four young ladies will be competing for the title D irector, Miss Iron County Organization of Miss Iron County and will have the opportunity to serve and represent Iron County both locally Birth The 65th Annual Miss Iron County and Miss and on the state level, as well as implement their Izzee LaRee Outstanding Teen Competition will take place this service platform to the community. Sullivan coming Saturday, August 14th at 7:00 p.m. In addition, Six young ladies will be competing The current Miss Iron County, Fallon for the opportunity to serve as Miss Iron County's Izzee LaRee Sullivan was Welcomed into this Montgomery, and Miss Iron County's Outstanding Outstanding Teen where they will be able to world on June 23rd, 2021, Teen, Ashtyn Giles, will be giving up their crowns implement their platform, serve and represent the at 11:45 pm by her parents and titles to two talented and well deserving young community in local events and compete at the Miss Tyler and Ashlee Sullivan and ladies. Utah's Outstanding Competition in February. her siblings, Taylee, Swayzee and Ledger Sullivan, all of Paragonah. Weighing in at 7 lbs. 6 oz. and 19 in. long, she is the granddaughter of Lance and Kelli Evans of Parowan; John and Janice Kellogg of St. George; MISS IRON COUNTY CONTESTANTS Great-granddaughter of Laurel Matheson and Jackie Evans, both of Parowan; and Carol Sullivan of Kanab. We sure are blessed to have such a sweet little addition to our family. Abi Lozano Brittney Fails Daughter of Joel Daughter of and Karalina Lozano Travis and Tonya of Parowan. Abi's Fails. Brittney will Birth platform of service concentrate her year Remington Rae will concentrate on of service on the First Hunt Honor Flights for our Responders of Iron Remington Rae Hunt was greatest generation, County and bring born on July 20, 2021, at our WWII Veterans, awareness to their 10:09 am. She was born at and raise awareness Mental Health after 37 weeks and weighed 5lbs. of their great service helping so many in and was 16 in. long. Remi was and help to secure crisis. Being a certi- welcomed by her parents Ruger and Kristie Hunt of Cedar City, UT. Maternal grandparents are funds to send fied EMT and certified Shane and Kristina Chuning of Cedar City, UT and paternal those veterans to Wildland firefighter grandparents Kelly and Tami Hunt of Glenwood, UT. Baby Washington DC to visit Brittney feels that she Remi shares her birthday with her late great-great-grand- the many great historical sights. has a good insight to these issues. mother Angelina T. Romero who sadly passed away on July 16, 2021, a few days before turning 84. Andelin Mbaki Reagan Anderson Daughter of Jean Daughter of Chad Claude and Merly and Trisha Anderson. st Mbaki of Cedar City. Reagan's platform "A 1 Andelin's focus for her Reason To Get Out of birthday year of service will Bed" will concentrate Ledger Sullivan be S.H.I.N.E, Standing on motivation and a Higher In New sense of reality. She Ledger Lonnie Sullivan celebrated his 1st Birth- Environments. Being will address depres- day on July 21st. He enjoys an immigrant she feels sion and the impact being outside and army the desire to help those of social media in our crawling around the house. in the minority to find lives and how it plays His favorite food is pancakes and he loves playing with his sisters. He is the son of Tyler equality in Iron County, a part in our daily and Ashlee Sullivan of Paragonah, UT. Grandson of Lance and that together motivation. and Kelli Evans of Parowan, UT. Janice and John Kellogg everyone can find a place to belong. of St. George, UT. Great-grandson of Laurel Matheson and Jackie Evans, both of Parowan. And Carol Sullivan of Kanab, UT. Happy Birthday tiny boy. We love u so much! O UTSTanding TEEN CONTESTANTS

Kalee Tanley Jaeda 50th Garret McCurdy McCurdy Anniversary Daughter Daughter Daughter Art & Margaret of Allen of Ty and of Ty and Clark and Tonya Janene Janene Please join us in cele- Garrett. McCurdy: McCurdy. brating the 50th wedding Platform: Platform: Platform: anniversary of Art and Never Give S.A.D. to Glad. Kindness Margaret Clark! An open house will be held Saturday, August 14, 2021 Up! Counts. at the Panguitch Lake LDS Church from 12-3 pm. The chapel is located on highway 143, next to the Panguitch Lake General Store. No gifts please. J. Arthur Clark, and Margaret Ava Lunt McKinlee Mandolin Mugleston were married on August 5, 1971 in the Salt Lake Urie Saunders Temple. Together, they have seen backroads, ascended Daughter hilltops, fished rivers and lakes, and viewed the night sky of Daughter Daughter from a myriad of locations. Along the way, they have made Christopher of Mac and of Dan and countless friends and blessed many lives. Art and Margaret and Sherie Rachel Urie. Chenille have given a life of service both in and out of their church. They served an LDS Mission together in Barcelona, Spain Lunt. Platform: Saunders. from 2013-2015, and served as temple workers in the Platform: Adopt a Platform: Cedar City Temple. Art is the son of James Leland & Cleo Unite with Grandparent. The Power Miller Clark. Margaret is the daughter of Louis Wetzel and Each Other. of 5. Maureen Kinghorn Mugleston. They are the parents of Ryan (Lori), Nica (Josh Billings), Colin (Kristen), Maren (Derek Bryan), and Dallin (McKell). They have 17 grandchildren. If We hope to see you support these beautiful young View Highschool for the competition! ($10 per you are unable to attend, please share a favorite memory ladies as they compete for their respective titles. person) Follow Miss Iron County on Facebook and or note. Send to: 1189 South 4250 West, Cedar City, UT 84720. Email: [email protected]. Then join us Saturday, August 14, at 7pm at Canyon Instagram for updates on events. Iron County Today life Wednesday, August 11, 2021 15 faith Angels (Part 2) “Healing Rain” (Michael W. Smith) by Edy Meredith ith our recent anticipation for and recep- ment and depression. tion of precipitation—which brought That’s why God wants a different kind of flood For Iron County Today W both casualty and controversy—it surely for each of us; a flood of faith and hope flowing ifth, continuing with what the Bible and sorely caused a trial of faith for many. While through our hearts, nourishing our souls with states about angels, we come to the the returning rains were welcomed by many, the reminders of His reinforcements of strength and fact that angels are not omnipresent, mayhem from the maelstrom seemed to mock the of His love so that we truly can endure all things (1 F merciful downpours by causing more flooding and Corinthians 3:7) and also enjoy the journey despite that is they can only be in one place at a time. They frequently appear as messengers wreckage than filling and replenishing the aquifer. the downpours and detours that adversity brings of God traveling from one place to another Nevertheless, many in the community chose to see into our daily lives (James 1:2-3, Romans 15:13). as in Luke 1:26-27, when the angel Gabriel an opportunity for unity and helped each other That’s why and when God sends His healing was “sent by God to a city of Galilee named endure, overcome and become better, not bitter. rains to replenish our dehydrated hearts and to Nazareth, to a virgin betrothed…to Joseph of Scientifically and simplistically speaking, the soften the soil of our souls so He can plant seeds of the House of David” to tell Mary that she was reason why we had such hope (Jeremiah 29:11), highly favored by God and would bring forth destructive flooding mercy and grace (2 a Son who would have the title of “Son of the is because the ground Go d's Peter 3:9), forgiveness Highest” and “His kingdom would have no is so hard that instead (2 Chronicles 7:14), end.” of soaking in, the rain strength (Isaiah 41:12, Other places in the Bible show the angels runs off and transforms playlist Matthew 6:9-16) healing serving God and traveling from one place to into flooding—from Corey Baumgartner (Isaiah 53:4-5, Jeremiah restoring into wreckage. 30:17) and of joy another from their habitation in Heaven as [email protected] shown in Daniel 10:12-20 when an unnamed It’s the same with our (Revelations 21:4). angel comes to Daniel to tell him what would hearts. If they have And yet, some will happen to Daniel’s people in latter days become hardened by anger, hate, fear, idleness, not allow His tender mercies to soften and soak referring to “many days yet to come” with indifference, unforgiveness and any other sedentary into their sacred soil. Nevertheless, God never the angel “having the likeness of the sons of sediments, it’s difficult for God’s healing rain to get gives up on his wayward and wicked children men.” Unlike God who is omnipresent, angels where it needs to go…into our hearts. and sends His healing rains to fall on the just and are finite creatures, limited to one place at Like our current physical drought conditions, unjust (Matthew 5:45) in the hopes that one day one time. That angel also refers to Michael, God is not using the storms and floods to repri- His parched prodigals will return and receive a chief prince of God, and to other angels mand us, but more to remind us of and teach us His healing rains of love, mercy and grace (Luke who oppose God called “the prince of Persia” how to not only manage our H2O supply better, 15:11-32). and “the prince of Greece.” That some angels but also how to take care of, fill and keep filled our Then, just as neighbors and strangers came spiritual aquifers. Because when our wellsprings together to the aid of those in need of help during within are depleted, it’s much easier to be defeated the physical flooding, when our hearts are filled— by the adversary’s adversity. He knows perfectly even overflowing (flooding) with the love of God— D ifficult questions well that when our souls are dehydrated from then we can go out and help others endure and & Truth 101.30 distance, dissonance and indifference with our overcome their spiritual flooding from weariness relationship with God, we’re weaker and more and hopelessness (Philemon 1:7). Let it rain and let susceptible to temptation’s detours, discourage- God reign in our lives! oppose God adds another dimension to our understanding of angels. Sixth, we don’t know how many angels exist. There are several places that refer to the number of angels, as in Deuteronomy 33:2 on Mount Sinai when God came with “ten Nondenominational WANTED: thousands of holy ones, with flaming fire at His right hand.” We also learn in Psalm 68:17 that “the chariots of God are twenty thousand community Bible Study Church even thousands of thousands”, and when we truly worship God, we come into the presence of an “innumerable company of angels” --a A Precept Study of Isaiah (Part 1) Pianist number so great it cannot be counted. Seventh, the Bible doesn’t definitively from Community state that guardian angels exist, as in angels from Cheryl Disney God in the way that they live. And assigned to specific humans. The Bible does Presbyterian Church For Iron County Today we'll find the destiny of nations, the clearly state, however, that God does send future of all mankind ... including For Iron County Today angels to protect people: “He will give His A Precept Upon Precept Bible ours. angels charge over you to guard you and keep Community Study will be held at the Cedar City Precept Upon Precept studies Presbyterian Church in you in all your ways. In their hands they shall Public Library, 303 N 100 East. There take a straight-forward investi- bear you up, lest you dash your foot against Cedar City is seeking will be two classes beginning on gative approach to Bible study. a part time pianist a stone” (Psalm 91:11-12). Should we consider September 1, 6:30 – 8:45 pm and The inductive method will lead these as our “guardian angels”? Jesus said in to provide musical on September 2, 1-3 pm. They will attendees to discover truth for accompaniment for Matthew 18:10 that some individual people each include a 14-week study of themselves by using three skills; (perhaps children) have guardian angels, that our 10 a.m. Sunday Isaiah, Part 1, “Know God deeply, live observation, interpretation and services. This is a part- is “in heaven their angels always see the face differently.” application. These studies consist of my Father who is in heaven.” In Genesis time paid and shared Workbooks are $31.00 and of homework, discussion, and position. The individ- 24:40 Abraham said to his servant, “The Lord may be picked up on August 26. DVD lecture by Bible teacher Pete before whom I walk will send His angel with ual will be asked to Also at that time, there will be an Delaney. play two Sundays per you and prosper your way.” orientation of inductive Bible study Precept Bible studies are There are still seven (items 8-14) more month as well as for for new students. Lesson 1 will be nondenominational. Interested the occasional special aspects of great interest about angels for us discussed in class the first week. students may call 435-267-2234 or to understand. The eighth and next item next service. If interested, In Isaiah (Part 1), we'll meet the 435-238-3078 for information or to please contact Jody week concerns the marital status of angels. So Holy One of Israel, and learn how register. Information about Precept much is yet to be learned about our Creator in the church office He deals with those who claim Ministries International can be 435-586-8891. and His creation of angels. Him as God but don't honor Him as found at www.precept.org. 16 Wednesday, August 11, 2021 life I ron County Today obituaries

R ose Fudge Barney C huck Birdsong B rice Lynn Paul

Rose Fudge Barney, age 86, passed Chuck Birdsong, beloved family Our wonderful husband, father, away peacefully in her home on August member and friend passed away grandfather, great-grandfather, brother 4, 2021, due to congestive heart failure. August 2, 2021. and friend, Brice Lynn Paul, passed She was born on October 10, 1934 in Chuck is the son of Douglas Dean away on July 31, 2021. He was born South Shields, England to Daisy and Birdsong, Catherine M Saurett, and on August 4, 1952, in Blackfoot, Idaho George Fudge. stepson of Wayne M Roberts. to Homer William and Edna Matilda When Rose was five years old, After graduating Milford High School Hansen Paul. He was a proud graduate England was pulled into a World War in 1973, Chuck honorably served in the of Blackfoot High School of 1970. He that would forever impact Rose’s life US Army. After discharge, he attended married his eternal sweetheart Linda and personality. Through faith and SUSC (SUU) and ultimately landed a Mae Stutz on July 23, 1982, in Midvale, dedication to the Gospel, her life was position with a civil contractor to the Utah. spared countless times, and her stories US armed forces, where he stayed Brice was an active member of the of courage, faith, and endurance will throughout his career. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day be cherished by her family and friends In retirement, Chuck struck fortune Saints serving in many capacities. He for generations to come. by working at 2 locations he loved most: The Canyon Breeze loved traveling, and he and Linda have traveled to many amazing Growing up, Rose was an active member of The Church of Golf Course and the Cedar Bowling Center. It was at these two places in the world. Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. When Rose was 14, she and businesses where Chuck made many friends and "adopted" many Brice loved helping people in his profession as a Memorial her mother made the long journey to America so that they could as family, as they did him. Counselor and in his everyday life. It didn’t matter if it was family come to Utah and be close to the Church. Rose proudly served Chuck earned local legend status with achievements such as or someone on the street. He loved his family dearly and would in many church callings, including 1st Counselor in the Relief hitting the Trifecta on Canyon Breeze Golf Course where he hit a stop at anything to help or show love to them. His love for the Society, Drama Director, Young Women’s Teacher, and as a hole-in-one on EACH of the Par 3's, THREE separate times! gospel and his Savior was where he found great joy. There was not member of the Stake Sunday School Board. She also supported As a Senior Olympian, Chuck earned several medals in bowling. a more loving and caring man around. Known by many, loved by all. her husband in his multiple callings. It wasn't unusual for Chuck to step up with a bowling ball in hand, Brice is survived by his loving wife Linda Mae Paul of Cedar She met her husband, Bob Barney, in Salt Lake City through a and throw a 300 game! City, UT. His children; Michael Shane (Jill) Ashby of Herriman, UT, blind date, and they were married on August 19, 1955 and were He happily mentored those who asked for skill guidance. He even Stephen Wells (Marcia Garcia) Ashby of Cedar City, UT, Jeff Dennis later sealed for Time and Eternity in the Manti, Utah temple. They provided many with equipment so they could take up the sport. Ashby of Cedar City, UT, John William (Crystal) Paul of Lake Havasu made their home first in Sandy, Utah and then in Washington, Chuck is survived by many, yet not enough. His generosity of City, AZ and Janet Lynn Ashby of Reno, NV. Also, his sister Sheryl Utah before settling permanently in Cedar City. spirit, dry wit, smile with twinkle in his eye and crinkles at the Lee Paul of Blackfoot, ID. He was the proud grandfather of 14 Rose was a woman who had many passions. She came from corners - they've always been there and always will be. We're grandchildren and 9 great-great grandchildren. a musical family and as a child would sing and dance while her going to miss you my dad, my brother, my uncle, my sweetheart! He is preceded in death by his parents Homer and Edna Paul father and older brother George played instruments. She carried Many thanks to all who've helped Chuck and family during this and his brother Steve Dale Paul. a love of music throughout her life and could often be found time, especially Nick Jones & The Cedar Bowling Center and the Funeral services were held on Friday, August 6, 2021, at noon singing while doing her housework. She was particularly fond of Sue Byers family. at Southern Utah Mortuary, 190 N 300 W, Cedar City, UT 84720. waltzes. She had an unforgettable soprano singing voice and was GO Utes! A viewing was held prior to the services from 9:30-11:30 am at a member of a double quartet when she lived in Washington. There was a viewing held at Heartlight Affordable Funeral the Mortuary. On Saturday, August 7, 2021, a viewing was held Flowers, especially irises and roses, were another of Rose’s Services (2002 North Main Street, Cedar City Utah) on Sunday at noon at Memorial Estates Mountain View, 3115 Bengal Blvd, passions, and she was determined to turn the desert into a August 8th from Noon to 2:00 pm, followed by a Pot Luck lunch Salt Lake City, UT 84121. Graveside services were then held at 1:00 garden. She loved beautiful things and yearned for the gardens and celebration of life from 2:00 to 4:00 pm at the Cedar Bowling pm at Memorial Estates Mountain View under the direction of of England that she had left behind so long before. She had a Center (421 E N Hwy 91 Cedar City Utah) where stories and Southern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences can be made at www. generous heart and blessed many people with the irises she memories of Chuck were shared. sumortuary.com. freely gave away. Online condolences can be sent to his memorial page at www. Livestreaming of the funeral service was available to watch Rose had an open, inquisitive personality, always thirsting for affordablefuneralservices.com from his obituary page at www.sumortuary.com. new ideas, which she found by watching and reading mysteries, though she often read the endings first because she couldn’t wait to find out the mysteries. She also loved learning about history and unique cultures, especially those of Egypt and Hawaii. Though Rose was self-contained and largely content to be at home, she enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren. Her summers when her grandchildren were off school were filled with many hours of her sharing her favorite movies and stories with them. Later in life, her enjoyment came simply from talking to her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. She was passionate about sharing her experiences in life with others. Most importantly, she loved her family and worked hard to care for them and instill in them the values that carried her through- out her life. Rose is survived by three children – Jill (Tracy) Belliston, Joyce (David) Pace, and Robert Barney; five grandchildren – David (Kristen) Belliston, Nichole (Ryan) Taylor, Steve (Ashlan) Belliston, Mike (Carissa) Belliston, and Mandi Olsen; and eleven great-grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents, George and Daisy, and her brother George. As per Rose’s wishes, there will be small service for immediate family members only. Interment will be held at the Enoch City Cemetery Under the direction of Heartlight Affordable Funeral Services. On line condolences can be sent to her memorial page at www. affordablefuneralservices.com.

A lex Michael Foreman

Alex Michael Foreman, age 26, passed away unexpectedly on August 2, 2021, at his home in Cedar City, Utah. He was born on August 30, 1994, in Cedar City, Utah to Joseph and Julie Jackson Foreman. He had a great love for his dog Rocky, who was his best friend. Alex loved the mountains, camping, and fishing and just being in nature. He is survived by his father Joseph Foreman, Mother Julie Jackson Foreman, sister Ashley Foreman and brother Aaron Foreman. He is also survived by his grandmother Diana Lee Jackson and many aunts and uncles. Our hearts are breaking, but we know we will see you again. Online condolences can be sent to his memorial page at www. affordablefuneralservices.com. Wednesday, August 11, 2021 17 Scores + Recaps from Iron County competition sports C V, Cedar soccer open with mixed success by Tom Zulewski as Canyon View shut out Juab, 2-0 on 8-1. Keana Tolman, Amanda Brown and a 2-1 record. Bethanee Vargas and I ron County Today Aug. 5. Hallie Newman and Harmony Rylan Tebbs all scored twice for the Brooke Davie scored twice in the win Lopez scored the goals for the Falcons Reds in the win. and Davie added an assist. The Canyon View Falcons and and Newman added an assist. Niky On Aug. 6, both teams fell in Cedar played its home opener Cedar Lady Reds opened their girls Johnson came through with the clean shutout losses. Canyon View was against Parowan on Tuesday, which soccer seasons last week with mixed sheet in goal. blanked 3-0 by Payson, and Brighton was too late for press deadline. Canyon results during two separate road Cedar had an offensive explosion in shut down Cedar in an 8-0 defeat. The View plays at Dixie tonight, and both tournaments. its opener, scoring seven times in the Falcons rebounded to shut out Uintah, teams will face each other in the Both teams opened on a high note second half and beating Taylorsville, 5-0 on Aug. 6 to finish the week with Falcons’ home opener Friday.

to Return th e Ranks New region, more optimism for Falcons football

Beginning their new season in the 3A South Division, the Canyon View Falcons are ready to soar into success.

tom zulewski by Tom Zulewski “We have a lot more belief that we can have to earn something because the I ron County Today satisfaction is a lot greater.” compete and play at the highest level,” The offensive line is likely to be Canyon View football coach a strength group for Canyon View, Chris Sawyers knew his Falcons Chris Sawyers, Canyon View head coach which Sawyers described as “big team belonged in a brand-new 3A and physical” with a lot of returning South. After four years away, CV has the right things and execute.” Likely leading the way at the experience. returned to the ranks thanks to the CV starts its home schedule with quarterback position for CV will be “We have a lot of seniors who’ve latest two-year realignment. the first of three in a row, facing senior Jake Garrett. Sawyers believes gotten a lot of time in the past,” he With the new region comes a cross-town rival Cedar on Aug. 27, the competition for starting jobs at all said. “They’re ready to go, and it’s a new set of challenges for the Falcons and the Falcons begin play in its new positions will prove to be a good thing. beautiful thing to have happen for us.” that begin with Friday’s opener on region with defending state cham- “Competition brings out the best Dallin Jones, Daniel Serna, Cooper the road at Ogden. For Sawyers, the pion Juab on Sept. 17. in everyone, and that’s going to be a McMullin, Dayne Hudson and Gavin preparation hasn’t changed the level “We’re blessed to be on the road real positive for all our guys, especially Foster are among the examples of confidence in the team. for two weeks, but then we’re home Jake,” Sawyers said. “We have general looking to bust open holes for the “We have a lot more belief that we for a while. I don’t know how much ideas of where we’re headed, but we’ve running game and for Garrett to can compete and play at the highest better that can be,” Sawyers said. “It’ll tried on purpose to build up as much throw the football. Sawyers is looking level,” Sawyers said. “It definitely really get difficult when they go to competition at every position as we helps with numbers, but we gotta do school for the first time.” possibly could. It’s good for the kids to see CV football » 19 18 Wednesday, August 11, 2021 sports I ron County Today Bauman signs contract extension through 2024 by Kyle Birnbrauer the event. Karley McClain earned SUU ATHLetiCS STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION MRGC First Team honors on both floor and the all-around and she Southern Utah University and was also named to the MRGC Beam Director of Athletics Debbie Corum Second Team. Rachel Smith was have announced that head gym- named to the MRGC Vault Second nastics coach Scotty Bauman has Team and Shylen Murakami was signed a contract extension that runs named to the MRGC Bars Second through the 2024 season. Team. “It seems that every year another The Flippin’ Birds wrapped up school tries to steal Coach Bauman their season with a third-place away from us so it is with a thankful finish in session one of the NCAA heart that we are able to announce Regional Championship Semifinals. that he has agreed to extend his con- The Flippin' Birds scored a 195.975, tract with SUU,” Corum said. “I think their highest score at the regional everyone knows how valuable he is championship since 2015. not only to the gymnastics team but “It is an honor to coach at to our department overall. His loyalty Southern Utah University. We strive to this community is appreciated by to build a culture where hard work, all and we are thankful that he and accountability, and respect for each Stephanie will continue to be part of other are the guiding principles for the T-Bird family for many years to our success,” Bauman said. “It is a come.” pleasure to walk into our amazing Bauman’s Flippin’ Birds are com- gymnastics facility every day and ing off of a 2021 season in which they work with such incredible people. earned their eighth-straight trip to I want to thank Debbie Corum and the NCAA Regional Championship suu athletics the Board of Trustees for showing SUU gymnastics head coach Scotty Bauman signed a new contract and in 2021, finishing the regular season recommitted his talents to the progress and success of T-Birds through the 2024 season. continued faith in myself and our as the No. 21-ranked team in the program.” country. They also set a new program since the 2017 season. All-Conference Second Team honors The 2021 season was Bauman’s record for team meet score, scoring a Aubri Schwartze was named on beam and floor. 30th season at the helm of the 197.275 inside the America First Event the 2021 Mountain Rim Gymnastics Four other Thunderbirds earned Thunderbird Gymnastics program. Center against Utah State. Conference Freshman of the Year at MRGC All-Conference honors. He has turned the Flippin’ Birds into The Thunderbirds were ranked the end of the season. She finished Morgan Alfaro was named Co-Vault a perennial Top-25 team and reg- as high as No. 15 on two separate 2021 ranked No. 4 on beam, No. 6 Specialist of the Year with Utah ular NCAA Regional Championship occasions throughout the season, on floor, and No. 17 on bars in the State's Mikaela Meyer and also participants during his time leading which was their highest ranking conference. Schwartze also earned earned MRGC First Team honors on the T-Birds. Iron County Today sports Wednesday, August 11, 2021 19 Falcons bring helping hands to Enoch diamonds starting at 6 p.m. Proceeds will benefit an organization called Hooked on Life, and the R andom public is invited. For more information or to donate, log on to thoughts wearehookedonlife.com. Tom Zulewski » With the Labor Day weekend PRCA rodeo iron county today stop in Parowan less than a month away, the Wright family - brothers Stetson and Ryder, s their cross-town counterparts did one specifically - continues to rule the roost in its week earlier, the Canyon View Falcons respective events. Through last weekend, Stetson Canyon View called off football practice Aug. 2 and Wright’s lead in the all-around over Tuf Cooper Coach Chris A Sawyers works with traveled around Enoch to help families and their is more than $100,000, and he could very easily his dedicated players homes affected by another powerful monsoon earn two more gold buckles when the Wrangler during practice to rain that left flooding throughout the National Finals Rodeo returns to Las Vegas prepare them for a area. From helmets and shoulder pads, in December. In saddle bronc, Stetson winning season. the team switched to work clothes, trails Ryder -- who is looking for his tom zulewski shovels and wheelbarrows for the “ This local second consecutive gold buckle -- day to do whatever they could development by $11,000 and is $45,000 behind cv football to ease the burdens being faced bull riding leader Sage Kimzey, « Continued from page 17 with cleanup. restores some faith who has won almost $174,000 on After we lamented in this space the season. to Adrian Ward as a prime candidate to get a big last week about the mean-spirited in the goodness of With 10 nights worth of chunk of the rushing work. attitudes expressed over Team our humanity in payouts still to come in Vegas, “He played a lot after Week 3 last year,” USA gymnast Simone Biles’ decision the race is far from over. Eight Sawyers said of Ward. “You don’t coach what he to exit from three events, this local general.” seconds of success will make all the has. You try to accentuate, but you don’t coach development restores some faith in difference. what he’s blessed with. You say ‘Hey, man, do the goodness of our humanity in general. your thing.’ I just gotta get him the ball in space.” When people are going through difficult The rest of CV’s 3A South schedule will times or situations, it’s better in the end for everyone Follow Tom Zulewski on Twiitter T@ ommyZee81 or feature road games at Manti, Carbon and when help is offered, whether through good deeds of email [email protected]. Richfield to go with a home game against North community service, support through hard work, or Sanpete on Oct. 8. just the simple act of saying, “You’re going to be just fine. Keep going.” With a clear head and a full competitive heart, T om's Sports Trivia Biles returned to the gymnastics competition last This week’s dozen is going 5. Whose Baseball Hall of Fame the Pro Football Hall of Fame Monday at the Tokyo Olympics and grabbed the topical – a full collection of just plaque has the words “greatest enshrinement day every August? bronze medal in the balance beam. It’s not gold, about anything (sports-related, drawing card in the history of baseball” inscribed on it? A. Cleveland but it’s still really good, especially after the emo- of course). Watch your step when B. Canton tional challenges brought on from her decision to answering and please remember… A. Bill Mazeroski C. Cincinnati step aside from three events. no wagering. B. Babe Ruth D. Columbus When athletes focus on themselves and tune C. Bob Feller D. Barry Bonds 11. Howard Cosell interviewed a out the cacophony of noise that dominates 1. Which comedian faced off against our social media these days, anything really is member of the Beatles in the a bear as “Semi-Pro” basketball 6. Which magazine had Eddie “Monday Night Football” booth in possible. For a football team to step away from player Jackie Moon? Mathews on the cover of its first December of 1974. Six years later, the game for a day and take time to serve a issue in 1954 and included a fold- Cosell announced his murder. A. Daniel Stern out sheet of baseball cards? community affected by nature’s wrath, it opens B. Ben Stiller Which Beatle was it? hearts that much more toward things that are C. Will Ferrell A. Sporting News A. George Harrison really important in the long run. D. Robin Williams B. Baseball Digest B. Paul McCartney C. Sports Illustrated C. Ringo Starr » I have to admit I didn’t watch much of 2. Before taking his talent from D. Golf Digest D. John Lennon NBC’s Olympics coverage from Tokyo, but there Oklahoma City to Golden State, were some highlights that came out pretty intrigu- who got “Thunderstruck” and lost 7. Who ended his career with 2,297 12. When Alabama beat this team to ing in the end. The gold-medal handball match said talent to a kid in a 2012 film RBIs – tops on the all-time win the 2013 NCAA football title, list – played with the Braves in between France and Denmark was an absolute that was a box-office flop? one newspaper called the win “a both Milwaukee and Atlanta, and four-leaf clobber.” Which school fight to the finish. A. Kevin Durant passed away earlier in 2021? did the Crimson Tide beat to earn France led throughout much of the match that B. Russell Westbrook that headline? featured two 30-minute halves, but a turnover was C. James Harden A. Warren Spahn B. Johnny Bench needed on Denmark’s final possession to secure D. Chris Paul A. Notre Dame C. Pete Rose B. Boston College the gold with a 25-23 victory. 3. What’s the last name of Reggie D. Hank Aaron C. Florida State It made me long a little bit for ESPN—is that and Cheryl, a brother-sister duo D. Ohio State still everyone’s main sports network? —when they who are both in the Basketball 8. It’s a lesser-known part of a baseball stats book, but what does aired things like Australian Rules football. Now we Hall of Fame? L ast Week’s Answers get the occasional cornhole match on television. WAR stand for? A. Martin 1. B: San Diego Padres Even darts is more entertaining. A. Walks after runs B. Miller B. Wins above replacement 2. A: San Francisco Giants C. March » If you’re wondering where our summer C. Wheels along roads 3. A: Chicago White Sox. Kimbrel had D. Miley D. Wins after relaxation been with the Cubs since 2019. vacation went, check our area high schools. Sports 4. D: Los Angeles Dodgers are in full swing with actual games that count and 4. Robin Roberts was one of the 9. By changing the last four letters 5. A: Joey Gallo. Gallo had been with the school doesn’t start until Monday. guest hosts on “Jeopardy” last of “touchdown,” what’s the term Texas Rangers prior to the trade. For those who were able to get in a full vacation month and is a co-host on “Good you get for when a kickoff isn’t 6. B: John Means. Means threw his that allowed for travel out of the area, that’s worth Morning America.” What small returned from the end zone? no-hitter against the Seattle Mariners in May. a salute. In our overscheduled lives still ruled by a school gave Roberts a college A. Touchpike 7. C: St. Louis Cardinals. pandemic, any moment of relaxation and in-per- basketball scholarship before she came to TV? B. Touchback 8. A: Danny Duffy. son contact with friends is a moment to treasure. C. Touchpunt 9. B: New York Mets. A. LSU D. Touchbins » A fund-raising softball game between B. Louisiana Tech 10. B: Cleveland Indians. local law enforcement and people in recovery C. SE Louisiana 10. Which Ohio city celebrates 11. A: Cincinnati Reds. McKinley Day in January and is happening this Friday at the Bicentennial Park D. Alabama 12. 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Public Notice N otice of Ordinances The Cedar City Police Department announces the disposal Passed of found and unclaimed property in accordance with UCA Notice is hereby given that the Enoch City Council passed 77-24a-5 and UCA 45-1-101. The Cedar City Police depart- two (2) ordinances at a regular meeting of the Enoch City ment has in its possession: mountain style, BMX, road Council held on August 4, 2021. and children’s bicycles; scooters and hoverboards; hand/ power tools and tool boxes; luggage and bags w/person- Ordinance No. 2021-08040-A approved the annexation of al property; MP3 style players, video games, computers, property owned by Earl & Joy Gibson, Donald and Janet and other electronics and computing devices; cell phones; Cheryl Smith and Enoch City. keys; jewelry, coins and currency; home, sports and other Ordinance No. 2021-08-04-B amended the Enoch Zoning collectibles; shoes, clothing and bedding; wallets, purses, Ordinance by changing the zoning of property owned by backpacks; sporting, golf, skiing and camping equipment; the Grimshaw Family Trust from Single Family Residen- firearms, holsters, gun cases and knives; strollers; cam- tial R-1-18 to Single Family Residential R-1-11. era equipment. All unclaimed found property or other unclaimed property will be disposed of in accordance to For more information call the City Recorder at 435-586- state law and city policy after September 17, 2021. 1119 or view changes on the City website at http://www. cityofenoch.org/ordinancespublic-notices.html Published August 4, 11 & 18, 2021 Iron County Today • ICT #0429 Published August 11, 2021 Iron County Today • ICT #0431

NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bid- der, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of the sale, at entrance to the IRON COUNTY COURT- HOUSE located at 40 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT on Monday, September 13, 2021 at 1:00 p.m., for the purpose of fore- closing on a Trust Deed with Assignment of Rents orig- inally executed by Adam Trammell and Makaela Tram- mell, as Trustors, and Barbara Lynn Bandringa, trustee of the Bandringa Family Trust, dated August 28, 2020, as Beneficiary. The Trust Deed with Assignment of Rents is dated October 6, 2020 and recorded on October 13, 2020, as Entry No. 00754418, Book 1511, Page 1838, in the official records of the Recorder of Iron County, State of Utah, and includes property more particularly described as follows: Parcel: E-1592-0002-0057 Address: 4610 N. 2650 W., Beryl, UT Legal: LOTS 42 & 44, ESCALANTET VALLEY RANCHOS UNIT 11. A Substitution of Trustee was recorded on April 26, 2021 as Entry 00767633, Book 1547, Pages 943-944 and a No- tice of Default was recorded on April 26, 2021 as Entry 00767634, Book 1547, Pages 945-946 in the official records of the Recorder of Iron County, State of Utah. The Substitute Trustee has elected to sell or cause to be sold all rights, title and interest of the Trustor in and to the real property described in the aforementioned Trust Deed in order to satisfy such obligations in favor of the Beneficiary. Bidders must tender to the Substitute Trustee a deposit of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00), at the time of sale and the balance of the purchase price is due by 12:00 p.m. MST on the first business day following the sale. The deposit is non-refundable and retained as damage if balance is not paid within 24 hours of sale. Both the deposit and the balance must be paid to J. David West- wood, Trustee, in the form of a wire transfer, cashier’s check or certified funds. Cash payments, personal checks or trust checks are not accepted. The Substitute Trustee shall sell the above property at the time of the sale without warranty, express or implied sub- ject to all encumbrances of record. Anyone having ques- tions or desiring information regarding the property to be sold should contact the undersigned. Hours of office operation: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except legal holidays. This is an attempt to collect a debt. Any information obtained will be used to collect this debt. /s/ J. David Westwood J. David Westwood WESTWOOD LAW, P.C. 98 W. Harding Ave. Cedar City, UT 84720 (435) 267-2145 Published August 11, 18 & 25, 2021 Iron County Today • ICT #0430

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