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more on page 9 courtesy of Jessica Richards 2 Wednesday, June 10, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today The battle continues for the rec center by Richard Crommie Cross fit For Iron County Today gyms, events, Certain that the citizens of Cedar City want a multi recreation center, multi-cultural the Cedar City Council continue to “ talk about the budget for the project. center…how As such, people at the podium during many businesses a previous city council meeting asked the council members to place in Cedar is that the item on the ballot so the people going to impact?” can vote on it. On May 27th the citizens of Cedar C ourtesy Photo T he Cedar City Aquatic Center and a new rec center are still sensitive topics, » Milt McLelland City showed up once again to voice especially with the Coronavirus concerns still swimming around. their opinions about the building of “If we vote to approve the plans the Gymnasium to be built at the with thanking them. However, being on the council members “…but if and the costs and let the architect go Aquatic center. All who spoke were a business owner himself he quickly you guys install cross fit equipment forward it does not mean that this concerned about the future. In the age moved on to what concerns he had and gym equipment and all of these does not go on the ballot, it does not of COVID-19, with millions of people about the city’s plan to build and the other things all of a sudden every mean it is approved,” stated Council out of work and struggling to pay their potential this new rec center will have business in town that is privately member Terri Hartley. bills, residents could not see the bene- in killing local jobs for the community. owned now is competing with the Taking the citizen’s concerns into fits of the city going in debt millions of “…Cross fit gyms, events, city. That’s not ok.” consideration the Cedar City council dollars to build this rec center. multi-cultural center all of these Since the beginning of the year passed 4 to 1 a motion for the staff As it has been stated by some things, and how many businesses this Multipurpose recreation center to research the total cost, needs and members of the council, they do in Cedar is that going to impact?” has been a sensitive topic in the assessment, and to go ahead with not believe that this new rec center Milt McLelland continued with weekly Cedar City council meetings. the architect. No extra money is will be profitable for the city, and determination in his voice, “because Starting with the Glacier ice rink being spent and the project is not that is just what Milt McLelland was I can guarantee you that the city being removed from the location the finalized. The council will get total concerned about. Taking the podium can undercut every one of those city council has meet resistance just costs and bring this back to the table to address the council he started businesses.” His passion was not lost trying to approve the plans. to discuss on a later date. Iron County Today News Wednesday, June 10, 2020 3 4 Wednesday, June 10, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Op inion

A dministration From the Editor To the Editor R . Gail Stahle Pub lisher only those who chose to attend the [email protected] Concert putting concert, but many other people who Replacing racism community at risk won’t be attending the concert, but D eborah Martineau who will later be in contact with O ffice Manager lag day is this Sunday. The Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, others who did attend the concert officemanager@ Flag of the United States ironcountytoday.com or who picked it up later by having is the most recognizable My mother and I are very contact with those who did. A dvertising flagF in the world. While not distressed to hear that a concert— My Mother and Aunt (who also always the most revered and that has been dismissed by two lives in Cedar) are in a high-risk S cott Stahle too often feared, it stands for jurisdictions (Kaysville, and Toole group. We are trying to be very S ales Representative such vital values as courage, County) as too dangerous because careful to keep them safe. I teach at [email protected] valor, justice, innocence, purity of the difficulties involved of 801.755.5999 SUU, and will be going back to open, and bravery. It doesn’t repre- enforcing social distancing and the in person classrooms in the fall. I will Patti Bostick sent one race, color or religion. high chances of spreading COVID- be taking precautions to be as careful S ales Representative It represents freedom for all Corey 19—has been invited to Iron County Baumgartner as I can, but it would make me feel [email protected] who are willing to fight for it, and all hands seem to be on board. better if more were being done to 435.592.1030 protect it and cherish it. Manag ing Editor Right now, there is a trend in keep COVID-19 out of our area. Despite the disregard and Utah of an upward climb in the Editorial I know that it has been disrespect of others, the American Flag is not a rate of the virus. Today (Saturday, extremely difficult for everyone in doormat allowing someone to do whatever they June 6, 2020), there were over 546 Corey Baumgartner this area to see the Utah Summer M anaging Editor want and get away with it. The American Flag is new cases in Utah, the highest of Games and the Shakespeare Festival [email protected] a bold banner, a bright beacon beckoning us to new cases in a day number to date. cancelled this summer because become better and reminding us that to truly Because of this, Utah will remain in of the virus. I think it would be a Shay Baruffi be free we need to live above all immorality and yellow for the foreseeable future. R eporter huge mistake to let down our guard immaturity. Our area has been very blessed now by sponsoring a free concert T om Watson Freedom doesn’t mean a free-for-all. It’s a that because of isolation, we have to gratify a few, while putting the R eporter responsibility entrusted to each of us to live mor- retained a low incidence of the community at large at greater risk. ally and ethically, even though we have the choice spread of the virus. All of us want T om Zulewski Sports Writer not to. Freedom gives us the choice to express to get back to a more normal way Sincerely, our voice and our actions, but such liberty doesn’t of life, but this will require that we Ruth Scovill and Carol Jones Layout/Design entitle or excuse those who overlook or neglect our take more necessary precautions to individual responsibility to be moral and ethical in help each other stay well. Getting D evin Christ our dealings with our fellow men and women. We businesses opened, getting schools Submit your letter on our website C reative Director ironcountytoday.com, or by emailing them may have the right to destroy our own lives and opened, are essential things. Invite to [email protected] or bring/mail [email protected] those of others, but that doesn’t make it right. people in from all over the state them to 389 N 100 W, Cedar City, Utah 84721. All letters must be signed, be brief (generally C irculation Considering the current events in our nation, to a free concert is not. We cannot under 300 words in length), list the author’s we continue to boldly and bravely battle bigotry pretend that this is some enjoyable city and give the writer’s telephone number (phone number will not be printed). We T aisha Powell and its terrible consequences. While this per- thing without consequences. It reserve the right to edit all letters for length S . Cedar City sistent poison can be defeated more often than will almost surely bring greater or content. For letters arriving electronically, we will use the author’s e-mail address in [email protected] repeated, we must realize that to rise above such exposure to the virus into our lieu of a signature. 435.233.6011 evil and other crimes, erasing the hatred and community. This will affect not bitterness caused by racism is only the beginning. S tormee Anderson N . Cedar City/Enoch If we do nothing to replace it with greater love, [email protected] unity and compassion, then racism will keep 435.592.5724 finding a way to rewrite itself back into hearts and history books wherever it can. Wendy Hanson If we are to truly become one nation, a free Paro wan/Paragonah [email protected] nation, we must not only seek to erase racism, 435.477.9100 we must also replace it by embracing the whole human race with greater love, unity and compas-

Iron County Today is sion. We can do it; we must do it. One voice, one distributed free of charge, heart at a time. thanks to our advertisers. It is hand-delivered to over Because all lives matter. 14,000 households in Cedar City, Enoch and Parowan and is available in several rack locations in Iron and Beaver Counties. Thought of the Week 389 N 100 W, Suite 12 from the desk of R. Gail Stahle, publisher Cedar City, Utah 84721 Ph: 435-867-1865 “Give light and people will Fax: 435-867-1866 IronCountyToday.com find their way.” » Ella Baker Iron County Today News Wednesday, June 10, 2020 5 Op inion To the Editor Assaults on journalists The following is in response to a letter from Bruce Hughes, CPA to the editor from June 3, 2020 are assaults on the Dear Editor: rights of all Americans I am a real estate appraiser that resides in Washington County. I work throughout the entire n the past, journalists in southwest region of Utah, including Iron County. For the USA have been able to Op / the past 20 plus years, I have worked with the Iron safely perform their work, as Idomestic acts of violence against County Commissioners annually as a Hearing Officer for the Board of Equalization (BOE). I served as the them were a rare occurrence. Ed Hearing Officer for most of the years in which Mr. However, during the recent Bruce Hughes appealed his property valuation by the protests we’ve seen journalists attacked on Main Iron County Assessor’s Office. These include years in Streets across America. which Dennis Ayers and Cindy Bulloch were serving While some of these assaults can be accounted as the Iron County Assessor. as inevitable injuries during the fog of civil unrest, The valuation of property with prairie dogs many more appeared to be plainly purposeful for assessment purposes fluctuated exponentially attacks by police on reporters and photographers between 2008 and 2013. Insufficient sales existed openly and lawfully doing their jobs. to support the value for properties occupied by Vice News reporter Michael Anthony Adams prairie dogs. As a Hearing Officer, my responsibil- told The Washington Post that he repeatedly told ity was to weigh information presented at a BOE Minneapolis police that he was a member of the Appeal from the property owner and taxpayer. media when they ordered a crowd to disperse. “I Once the information was gathered, I decided don’t care,” one officer said as he blasted him with the most equitable market value based on the pepper spray. evidence presented. Since insufficient information Los Angeles Times reporter Molly Hennessy- existed, I discounted prairie dog properties for Fiske witnessed several their limited marketability. No other taxpayer journalists, all shouting appealed these decisions to the state level. they were press, who were The fact that Mr. Hughes is using the appeal nonetheless chased and process to attack the integrity and profession- cornered by Minneapolis alism of Ms. Bulloch is completely unfair. The police firing rubber bullets valuation of properties occupied by prairie dogs and spraying tear gas. Her was a difficult process. For example, in 2010, the colleague, photographer county estimated the value of Mr. Hughes's prop- Carolyn Cole, was struck in erty at $57,630. He requested a value of $10,000. the face by a rubber bullet. I recommended that sufficient support existed “I have never been fired at to support the county’s market value of $57,630. by police,” Hennessy-Fiske, Dean Ridings An independent appraiser valued the property at who has reported from CE O, America’s war zones in Iraq and $110,000. The Utah Tax Commission recommended Newspapers $9,220 at the initial hearing and $39,250 at the Afghanistan, wrote on formal hearing. This is an example of how varied Saturday, May 30, “until the opinions were in 2010 for Mr. Hughes’ property. tonight.” A rubber bullet fired by Minneapolis The role of the county assessor is to equitably police left freelance photojournalist Linda Tirado value all property in the county for taxation pur- permanently blinded in her left eye. poses. The role of the BOE is to hear specific property In Michigan, Detroit Free Press reporter J.C. information that may not have been available at the Reindel was sprayed with pepper gas by a police time that the county assigns a value. In my opinion, officer as he held up his news media identification. it is an equitable process for all parties. If a property In Kentucky, a Louisville television news crew, is valued too low or too high, it affects the taxes paid broadcasting live, reported they were being on all other taxpayers. Ms. Bulloch has never given me targeted by police firing rubber bullets. In Texas, a reason to question her desire for equitability. I have a Fort Wayne TV editor lost an eye to a tear gas worked professionally with Ms. Bulloch for more than canister fired into a crowd of protestors. 20 years. I have spent an unknown number of hours These deliberate assaults on journalists going in BOE hearings with her. I have never had any reason about their jobs are an assault on the rights of all to question her integrity or professionalism. I am not Americans. The press in these situations functions a resident of Iron County and cannot vote for her. as the eyes and ears of the public, providing vital Knowing her professionally and witnessing her work information and documenting events as they for the county, I would fully endorse her as an Iron unfold. When the press is — as in the most horrific County Commissioner. incidents during these protests — literally blinded, so is the public. Dan Johnson, MAI, SRA Certified General Appraiser see assaults » 10 6 Wednesday, June 10, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Op inion July Jamboree A better outlet for outrage postponed until 2021 The 23rd Annual July Jamboree mits, and having enough volunteers The opinions stated in this article are for “socialism and liberation,” has been cancelled due to obsta- for such a large event all played a solely those of the author and not of Iron claimed that vandalizing buildings cles resulting from the Covid-19 role in the decision to cancel.” County Today. and setting fire to structures was pandemic. The Cedar City Rotary Club is nothing compared to the violence The Cedar City Rotary Club looking forward to 2021 and to he word most heard in perpetrated against minorities, a organizes this annual event, which organizing the best July Jamboree regards to the recent urban statement as ineffective as Pres. typically sees 10,000 to 14,000 yet. In the meantime, they are still protests has been “outrage.” I Trump’s photo-op holding a bible in attendees. It raises funds for the planning to hold their annual golf agree,T we should be outraged, but we front of a church he never attends. Club’s foundation, which supports tournament (which was moved need to be twice outraged, not once. As outraged as we should be by causes like the Iron County Care & from June to late August) and other We should be outraged by the the rioters, we must be even more Share, Canyon Creek Services, Boys regular activities as they are able to. violence and looting conducted by outraged by the consistent and and Girls State, and scholarships Rotary brings together a global a portion of those attending the systemic racism in our society. A at both SUU and Southwest Tech, network of volunteer leaders ded- protest rallies. The violators were teenager buys Skittles and is killed among others. The Club hoped icated to tackling the world’s most not protestors, merely thugs. There by a self-ordained “neighborhood they would be able to provide this pressing humanitarian challenges. patrol”…A man jogs event for the community, especially They connect 1.2 million members Police officers through a neighbor- because other summer activities from more than 35,000 Rotary hood and is attacked and festivals important to the area clubs in almost every country in must be held to a and killed by a white have been cancelled. Unfortunately, the world. Together, they work to father and son who the barriers caused by Covid-19 promote peace, fight disease, and higher standard just assumed the ultimately made it unfeasible. to provide clean water, sanitation “ jogger was a thief…A “We really wanted to put on the and hygiene. They also work to due to their direct black woman calls to July Jamboree this year. It’s heart- support education and grow local report a crime and breaking,” said David Westwood, economies. For more information on legal power is killed by a skittish event chair. “Ultimately though, becoming a member of the Cedar police officer. How factors like the safety of all involved, City Rotary Club, email Miriam often have we heard number of attendees, health depart- Keener at cedarcityrotaryclub@ reports of whites ment guidelines, the needed per- gmail.com. killing black men simply because they were “scared” or Cyclops have called police to report a black by Bryan GRAY person merely for sitting in a café or Cols umni t bird watching in Central Park? is no passion for justice from those I’m not sure if racism is more throwing rocks and wine bottles at rooted in police officers than it is police officers, and you don’t win in general society. However, police the battle for hearts and minds by officers must be held to a higher “flipping the bird” at television news standard due to their direct legal cameras. power. Just because law enforce- Protesting is allowed under the ment is a difficult job doesn’t law. Hooliganism isn’t. mean its men and women should Looting a 7-11 store or breaking not be held legally accountable glass windows at a TRAX station for misconduct including, as in has nothing to do with reforming Minneapolis, murder. a police department. Tipping Former Utah Republican legisla- over a police vehicle and setting tor Holly Richardson eloquently it ablaze will not have a positive wrote in an op-ed column, “White impact on race relations. Carrying privilege doesn’t mean your life signs reading ACAB (“All Cops are hasn’t been hard. It means that B------”) is a reflection of low your skin color hasn’t made it intelligence, not a concern for harder.” White privilege, she wrote, fairness in society. brings with it the responsibility for To its credit, the Black Lives “getting rid of systemic racism and Matter movement in Utah criticized injustice.” the mostly white idiots who If we are going to be outraged attempted to hijack an intense by vandalism, we must also be corey baumgartner but generally peaceful protest outraged by racism which too With Coronavirus concerns spoiling things, a clutch decision was made to on May 30. However, another many whites ignore or attempt to apply the brakes to this year's event and will shift the focus to turbo-charging next sponsoring group, an organization explain away. year's July Jamboree. Iron County Today News Wednesday, June 10, 2020 7 8 Wednesday, June 10, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today June is Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month by Mike Miller regional manager for the Alzheimer’s by Alzheimer’s – to raise awareness world's leading voluntary health orga- A lzheimer's Association Association. Each one-hour session and funds for the care, support and nization in Alzheimer care, support will feature a topical overview research efforts of the Alzheimer’s and research. Our mission is to end June is Alzheimer’s & Brain followed by a question and answer Association. A large majority of TLD Alzheimer's and all other dementia — Awareness month and the Alzheimer’s period. Caregiver Tips for Everyone fundraisers will be held on June 20, by accelerating global research, driving Association urges people to wear airs on June 10, followed by Love Your but events can be staged anytime risk reduction and early detection, purple and help raise awareness. Body, Love Your Brain on June 17, and during the month. View more details and maximizing quality care and Worldwide, more than 50 million peo- Is It Old Age or Alzheimer’s? wraps up and ideas at www.alz.org/longestday. support. Our vision is a world without ple are living with Alzheimer’s. The the series on June 24. While COVID-19 is creating Alzheimer's and all other dementia. more people know about Alzheimer’s Programs will be offered through challenges for participants this year, »»Mike Miller, Regional Manager, the more action we inspire. Google Meet and guests need to RSVP many are finding creative ways to Alzheimer's Association, Utah In Washington and Iron Counties, Chapter, (435) 238-4998 x8773, U.S. Census data counts more [email protected], alz.org/Utah, than 43,000 adults over the age of The more people know 1173 S 250 W, Suite 302, St. George, sixty-five. Ten-percent of these UT 84770, ALZ Association 24/7 adults have Alzheimer’s and there are about Alzheimer’s the more Helpline (800) 272-3900. approximately three unpaid caregiv- action we inspire. »»Register now for the Walk to End ers for each of them. Combined, this “ Alzheimer's. Sept. 19, Cedar City. is more than 17,000 people. to Mike Miller at [email protected] or navigate them. Community cook-outs Oct. 10, St. George. COVID-19 has curtailed some of (435) 238-4998 x8773 so they can be are transitioning to “virtual” cooking the typical services and programs sent the meeting links. These programs demos. Marathon runners are creating normally offered during Alzheimer’s will feature practical tips and ideas personalized routes and racing solo. NOTE: Effective March 13, the Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness month, but two for healthcare providers and family Group exercise events are shifting to Association has asked all employees to work initiatives are in place, an online members who want to learn about online workout classes. Local benefit remotely, and to avoid having in person educational series and The Longest Alzheimer’s disease and gain knowl- concerts are tuning into “live” perfor- meetings to avoid any complications from Day program. edge about healthy lifestyle habits. mances on social media. Bake-offs are the COVID-19 outbreak. Please call for The “Let’s Fight Alzheimer’s” The Longest Day (TLD), conducted becoming bake “hand-offs” delivered services and consultations. GREAT NEWS: series will air online June 10, June on the summer solstice annually to donors' doors, and card and board Our support groups now meet online and 17, and June 24 at 1:00 p.m., and be since 2012, encourages people to games are turning into friendly “stay- offer a novel way for caregivers to connect hosted by Emily Shrope, a caregiver engage in a favorite activity – or an at-home” competitions. with others and share needs and learn about support group leader, and Mike Miller, activity loved by someone affected The Alzheimer's Association is the resources. Please contact me for details. Iron County Today News Wednesday, June 10, 2020 9 Legislative Update Body identified as Hurricane resident Dear Friends and Neighbors, to green safely, it does not imply that case numbers from Sgt. Dave Mitchell The past week has been are expected to remain low. filed a stolen vehicle report with on scene dep- hard on our nation. This is a As more Utahns leave their Iron County Sheriff's Office uties stating he believed “Andy” Andrew Rowe time for Utah to step up and homes and gather with family stole his black 2002 Kia van as it was not parked lead by example. I pray our and friends, COVID-19 is bound state and nation will come Last Week, Cedar Communications received at their campsite. Bowden was transported to to spread. However, the a call regarding a deceased male being pulled Cedar City Hospital by ambulance where he was together at this time instead number of cases has proven to of becoming more divided. be a poor indicator of health from the water by several people recreating at treated and released for minor injuries to his feet I am grateful for all of your risk for all Utahns since 99 Newcastle Reservoir. Deputies from the Iron and legs. Rowe’s body was transported by local examples. Though we differ percent of individuals who in beliefs, the Utah Senate County Sheriff’s Office, along with personnel mortuary personnel to the Utah State Medical contract COVID-19 recover. from Beryl Ambulance, BLM Law Enforcement, Examiner’s office for an autopsy. has always been able to find However, as long as Utah common ground and respect hospitals remain stable, the Utah Medical Examiner’s office, and a At approximately 1:48 pm, Dive team mem- for one another. together we can continue to deep-water recovery dive team from the Brian bers located the black 2002 Kia van approx- On Friday, June 5th the Utah protect the vulnerable and Head Marshal’s Office responded to the scene. imately 200 feet from shore, and in approxi- Health Department reported open our economy. The 53-year-old male decedent was iden- mately 15 feet of water. The van registered to 227,507 tests administered, While most of our state is tified as Andrew Michael Rowe, a resident of Bill Bowden was pulled from the Newcastle 10,813 total positive cases, an currently in the yellow phase, Hurricane Utah. A 63-year-old male identified Reservoir and towed back to the Sheriff’s office estimated 6,628 recovered, it is important to note that as Bill Bowden, also a resident of Hurricane in Cedar City for further examination. 850 total hospitalizations, when our state transitions to 118 current the green phase, Utah told investigators he and Rowe set up Iron County Sheriff detectives are still hospitalizations it does not mean camp the night before to go fishing, started processing evidence in an attempt to determine and 117 total business as drinking, and become very intoxicated. how Bowden’s vehicle ended up in the lake. fatalities. The usual. Green is a Southwest Utah Bowden said the next morning he only Alcohol is believed to be a factor in this incident lighter risk level, remembers waking up in the water and crawling and the cause and manner of Mr. Rowe death is Public Health but it is not a Department return to normal. over rocks on his way back to shore. Bowden pending at this time. reported 554 Utahns still need total confirmed to take precau- cases, including tions, including 30 new cases, 351 social distancing total recovered and wearing a cases, 17 current mask in public to hospitalizations protect high-risk and 4 fatalities. populations. Three of the Sea n. Ev n VICKERS While data most important is indicating indicators we Utah Senate District 28 Utah can begin consider when transitioning to evaluating our a lower risk level responsibly, risk level in Utah are hospi- it does not apply to everyone. talization, transmission and Those in the high-risk spread rates. categories should continue to Hospital bed utilization take precautions and exercise rates are a primary indicator all possible caution. Together, C ourtesy BLM Arizona Strip District because they let us know if we can protect the vulnerable our hospitals are overwhelmed while transitioning. by COVID-19 cases. In the To help slow the spread of D oing your part to prevent wildfires last two weeks leading up to COVID-19, it is important to June 2nd, ICU beds occupied take the following actions: by COVID-19 patients in Utah The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is dragging; and never toss cigarettes out as have not exceeded 11 percent Avoid close contact with Arizona Strip District invites visitors to you drive. You could be creating sparks, start of total capacity, an indicator others in public and wear a the state can begin to safely face covering. enjoy your public lands responsibly and a wildfire and not even know it. Look behind transition to the green phase safely this year. you as your driving to make sure all is well. It is of the Utah Leads Together Stay home if you have any “Do your part. Don’t let wildfires start.” We always a good idea to carry a fire extinguisher. signs of illness. plan in the coming weeks. are asking everyone to do their part to prevent Follow all fire restrictions currently in effect. Additionally, a transmission Contact your provider if you wildfires. On average, human-caused wildfires Extremely hot, dry weather conditions continue rate at or near 1:1 for 7-14 have any symptoms to see if you can get a COVID-19 test. make up more than half of all wildfire occur- as we move into June which have led to fire consecutive days indicates an rences. Throughout Arizona this year so far, more restrictions until conditions improve. adequate level of stability. As Individuals who are uninsured than 80 percent of the total fires as human- During fire restrictions the following of June 2, the transmission may be eligible to receive rate in Utah has been below 1 coverage for COVID-19 testing caused. Preventing wildfires protects communi- activates are not allowed: campfires, smoking to 1.2 for 22 consecutive days! and other related services. ties, firefighters, and emergency responders from outside of a vehicle or building, welding/grind- Finally, as of June 2, spread I will be providing these exposure to smoke and disease, and reduces the ing/cutting metal, target shooting, operating any from known contacts has been COVID-19 updates from a risk of injuries and death. internal combustion engine. The use of fireworks at 81 percent for the past legislative perspective weekly. Grass burns quickly and dry, windy and exploding targets are not allowed on BLM two weeks, and 58 percent of I want to hear from you and conditions can turn into a wall of flames Arizona managed public lands year-round. Help known contacts were exposed get your feedback, thoughts in minutes. Parking or driving a vehicle in keep our firefighters and communities safe by through a household member. and ideas on what's happen- Spread from known contacts ing in our local communities. tall grass or over shrubs can start fires. Do following these restrictions. remaining above 60 percent, Please contact me anytime at not park where vegetation is touching the Thank you for doing YOUR part! and ideally above 85 percent, [email protected]. Thank underside of your vehicle. is an indicator of stability you. Many wildfires start roadside. Be sure that and low levels of community spread. Sincerely, vehicles are in excellent working order; check For more info on fire restrictions and safety visit: that tires in good condition and well inflated, https://wildlandfire.az.gov/prevention-news and Though data indicates parts Evan Vickers, of Utah can begin to shift Utah State Senate brakes are not to worn, and ensure no metal https://utahfireinfo.gov/fire-restrictions/ 10 Wednesday, June 10, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Bookings assaults « VITA free tax service services Continued from page 5 Below are bookings as reported by the Iron County Sheriff’s Officers are sworn available through July 15, 2020 Department and Cedar City Police Department. to uphold the law, Those arrested are which includes the First innocent until proven Through the Five County VITA program, the VITA sites are Participants will need to guilty. For a juvenile the Amendment right of the Association of Governments, managed by IRS partners and bring 2019 Documentation ID’s name is “(Male/Female) press to function without the VITA program offers free tax staffed by their volunteers who for all adults in the household, Juvenile Offender” and official impediments, let juvenile is of age less than help to people who generally want to make a difference in Social Security cards, W2’s along 18 years. alone violence or arrest. make $56,000 or less and per- their communities. The IRS- with any other income for 2019. During this civil unrest, sons with disabilities and limited certified volunteers who provide If you qualify for this service JUNE 1 journalists are doing their English-speaking taxpayers who tax counseling are often retired and would like to have your BO A LANGELIERS jobs as information first need assistance in preparing individuals associated with taxes prepared for you, please Cedar City, UT responders who keep their own tax returns. non-profit organizations that contact Cindy Rose at (435) Drug Court Violation Americans informed JACOB T CARPENTER While the IRS manages the receive grants. 867-8384 to arrange drop off. Homeless, Cedar City, UT with truthful, objective Retail Theft, Criminal reporting. It’s now up to Trespass – Mine Tamper the other first responders, SHAWN COLLINS local law enforcement, Cedar City, UT Harassment, Criminal to respect the work of Trespass Within Dwelling journalists and the right MALE JUV OFFENDER of American citizens to Cedar City, UT Purch/Poss/Consume by know what the police and Minor – Measurable Amounts, government officials are Intoxication, Disorderly Conduct doing in their names. MALE JUV OFFENDERS Cedar City, UT Barely halfway through Theft, Burglary, Poss Burglary the year, 2020 has been a Tools, Criminal Mischief trying one for America’s JUNE 2 free press. It has come MICHAEL J HARVEY under attack from unprec- Cedar City, UT edented fiscal challenges, Poss – Forged Writing/Device workforce disruptions TIMOTHY J and the reckless musings BETTENCOURT Cedar City, UT about the media from Forgery, Open Container in government leadership at Veh, Purch/Poss/Consume by Minor – Measurable Amounts multiple levels. What must always be protected in JUNE 3 any year is the American THOMAS I BURKETT people’s First Amendment Cedar City, UT DRUG – Poss C/S Sched right to access information I/II/Analog, Poss Drug unimpeded by government Paraphernalia dictates or intimidation JOSEPH NORRIS Cedar City, UT and by assuring the ongo- DRUG – Poss C/S Sched ing safety of journalists. I/II/Analog, Poss Drug On behalf of its Paraphernalia, Purch/Trans/ Poss/Use of Firearm by Restr. approximately 1,500 newspaper and associate JUNE 4 member companies, JOSEPH MHARDING America’s Newspapers Idaho Falls, ID Violation of Protective Order, is committed to DRUG – Poss C/S Sched I/II/ explaining, defending Analog and advancing the vital JESSICA L TIMOTHY West Valley, UT role of newspapers in Retail Theft democracy and civil life. JUNE 5 We put an emphasis on educating the public on ROBERT L NOLAN III Cedar City, UT all the ways newspapers Aggravated Assault contribute to building KOBY L SLACK a community identity Cedar City, UT and the success of local Aggravated Assault, Criminal Mischief, Fail to Stop at businesses. Learn more: Command of Police, Violate www.newspapers.org Exparte, or Protective Order – Domestic Violence Case For more information, JUNE 6 contact: RANDY L PADILLA Dean Ridings Rio Rancho, NM DUI, Alcohol/Drugs or Combo CEO, America’s Newspapers – Renders unsafe operation [email protected] Wednesday, June 10, 2020 11 The Arts & Entertainment in Iron County sho wcase

by Shaylene Baruffi-Jensen For Iron County Today Due to current circumstances 2020’s art walks will be a scaled back version of the art walks you’ve 2020 Final Friday visited over the years. Instead of an art filled Center street we will have music strategically placed among the downtown area. This Art Walk will feature brilliant performing artists; Un4gettable String Quartet, Christian Bohnenstengel, Jay Jackson, Roice Nelson, Bill & Loretta Westbrook, and many more. The Final Friday Art Walks feature various art forms; live folk music, Art Walks contemporary, and classical music, art demonstrations and art exhibitions. The Cedar City Arts Council invites you to our 2020 “trimmed down” Final Friday Art Walks on; June 26th, July 31st, August 28th, and September 25th, from 5 to 8 p.m. These events Return are fun for the entire family. Remember to wear your masks and practice social distancing! Our first Final Friday Art Walk will be on June 26th from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. and it will feature many wonderful artists. There will be artist demonstrations and art exhibitions on the green at 100 West and Center, including displays by the Sagebrush Fiber Artisans, Larry Laskowski and Hanna Dawson. Performances will be presented throughout the evening in specific locations downtown. The Southern Utah Museum of Art and Artisans Gallery will be hosting artist exhibits in harmony with these Final Friday Art Walks. IG Winery will host musical performances, Color Country Art Supply, along with other downtown businesses will have later hours for visitors to peruse. They will be adhering to safety procedures, please follow their guidance. More information is soon to come, stay tuned! For updates about featured artists and musicians visit the Cedar City Art Walk page at https://www. facebook.com/Cedar-City-Art- Walk-488202448044670. Remember to save the date for the later Final Friday Art Walks! Come out and get some fresh air safely at the T he Friday Night Art Walks are a fantastic Art Walk with us! Celebrate way for artists to share our city’s arts and culture their talents and for this summer by bringing your community members to family and friends to the Art enjoy a wide variety of creative entertainment. Walk. We hope to see you there! shay baruffi 12 Wednesday, June 10, 2020 showcase Iron County Today Mind those apricot trees

by Mary Anne ANDERSEN for another one. In a good year, an C edar City Arts Council apricot tree will produce hundreds of babies that demand immediate wish I were a gardener. I wish attention all at once or they will I could go outside every day throw themselves on the ground and pick radishes or zucchini in mushy brown tantrums. Ior carrots from my own yard. Don’t misunderstand me. I I wish I had a blackberry bush spend time in my yard every and an apricot tree right off my day, but it is spent trying to hold deck. I wish flowers bloomed in Mother Nature at bay. She abhors my yard from the first tulips in a bare spot of soil, and so fills the spring through the dahlias it with a weed. (Maybe it is a in the fall. I wish all those things matter of semantics. I read of a Colliny Ra e would happen without my having farmer who conquered the weed hopes to bring to bring them about or take care problem in one day. He began some musical of them, sort of Garden-of-Eden calling them natural ground motivation and style. I wish my back, knees, and cover.) And weeds don’t stay dug. business renovation to hands didn’t hurt—no, let’s not go When I leave a patch of weedless Southern Utah during the challenges of the there. soil with a sense of Coronavirus chaos. I am inspired and great satisfaction, filled with longing Mother restores when I visit Ladybug those dandelions in a Nursery. To see what matter of two days. seems like acres of We do have a flowers and vege- couple of major tables, healthy and successes in our yard, filled with promise, where I feel we can makes me see the hold our own against business of gardening as artistic, almost anyone on the hill. Nine

C ourtesy Colin Raye pragmatic, and spiritual all at years ago, I visited the famous once. I have to be careful to stick Keukenhof Gardens in Holland, to my mini-boxes of petunias and in a buying-orgy bought and and a packet of radish seeds, or arranged to have sent home three Collin Raye Concert to I come home with more than I hundred tulip bulbs. (It seemed have room for or can take care of. like a good idea at the time.) I just have to leave the geraniums In October they arrived and of support business revival behind, because even though course needed immediate plant- their fragrance reminds me of my ing. I gave a lot away, but most Utah Business Revival invites you, games, and don’t forget to bring your mother’s kitchen, experience tells are still coming up every spring your family, neighbors, and friends to own chairs for the concert! me they die in my yard. And I’ve without my doing a thing. Lovely! join us this Saturday June 13th at Iron If attending, be mindful of your been responsible for the care and And my husband is the tomato Springs Adventure Resort for shop- personal responsibility for health feeding of more than one apricot king. His plants have been in the ping, outdoor fun, and a free Collin safety. Please stay home if you are tree, and they are big and prolific. ground for weeks now, and have Raye Concert! sick or in a high-risk category. They are not like a pomegranate baby tomatoes that will astonish Many businesses and employees Bathrooms and handwashing bush, say, where you can go pick our neighbors. It’s a good thing; he have been negatively impacted as a stations will be available as well one and the others will obediently plants too many and we will have result of the pandemic. Employees as an unlimited supply of fresh wait on the bush until you’re ready lots to give away. have been laid off or lost their country air! jobs, and many businesses were Mark your calendars, spread the required to close. Now is the time to news, and let’s fill all the Cedar City show our support! Come celebrate hotels, RV Parks, and campgrounds! Utah Business and show your support by shopping at the Business »»5:00 pm: Dinner Options, Business Marketplace on Saturday, June 13, Marketplace, Games, Bring your 2020 beginning at 5:00 pm. own gear for hiking, ATV & This is a free entrance event, but Mountain Biking trails. businesses (including vendors) must »»8-10:00 pm: Free Collin Raye register at: Utahbusinessrevival.com. Concert For marketplace questions contact »»Note: This is a family friendly, Krista: [email protected] alcohol and smoke free event. Additionally, there will be games, »»Iron Springs Adventure Resort, 3196 food vendors, lots of outdoor space, N. Iron Springs Road, Cedar City, and of course the free Collin Raye UT 84720 concert! So, bring your family and »»Resort questions and camping: come have dinner, shop in the 435-708-0101 or les@ironspring- Business Marketplace, play some sutah.com Wednesday, June 10, 2020 13 Community & Personal Interest in Iron County Life

2019 ear Parowan Business of the Y

by Shay Baruffi Iron County Today Christine Price, owner of Littlemoon Trading Post won Parowan’s business of the year for 2019. Littlemoon is a family owned business in Parowan, Utah. Christine creates beautiful handmade leatherworks, which she has been doing for over 25 years. Visit Littlemoon Trading Post in Parowan, Utah for gorgeous hand- made leather clothing and western inspired goods.

Christine Price (Center) and her family are honored to be an important part of the Parowan community.

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Due to the community’s responsibility Support Groups Service Clubs Government to help prevent the potential spread of COVID-19, please check with the event and Alcoholics Anonymous LION’S CLUB IRON COUNTY COMMISSION activity sponsors to make sure that the event (877) 865-5890 • www.utahaa.org Tues, 12 pm • Call Shanda for location and 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am is still taking place. Everyone’s patience is Meetings are at the KKCB Club activity. Everyone welcome! (702) 480-3238 Commission Chambers greatly appreciated during this time. (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar City) 68 S 100 E, Parowan. unless otherwise listed ROTARY CLUB Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech CEDAR CITY COUNCIL Speaking From The Heart • M – Sa, Noon 757 W 800 S, Cedar City • (702) 865-7637 Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall Wednesd ay, June 10 10 N. Main St (435) 586-2950 Misfits • M – F, 6 pm MARINE CORPS LEAGUE Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm Herbs and Spices Day Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm ENOCH PLANNING COMMISSION T.G.I.S.S. (Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual) On this day in 1752, Benjamin Franklin • Sun, 11 am Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 flies a kite during a thunderstorm and collects My Story • Sat, 8 pm AMERICAN LEGION AUX ambient electrical charge in a Leyden jar, What a Way to Start the Day • Su, M, W, F, 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar City Library ENOCH CITY COUNCIL enabling him to demonstrate the connection 7-8 am, Th 7 pm • Fellowship Building, 70 N 303 N 100 E, American Legion Conf. 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall between lightning and electricity. He coined a 200 W, Cedar City (behind St. Jude’s) Room • (435) 704-6654 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm Paiute number of terms used today, including battery, Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute (435) BIKERS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE PAROWAN CITY COUNCIL conductor and electrician. He also invented the 586-1112 Ext. 307 B.A.C.A. Color Country Chapter Meeting 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall lightning rod, used to protect buildings and Lunch Bunch • T, Th, Noon, Cedar Bowling 1st Thurs 7 pm • 593 N 1450 W, Cedar 35 E 100 N • (435) 477-3331 ships. (www.history.com) Alley, 421 E Highway 91, (435) 586-1383 City. Helpline: 435-559-4505 Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm P arowan Senior Center 685 N 300 E • (435) 477-8925 T hursday, June 11 Al-Anon Classes/Activities Meetings are at the KKCB Club Corn on the Cob Day (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar City) ADULT BARRE/MODERN DANCE HEY CEDARS SQUARE DANCE unless otherwise listed Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, Wed • Beginner’s, 6 pm, Mainstream Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior Center Community Presbyterian Church, 2279 N. members, or $8 drop-in fee. 489 E 200 S. (435) 531-6811 or (435) 669-4867 Wedgewood, Cedar City. (435) 559-3333 Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm, Parowan ARTHRITIS FOUNDATIONS EXERCISE Pickleball Group Senior Center, 685 N 300 E (435) 477-8925 Wed, 1 pm, Cedar City Senior Center Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts. Hope for Today (Family Groups) 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, and free (outdoors) endurance-building activities, relaxation NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS ROCK CLUB www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 techniques, and health education topics. 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, 201 Most classes meet at 203 E Cobblecreek Dr, AWANA BIBLE CLUB unless otherwise listed W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. Learn about • Mon, 8 pm 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 pm geology, find gems, fossils and minerals. Basic Text Study Preschool-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 pm Learn to cut and polish and make jewelry. Just for Today • Wed, 8 pm Valley Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, southernutahrockclub.org Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm Cedar City • (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm SOUTHERN UTAH WOODTURNERS Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm BOOK CLUB 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood POLICY KINGS BREWERY PAINT NITE (Adults (Small room) 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 303 shop, 703 W 600 S. Only), 6:30 – 9:00 pm, Policy Kings Brewery Women Only • Sun, 11 am N 100 E. This month we will discuss "A (223 N 100 W, Cedar City). This is a 21 and over Woman of No Importance" by Sonia Purnell TAE KWON DO CLASS Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm event, be prepared to show ID. Tickets available The Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic (877) 865-5890. CEDAR CHEST QUILTERS’ GUILD Center, 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/ online. Use the code YAYCEDARCITY for $10 Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center mo., ages 5+, any experience level (435) off. Paint Nite by Yaymaker is the perfect SEX ANONYMOUS 489 E 200 S • (435) 586-0832 865-9223. Helps benefit Canyon Creek cocktail of creativity and conversation. It’s Wed, 6 pm • 203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar Crisis Center. okay if you’ve never painted anything but your City • (877) 865-5890 CEDAR CITY RADIO CONTROL CLUB TOP BAR HIVE BEE KEEPING walls—there’s no experience necessary and fun ALZHEIMER'S CAREGIVER 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library is our only requirement. No food is available Online Meetings: 2nd Fri, 5:30 pm 303 N 100 E. 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 at this venue, you are welcome to bring in or 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • RSVP to [email protected] CEDAR CITY TOASTMASTERS deliver food from other restaurants. Drinks are or (435) 238-4998 x8773 Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub TOPS – Take Off Pounds Sensibly purchased at the venue separately – No BYOB. PARKINSON’S 86 W University Blvd. Find your voice Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. 2nd Thurs, 3 pm • Cedar City Library (West & shape your future. Be the leader and Evening weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm Room), 303 N 100 E speaker you want to be. (603) 731-0116 Cedar City Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose weight without buying special foods. Frid ay, June 12 CAREGIVERS CEDAR PROFESSIONALS 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) or 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging Offices, Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 S Red Rose Day 585 N Main St, Ste. 1, Cedar City Highway 91, Cedar City. An organization WT A ER AEROBICS CLASS ARP—ADDICTION RECOVERY of business people. Stimulate business Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary for members through exchange of ideas, W., Fun, up-tempo workout to music. building, Main & 300 N, Parowan information and business referrals. Intensive cardio, full body muscle toning. www.cedarprofessionals.org Any fitness level. All ages. $3/class, SENIOR BLIND/VISUALLY IMPAIRED including pool admission. (435) 327-2091 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library 303 COLOR COUNTRY WINDS (no text) N 100 E Wed • Come brush up on your band skills WEIGHTWATCHERS REIMAGINED! NAMI BRIDGES & Family to Family to share with the community. Call Debbie Thurs, 7 pm • Southwest Behavioral Health at (435) 559-9609 for time and location. Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar City Aquatic Center 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, Center, 245 E 680 S, Cedar City Free • (435) COLOR COUNTRY PICKLEBALL 590-7749 or (435) 590-0880 in-person motivation from members, M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake trained guides and wellness coaches. PREGNANCY, INFANT LOSS Center). Paddles & balls supplied. (702) 832-0555. Evening workshops now 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So. Utah (435) 586-6345 available. More info at weightwatchers. • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar City com/us/find-a-meeting) www.southernutahshare.com COMMUNITY MINDFULNESS & MEDITATIONS WELLNESS PLACE 1987 – While standing in front of the Multiple sclerosis Sun 4 pm • St. Jude’s Episcopal Church, 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) Berlin Wall President Ronald Reagan 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar City Visitor’s Center 95 N 200 W, Cedar City • 435-590-4092. 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc. challenges Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to (581 N Main) For both caregivers and those Free guided meditations. Open to public. with MS. No age limit. com/upcoming-classes tear down the Wall down. (thepeoplehistory.com) Iron County Today life Wednesday, June 10, 2020 15 C alendar Angry Birds of a Feather COLLIN RAYE CONCERT & BUSINESS EXPO – 5 to 10 pm, Iron Springs Adventure Resort (3196 ou’re probably familiar and always will be…love. N Iron Springs Rd, Cedar City) – FREE EVENT! with the Angry Birds Yes, it’s difficult to love some- Bring your own chairs and water! No smoking games and movies. You one who is angry and it’s harder or alcohol allowed. No fires. Wear good mayY be surprised to know that to love someone else when we get walking shoes and be prepared to walk to the concert location. Camping is available through the original game and several angry, but I believe that’s what Iron Springs Resort. To reserve a campsite or versions released since 2009, has families are for. Families help us for info on the event please call Iron Springs been downloaded over four billion learn how to live together and love Resort (435) 708-0101. times. With nearly ten million each other. I know there are no players per day, it’s hard to esti- perfect families and perhaps fewer mate the total millions of minutes ideal ones, but where there is love, S unday, June 14 invested in this furry-ous fran- there can always be healing. After Fylag Da chise. In 2017, Angry Birds creator, all, birds of a feather are supposed Rovio, brought in a GRAND OPENING – CEDAR BAND TRAVEL PLAZA “This country will not be a good place – 10 am, 3748 so. old Hwy. 91 (@ exit 51). Join for any of us to live in unless we make it a fifty-billion-dollar us for the official ribbon cutting! Bring this ad good place for all of us to live in.” — Theodore profit from their to receive a one-time, one-per-customer 20% Roosevelt games, movies discount on any in-store purchase (not available "This nation will remain the land of and merchandise on fuel purchases, or any cigarette, tobacco, beer the free only so long as it is the home of the combined. Not bad the Rut product purchases); valid only during the grand brave." — Elmer Davis opening weekend (Friday (6/12), Saturday (6/13) & for a game based on less traveled Sunday (6/14)). Social distancing and masks are angry birds protect- encouraged. Contact cedar band corporation for ing their flock from M onday, June 15 by Corey Baumgartner more information: 435-867-0604. their green-piggy Smile Power Day enemies with math- Iron County Today ematical mechanics Sa turday, June 13 1878 – World's first moving pictures caught on camera (used 12 cameras, each and comical mayhem. to flock together, right? Our Sewing Machine Day taking 1 picture) done to see if all 4 of a horse's This rut is not about the familial flocks are supposed to be hooves leave the ground. Photo shows Sallie billions of dollars or millions the people we trust for encour- RED ACRE FARM - BURGERS BANDS AND Gardner at a Gallop, taken in 1878 by Eadweard BIKES – 5:30 to 8 pm, Red Acre Farms, (2322 Muybridge. (onthisday.com) of minutes spent on this furry agement, direction, and protection W 4375 N, Cedar City) We open our farm to fortune maker. The real rut is from the dangers of this world. friends and neighbors to enjoy music, food and the danger of how many minutes Thus, we should strive to fight for good company. Our farm burger comes with T uesday, June 16 we can spend being angry at our each other more than against each delicious seasonal sides, frosty lemonade, and friends, families, other. We should made from scratch pies. This event is family- friendly and fun for all ages. If you ride your Fyudge Da co-workers and strive to find more bike out, (pedal or motor) 10% off!T here is no CHILDREN’S STORY TIME, 10 am to 11 am, clergy. No matter There ways to be the wind fee to come listen to the band and you do not Frontier Homestead State Park Museum (635 the circumstances, beneath each oth- have to purchase food. We do ask that you N Main St, Cedar City), admission is FREE. there is real danger is real er’s wings, not keep NOT bring any food from off-site and tipping This is an opportunity for preschool children in letting anger each other—includ- the band is encouraged. You're welcome to to learn about the past through stories and bring blankets, a chair, umbrellas, and BYOB. history related activities. Enjoy a new story and take control of our danger ing ourselves— Questions: 435- 865-6792 Redacrefarms.org activity each week. For information call (435) thoughts, words and “ grounded when our CEDAR CITY YEAR-ROUND DOWNTOWN 586-9290. actions. It’s been in letting communication gets FARMERS MARKET, 9 am - Noon, Every Saturday said that “Anger is muffled and our rain or shine, in the parking lot behind the like drinking a glass feathers get ruffled Stratford Hotel, (18 S Main Street) or inside Wednesd ay, June 17 anger the building behind the parking lot in the cold of poison, then wait- every now and then. weather months. Definitely worth stopping Eat Your Vegetables Day ing for your enemy It’s when we by for art work, baked goods, crafts, custom to die.” (Buddha) take let anger lead the semi-precious stone and costume jewelry, farm 1885 – To mark the Centennial of the It’s okay to get way that our nests fresh produce, homemade brownies & candies, American Declaration of Independence control home style treats, homemade jams & jellies, from Great Britain "The Statue of Liberty" (a frustrated, or upset. become nasty and homeopathic items and 100% real honey. gift from the French) arrives in New York City This is normal. It of our our flocks become SATURDAY FARMER’S MARKET, 9 AM - 1 PM, aboard the French frigate Isere. means you care; that aggravated and Saturdays @ IFA, 905 S Main. Good weather something and/or separated. The great outside, bad weather inside. Farmers with someone is import- thoughts, western writer, vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey, baked goods & June 18 ant to you. However, Louis L’Amour, said, breads, meats, tamales, food vendors, hand- crafted items including soaps, lotions, jewelry, NEW HORIZONS – WATERCOLORS WITH MONA anger is not only a words “Anger is a killing clothing, home décor and gifts for all ages. For WOOLSEY – 6 to 9 pm, Woolsey Residence (252 different animal, it’s thing: it kills the info call (435) 463-3735. N 500 W, Cedar City), admission is $10. Come an untamable beast. and man who angers, IRON AXE “21” TOURNAMENT – 1 pm at Iron and learn the basic techniques, needed supplies It is never satisfied for each rage leaves Axe (151 S Main St, Cedar City). Participants and materials, value studies, and simple washes with mere expres- him less than he will play “21” (first person to 21 points without of watercolor from Mona Woolsey. All materials actions. going over wins). Contestants will be throwing and supplies are included in the registration sion. It cares not for had been before axes only and may bring their own ax as long fee. If you would like to attend, purchase tickets control but for cruelty. It seeks - it takes something from him.” as it as a 1 1/4-pound head and falls within through our Eventbrite page. New Horizons is annihilation, not negotiation. May we each seek to love more, general guidelines. The tournament will be a monthly art program sponsored by the Cedar Too often, anger transforms into especially when our feathers get single elimination. Prizes will go out to 1st, 2nd, City Public Library. The sessions are guided by hatred. Nevertheless, they have ruffled. Let us remember that our 3rd place winners. All registrants will also get a mentor who introduces participants to a new a grilled hotdog and soda. All ages and skill art form and teaches the fundamentals of the a weakness; only one. Their only time is precious and there are levels welcome! Early bird registration: $7.50 per art form. These events are intended for adults enemy with the power to defeat better things to do and become, person. Day of registration: $10.00 per person. and happen monthly. both anger and hatred has been than being angry. 16 Wednesday, June 10, 2020 life Iron County Today business N atural Grocers opens in Cedar City

by Pamela Lipshitz pricing and special discounts Dic re tor of Public Relations through {N}power, its free rewards program, ensure that the highest Natural Grocers, America's quality groceries are accessible for Organic Headquarters, opens everyone. its 9th Utah market store today, The store will also have a Wednesday, June 10, 2020. Nutritional Health Coach (NHC) Located at 893 S. Main Street, on staff whose services are free of Cedar City, UT, the new store will charge to the community. Natural ensure residents have access to a Grocers’ highly educated NHCs large range of fresh 100-percent support customers’ health and organic produce, nutritious wellness journeys with free, one- groceries, dietary supplements, on-one health coaching sessions, and everyday household essen- which will be available via phone tials—all at affordable prices. after the completion of Natural Opening day will kick off from Grocers’ extensive NHC training 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. with an hour program. Cedar City’s NHC reserved exclusively for seniors will also host in-store nutrition (ages 60 and older), pregnant classes and cooking demon- women, and individuals with strations, once that training is photos by shay baruffi Members of the Parowan Community welcome its newest entrepreneur, underlying medical conditions. All complete and gatherings are Sara Leavitt and her family. are invited to shop starting after deemed safe again. 9:00 a.m., per Natural Grocers’ Residents of Cedar City and current COVID-19 guidelines. its surrounding communities can As the nation’s largest enjoy a clean and safe-as-possible Peachy Lemon celebrates family-operated natural and shopping and working environ- organic grocery retailer, serving ment at the Cedar City location, customers since 1955, Natural due to the COVID-19-related sweet grand opening Grocers brings a unique grocery policies and guidelines in place at shopping experience to Cedar each Natural Grocers store. by Shay Baruffi the Chamber of Commerce, a raffle and City, including its impeccable The new store will open with Iron County Today yummy treats. product standards, world-class modified store hours as follows: Go check out Peachy Lemon on 14 customer service, sustainable Monday – Saturday: 8:00 a.m. to Peachy Lemon, located in Parowan, North Main Street in Parowan, Utah! building practices, and neighbor- 8:05 p.m.; Sunday: 9:00 a.m. to Utah, opened its doors on Friday hood outreach through Nutrition 7:35 p.m. Additionally, there will June 5th. The quaint main street Education, and its partnership be two weekly shopping hours storefront sells homemade Inspiring, with Cedar City’s local food bank, exclusively for seniors (ages 60 farmhouse style signs creative custom created by the talented signs are a Iron County Care and Share. As a and older), pregnant women, and specialty of the company that’s always conscious individuals with underlying medi- owner, Sara Leavitt. Peachy Lemon. of its environmental footprint, cal conditions: Sundays from 9:00 Sara, along with the store includes energy-saving a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and Wednesdays her husband Kurt innovations and non-toxic from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and her daughter building materials throughout. “We know that Cedar City has Anniston collab- Residents of Cedar City and been looking for access to a larger orate and create the surrounding communities variety of natural and organic these beautiful will find 100-percent organic foods closer to home and we are pieces. “Kurt produce, 100-percent humanely thrilled to be able to provide that finds and cuts the and sustainably raised meats, access. It's an honor to continue wood; Anniston 100-percent free-range eggs, and the mission defined in our Five has the strong 100-percent pasture-based dairy Founding Principles, by bringing sanding arm and at their new Natural Grocers store. 100-percent organic produce and I paint the signs,” The prepackaged bulk selections healthy groceries to this com- says Sara. are 100-percent non-GMO with munity at our Always Affordable Carli, Sara’s many organic options and the prices,” said Kemper Isely, Natural sister, owns Polished company’s grocery product Grocers Co-President. For more where she paints nails standards prohibit hydrogenated information on Natural Grocers by appointment in the oils and artificial colors, flavors, Cedar City store, visit: https:// same building. The grand sweeteners, and preservatives. www.naturalgrocers.com/store/ opening was celebrated with Natural Grocers’ Always Affordable cedar-city-ut. a ribbon cutting presented by Iron County Today life Wednesday, June 10, 2020 17 business people

Vision and leadership transforms Birh t Corbin Spencer Building Main Street, Not Wall Street Francisco Corbin Spencer Francisco, son of Paul and Melissa ow important is community pride or com- created many of the problems they are dealing with Francisco of San Antonio, munity self-esteem to the overall vibrancy today. Those strategies and policies had their time Texas, was born on May of a community? Many believe a massive and place; but like 8-track tapes and the shelves 11, 2020. He weighed 9 lbs. 2 oz. and was 21 inches long. Htransfusion of dollars is the most important factor. of comprehensive studies lining city hall, failure His grandparents are Kevin and Annette Betenson of Cedar City and Donald and Donna Francisco of Enoch. While dollars are important, it may turn out that to change leaves them mired in the antiquated He was welcomed home by his sister and 2 brothers. without elevating the sense of commu- sameness of Neverland. nity pride, self-esteem, and self-worth, While most will say they have vision the massive transfusion of dollars may and the willingness to go where that be for naught. Taking it one step further, leads, studies and practical observation ample evidence indicates growing your show otherwise. While the numbers vary community pride and self-esteem are by study, they indicate less than 10% will Wedding directly related to the local growth of the eagerly adapt to significant changes in Sierra & Samuel GDP or revenue outlook of the commu- vision. Approximately a third of those Sierra Paige Carpenter & nity as well. would be considered true visionaries, Samuel Colby Meacham When it comes to a community, the willing to take the risk and lead the will be married on June old adage that “perception is reality” may charge towards a future full of vision 13, 2020 in Cedar City, UT actually have a firm basis in truth. What and hope. The other 90% are followers at the Heritage Center John A. Newby residents feel toward their community waiting to be swayed, but only after Theater. A reception will be held in their honor from cmsolu ni t 6-8 pm. Please join us in celebrating their union. Sierra has a direct correlation to their overall great effort. Let those numbers sink in; in graduated from Canyon View High School in 2018. involvement, their volunteering likeli- a community of 10,000, that is only 1000 She is currently attending Southern Utah University hood and their civic contributions. A great example adaptable to change. But more important, there are and working in Cedar City. Samuel graduated 2017 of this plays out on the voting front. While voting only a few dozen capable of truly leading change. from South Sevier High School where he played on the football team. He currently works in Cedar city has become less of a civic undertaking across the The odds of success may seem to be stacked and attends Southern Utah University. Parents of country, those communities having a low self-es- against those with visionary dreams. They can the bride are Steven & Sarah Carpenter of Enoch, UT. teem only seeing a bleak future are usually near the take comfort in knowing that every successful Grandparents are John & Dianne Paxton of Lovell, WY bottom of voting percentages as a community; they community transformation, nearly every suc- and Dave Carpenter & Marilyn Carpenter of Powell, WY. Parents of the groom are Rory & Christine Meacham have just lost interest in their own community. cessful business and in fact, the United States of Elsinore, UT. Grandparents are Beverly & the late When one thinks of this, I don’t of America came about due to Douglas Meacham of Monroe, UT and Ronald & Elaine believe apathy should come as those persistent 1% of visionary Colby of Kearns, UT. huge surprise; it actually makes How do leaders. Let me also add, the best total sense. That leads to a fol- leaders are visionaries. Those in low-up question. How do we bring we bring leadership positions without vision back the pride and self-esteem so back the are simply tools of stagnation. In vital to a community’s well being? “ today’s economic and community How do we turn around the nega- pride and realities, communities can’t afford tive mindsets so pervasive within stagnation. the boundaries of our community? self-esteem You see, setbacks don’t stop How do communities overcome visionaries; setbacks further their self-perception issues? How so vital to a motivate them. Public opinion do communities bridge the often doesn’t deter visionaries; following times Grand Canyon size gulfs of community’s the herd mentality has never had self-esteem? How do communities much appeal to them in the first lift themselves up from past mis- well being? place. Perfection is not a priority takes, false starts and the constant in a visionary’s mind, as they cadence of the naysayer’s drumbeat? The answer to understand it is rarely achieved, and that “perfect each of those questions lies in two words – Vision is the enemy of great.” So, the real task for com- and Leadership! munities is to find the true, trusted and financially Vision has the ability to transcend the widest prudent visionaries, follow their lead and hold on of gulfs, healing the sickest of communities, and for the ride. Those are the communities that have a sparking the renaissance of ideas and innovation. hopeful tomorrow. Vision can take a community that dares to dream big from the depths of the valley of nightmares to the mountaintop of dreams. Vision dares you to John A. Newby, author of the "Building Main Street, Not dream big, reach high, and raise the bar. Wall Street " column and Facebook group dedicated to While any community can have lofty visions, the helping communities and media companies work together reality of the matter is few do. Most communities allowing both to not just survive, but thrive in a world where and leaders are stuck in the traditional minefields truly-local is lost to Amazon, Wall Street chains and others. of failed strategies and policies that have in fact [email protected]. 18 Wednesday, June 10, 2020 life Iron County Today faith Teaching and reaching God's and can avoid being a pupil of the adversary, and Romans 15:4 become a lifelong student of salvation. Sometimes some people don’t want to learn Porch from or lean on the Lord. They feel that it’s useless by Corey Baumgartner here are many teachers in this world; good for today’s problems. They stumble blindly through and bad. Every teacher should care about life and don’t know the happiness and peace they’re Iron County Today each child entrusted to them and strive to missing. They refuse to learn from the best Teacher teachT and reach their hearts not just their minds. and Reacher, Jesus Christ, because they think His les- purposely place them in your path because only you Because there are also many worldly teachers willing sons are boring or have no bearing on their current can reach and teach them. (Romans 12:6-7) He only to share their wicked wisdom. lives. Oh, but they do! Every single asks that you prepare and dare to open your mouth God has warned us about such sermon has something to teach and heart. You do the walking (the physical part) teachers of false doctrines the person in today’s world who and let him do the talking (His Spirit to their hearts.) mingled with scripture. Don’t let willingly opens their heart to Some will say, “No!” or “Not right now.” Others will But how do we know truth? hear and receive it. say through their tears, “Yes! Where have you been?” Matthew tells us that by their despair Thus, the Lord calls us to Bottom line, don’t ever doubt your decision to serve fruits we shall know them. be His teachers and reachers. any mission, or regret opening your mouth. As you (Matthew 7:15-20) Also, as we and failure (Hebrews 6:10) Each of us has share your knowledge (testimony) with others to “ help them with their burdens, your burdens also receive, believe and live God’s the opportunity to kneel at words given to us through His dictate your Father’s fountain every morning become lighter. (Proverbs 11:25) prophets and scriptures, we can in prayer to fill our minds and Speaking of burdens, remember that adversity find out for ourselves the true destiny hearts with the precious wisdom can also be a teacher. That’s why it’s crucial to learn fruits of faith. And knowing that and waters of life and share from every crucible. Don’t let despair and failure dic- God cannot lie, we can trust His truths are to be them with the world that day. (Matthew 25:34-40) tate your destiny; draw upon the wells of experience found and our lives to be founded upon them. The Be patient and be prepared for there will come and let the Lord turn your messes into messages of better we see and live those precious truths, the into your life people that whether because of your hope and healing in your life, your children’s lives better we will recognize the disguises of lies and sin friendship, or your way with words, the Lord will and the lives of others. (Romans 8:28) Iron County Today life Wednesday, June 10, 2020 19 obituaries

Phyllis Gibson Hall Ben Davidson Leone Berry Wade

Our loving mother, grandmother, Benjamin Perry Davidson was Leone Berry Wade passed away Friday, wife, sister, and friend, Phyllis Gibson born November 14, 1949 in Dublin, May 29th at home, surrounded by her loving Hall, passed away at the age of 68 Texas to T. Paul and Josabel family, after a short battle with cancer. As in the evening of June 4, 2020. She Davidson. Ben died on May 20th she had bravely faced several medical passed into the next life peacefully in while hiking; doing what he loved. challenges over the past decade, Leone the home she built with her husband, He graduated High School in 1968 proved, once again, that she was stronger DuRell, in Cedar City, surrounded by from Grand County in Moab, Utah than any of us could imagine, and fought to her children and grandchildren. To and then attended Southern Utah stay by her family and beloved husband as her last breaths, she was an example State College graduating in 1972. long as she could. of compassion, hospitality, quiet He received his Masters at Indiana “Onie” was born on July 18th, 1935 in strength, and incredible faith to State in 1973. Ben’s first Athletic Cedar City, Utah to John Maurice Berry everyone whose life she touched. Training job was at Weber State and Florence Farrow Berry. Her earliest Phyllis was born in Vernal, UT to before coming to Southern Utah years were spent in rural Nevada, where Lyle Elmer Gibson and Hermoine Hoyt University in 1979 and staying until her father was in mining, after which she Gibson on April 7, 1952. She grew up all around the Las Vegas retirement in 2013. He and Cindy married in 1976. moved to Cedar City to begin second grade where she continued her and Southern Utah areas, living in Mexican Hat, Las Vegas, He was an avid outdoor person and enjoyed hiking, education, graduating from Cedar High School in 1953. Hurricane, and Cedar City. She graduated from Cedar High School running, yard work, rafting, canyoneering, and sitting on The true adventures of Leone’s life began when she started dating in 1970 and Southern Utah State College in 1974 with a bachelor’s the swing reading. You will never meet a man who more Leland Wade. Married on June 18th, 1955, the duo began their 65 years degree in physical education. She later returned to Southern faithfully lived his values than Ben. He was a teacher of all of love, laughter, and family, becoming the love of each other’s lives, Utah University and earned her elementary teaching certificate. things and his method was simple: he taught by example. and having their two daughters, Lisa and Leanne. Their marriage She used her education at East Elementary, where she worked Rarely was there a time where he would pass on an was filled with travels and adventures that included snowmobiling, as a teacher’s aide for 29 years. While going to school at SUSC, opportunity to help others within the community. 4-wheeling, travelling and spending precious time with lifelong friends she met the love of her life, DuRell A. Hall. They were married in Ben is survived by his wife Cindy, his three children, and family. Leone’s most treasured place was her cabin. Built by her the St. George temple on December 15, 1973, and they spent more Jennifer (Phil), James (Erin), Mathew, and 6 grandchildren. father and Leland, it became the one place that meant the world to than 46 happy years together. His three siblings, Paul Eugene (Peggy), Paula Ann Bownds her, housing countless memories and good times and a place in her The most important part of Phyllis’ life was the family that (Lester), and Roger Bruce Davidson (Paula). heart forever. Another special place for Leone and Leland was their she and DuRell built together. Through her actions and her A celebration of his life, love, and friendship service was home in Beaver Dam, Arizona. Here, they spent years among their open heart, she was an example of compassion, forgiveness, held Saturday June 6, 2020 at Southern Utah University friends and family creating true and lasting memories. acceptance, and unconditional love. Anyone who ever visited her Physical Education Building at 11am. Viewings were held Leone’s true talents were ones that demonstrated her big heart, home remembers the hospitality and the love that she showed on Friday June 5th from 6-8:30pm and on Saturday, June generous spirit, and warm personality. She was a tremendous cook, to anyone who walked through her door, whether they were 6th, 9:30-10:30am also at the P.E. building. For virtual live skilled at knitting, and unmatched at welcoming anyone into any of invited to a family dinner or were there to become a part of the streaming of Ben’s service go to http://suu.edu/sutvlive. her homes, making them feel loved, and ensuring everyone had a good family. Her home was always full of happy chaos, and both kids Interment was in the Cedar City Cemetery under the time. Feisty has been a word used to describe Leone; you always knew and grandkids fondly remember being told to go “upstairs or direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences how she felt and sometimes you got “the look.” Her attention to detail outside” when things got a little too wild. Phyllis was a lifelong can be sent at www.sumortuary.com. and knack for hospitality made Leone a customer favorite when she member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and In lieu of flowers, please make donations for the trees worked many years as a cashier and bank teller. Everyone who knew had a strong testimony of the gospel. She served faithfully in at his Church and for Ben’s neighborhood community park her, was touched by her fun and loving personality. numerous callings throughout her lifetime and loved doing via Cindy. Leone was preceded in death by her parents, siblings Ruth (Francis) family history work and being in the temple. We know that she Betenson, Kenneth (Donna) Berry, Ross Berry, and Rex Berry, also her has been welcomed into her Savior’s arms. in-laws Gerald and Della Wade. She is survived by her sweetheart, Phyllis is survived by her husband, DuRell; her eight children: Leland, and all of her adoring children and grandchildren: Lisa Mitchell, Shad (Laura) Hall, Lori (Duane) Becker, David (Laura) Hall, Andrew Vicki Ann Miller Rowley Leanne & Lance Hollerman; Heidi & Kade Creamer, children, Gavin, (Jennilyn) Hall, JaNell (Clark) Haynes, Christopher (Heather) Karson & Kamryn Leone; Cody Heyborne & Jim Ingram; Wade & Allie Hall, Amy Hall, and Wendy (Michael) Gale; five brothers and Vicki Ann Miller Rowley Hollerman, son Dawson Lee; and Ty Hollerman. sisters: Donna (Boyd) Moss, Mack Gibson, Ilene (Gary) Hughes, passed away peacefully in The family would like to thank Brenda Bentley, and Colleen Stevens Ron Gibson, and Earl (Joy) Gibson; and 22 grandchildren. She Cedar City, UT on June 1, 2020 for their unparalleled compassion and assistance in the final days, as was preceded in death by her parents Lyle Elmer Gibson and with family at her side. well as all of our dear friends and family who have shown uncondi- Hermoine Hoyt Gibson. Vicki was born February 28, tional love to Leone and us. Leland will truly be lost without his best A viewing will be held on Monday June 8, 2020 at 6:00-8:00 1945 to Robert and Florence pal and companion, after 65 years of building a legacy of love, family p.m. at Southern Utah Mortuary (190 N. 300 W., Cedar City). Miller. She was raised in and friendship. No doubt, Leone will be there with him, occasionally Funeral services will be held Tuesday June 9, 2020 at 10:00 a.m., Parowan, UT. Vicki married Clair flashing him “the look.” also at Southern Utah Mortuary. Interment will follow at the Rowley. They had four children. Graveside Services were held on Thursday, June 4, 2020 at 12:30pm Hurricane City Cemetery at 2:30 p.m. Online condolences can be Vicki lived in Ely, NV, Las Vegas, at the Cedar City Cemetery under the direction of Southern Utah sent at www.sumortuary.com. NV and Richfield, UT. Mortuary. Online condolences can be sent at www.sumortuary.com. In lieu of flowers, Phyllis and DuRell ask those who wish to Because of complications show their support to donate to the Cancer Research Institute from several strokes she spent (www.cancerresearch.org) or the Utah Food Bank (www. her last years at the Iron County utahfoodbank.org). Phyllis’ family would like to thank Ethan Nursing home in Parowan, UT and Stonehenge in Cedar Doris Agnes (Kurth) Babcock and the staff at Sun Tree Home Health and Hospice for the care City, UT, where she was lovingly cared for by her niece and compassion provided during Phyllis’ final months, as well Brenda, “The mean nurse!” Doris Agnes (Kurth) Babcock, age 95, passed as numerous friends and extended family members who have Vicki worked at White Pines Care Center and the away peacefully on May 28, 2020 in Cedar shown their love and support. Nevada State Prison for many years as an LPN. Vicki was City, Utah. She was born on April 27, 1925 in “Wherever a beautiful soul has been, there is a trail of very proud to be a nurse. She enjoyed crossword puzzles, Charleston, Arkansas to John and Cecilia beautiful memories.” – Unknown books and candy, especially chocolate. Her children and Kurth. At a young age Doris and her family grandchildren were her pride and joy. Vicki was an active moved to the Los Angeles area in California member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. where she spent most of her early years. She Vicki is survived by her children: Von (Dana), Troy, Della met her future husband, Monty Babcock in and Randy (Bobbi). Grandchildren: Clinton (Wendy), Randy Crestline, California. Together they had two There is no charge for obituaries of 400 words or less. Ray, Kori, Roxy, Natasha and Gavin. Siblings: Marsha children. Submissions can be made online at ironcountytoday. Robinson, Gary Miller, Cathy Payne. In-Laws: Sheila Miller, Monty passed away at an early age and com, or emailed to [email protected] or Roy Rowley, Ruth Locy and Maryann Calloway. Doris lovingly raised and supported her two children by working for many years. She brought to 389 N 100 W, #12, Cedar City, Utah 84721. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, Clair, brother, Phillip Miller and daughter-in-law, Mellissa. loved painting and being with her children. A single submission may include up to two photos. Final arrangements and cremation entrusted to the Doris moved with her daughter and family to Cedar City in 2014. She is The deadline for submission is Monday at noon. For Neptune Society. A celebration of life will be held at a later survived by her daughter Linda (Babcock) Kelley; her son John Babcock; 5 pricing information for obituaries longer than 400 date. grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. No services are planned. words, please call 435-867-1865 ext. 5. Special thanks to Stonehenge of Cedar City and Zion’s Way Online condolences can be sent to her memorial page at www. hospice for the loving care given to Vicki in her last days. affordablefuneralservices.com. 20 Wednesday, June 10, 2020 Scores & Recaps from Iron County Sp orts Competition NB A makes

Utah next step Jazz fans “can take with plan to return comfort in knowing t was discussed here in this space last Once the “seeding games” are week, and it looks like it’s about to played and tiebreakers settled, the the team is hopefully come to pass. The NBA Board of playoffs would proceed as normal, officially in IGovernors approved a format that will allow 22 with the top eight teams in each teams to return to play with a tentative start conference playing best-of-seven the playoffs date of July 31. series straight through to the There’s that word…tentative – as in “We have Finals, which would end no later the 2020-21 NBA season likely a plan, but we’re not sure it will stick just yet.” than Oct. 12. wouldn’t begin until at least Dec. 1, Other than the obvious with COVID-19 Utah Jazz fans can take comfort in knowing and that’s contingent on this season resuming still out there, the plan involves 13 Western the team is officially in the playoffs and would by July 31. Conference teams and nine Eastern Conference be the No. 4 seed right now. They have a one- teams playing eight “seeding games” at the game lead over Oklahoma City and Houston » As of June 4, the NHL has already Wide World of Sports complex at Walt Disney with the Dallas Mavericks only two and a half announced a 24-team playoff tournament that World in Orlando. As we called it here scraps the remaining regular season games seven days ago, Portland, Sacramento, and puts the top 12 from each conference San Antonio, New Orleans and Phoenix playing at two central hub cities – one for will go after a playoff spot, and only the the Eastern Conference teams and one for Washington Wizards will return and try random the Western. The top four in each conference to steal the final Eastern postseason berth would play round-robin against each other to away from the Orlando Magic. thoughts determine seeding, and those in the remaining Here’s where things get really, really positions play best-of-5 series qualifying complicated. The NBA detailed the scene on by Tom Zulewski rounds to see who advances. its web site. As they stand right now, the top four teams All 22 teams will play the eight seeding Sports Writer in the East are Boston, Tampa Bay, Washington games to go after or improve their playoff and Philadelphia. In the qualifying round, the position. The top seven teams would be locked games behind. matchups would be (higher-seeded team in, but if the No. 8 team is four games or less Let’s not forget, the teams will be playing first): Pittsburgh vs. Montreal, Carolina vs. the ahead of No. 9, those teams would have a all of the games – once the league and the N.Y. Rangers, the N.Y. Islanders vs. Florida and two-game play-in to determine the position National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) Toronto vs. Columbus. and the ninth-place team can grab the spot by work out the sticking points – at Walt Disney In the West, the top four are St. Louis, winning both games. World. They’d be housed in the same complex Colorado, Vegas and Dallas. The qualifying Right now, Orlando’s lead over Washington and be under strict safety practices with a round matchups will feature Edmonton vs. is five and a half games. In the West, the Trail testing protocol. Chicago, Nashville vs. Arizona, Vancouver vs. Blazers, Pelicans and Kings are all three and a All of those details are being worked on, so Minnesota and Calgary vs. Winnipeg. half games behind the Memphis Grizzlies, and place your faith in the plan accordingly. the Spurs are exactly four games off the pace. As a side note to further dampen the mood, see return » 21 Iron County Today sports Wednesday, June 10, 2020 21 return T om's Sports Trivia challenge « Continued from page 20

Sadly, the NHL does not have a start date for For this week’s installment, we celebrate the return of the PGA Tour to play starting Thursday in Fort all of this even remotely close on the horizon. Worth, Texas at the Charles Schwab Challenge. Please remember to yell “fore” for any errant tee shots And MLB…well, let’s not go there with those guys. while attempting to answer these questions. There’s too much going on to get too fired up about what they’re intending to do. 1. When Tiger Woods won the 2019 7. Jim Furyk holds the all-time A. Minnesota When it’s all said and done, please look out Zozo Championship, he moved record for low round in PGA B. Missouri for those you love. Make sure they’re safe because into a tie with Sam Snead for Tour history with a 58 at the C. Illinois sports really aren’t a big priority in the bigger most PGA Tour career victories 2016 Travelers Championship, D. Wisconsin picture right now. with 82. Who is the active player but he did not win the event. next on the list with 44? In which round did Furyk Last Week’s Answers shoot the score? Follow Tom Zulewski on Twitter @TommyZee81 or email A. Rory McIlroy 1. D: Cleveland [email protected]. B. Dustin Johnson A. First C. Phil Mickelson B. Second 2. C: 14. D. Adam Scott C. Third The four American League D. Fourth pitchers with that win 2. Jack Nicklaus has the most total were Dennis Martinez major victories in PGA Tour 8. Including Al Geiberger, who (Baltimore), Steve McCatty history with 18, while Woods was the first to do it in 1977, (Oakland), Jack Morris is second with 15. Which how many PGA Tour players (Detroit) and Pete Vuckovich legend is the only other PGA have shot a round of 59 in (Milwaukee). player in double figures? official competition? 3. A: Montreal Expos. A. Tom Watson A. 8 They would move to B. Walter Hagen B. 9 Washington after the 2004 C. Ben Hogan C. 10 season and become the D. Arnold Palmer D. 11 Nationals, who are the defending World Series champions. 3. While Nicklaus’ last major 9. When Shane Lowry of win was at the 1986 Masters, Northern Ireland won The 4. B: 9 which one was his first? Open Championship in 2019, 5. B: Washington Redskins. he matched the record for A. 1963 Masters They beat the Miami best low round at a major. B. 1966 Open Championship Dolphins, 27-17, to win Super What was the score? C. 1963 PGA Championship Bowl XVII D. 1962 U.S. Open A. 62 6. C: Doug Williams. B. 63 The Redskins’ quarterback 4. How many years was Phil C. 64 threw four second-quarter Mickelson on the PGA Tour D. 65 touchdown passes as before he won the first of his five Washington routed Denver, majors at the 2004 Masters? 10. W hich television network 42-10 in Super Bowl XXII. was the first to broadcast A. 11 years a PGA Tour tournament in 7. A: They were the first B. 12 years color in 1962? champions from the former C. 13 years ABA. D. 14 years A. ABC San Antonio is the only team B. CBS from the ABA days to win 5. Mickelson still has yet to win C. NBC a title. The Indiana Pacers the U.S. Open. How many times D. Fox (2000) and New Jersey has he finished second or tied (Brooklyn) Nets (2002, 2003) for second at that major? 11. At the 1999 Ryder Cup in reached the Finals, but never Brookline, Mass., which U.S. A. 3 won. The Denver Nuggets golfer holed a 45-foot birdie B. 4 have not played in an NBA putt that helped the team C. 5 Finals. come back from a 10-6 D. 6 deficit on the final day and 8. D: Karl Malone win the trophy? C: Oklahoma City Thunder. 6. Tiger Woods’ win at the 1997 9. Masters was his first major, A. Justin Leonard 10. A: Tampa Bay Lightning but fourth as a pro. Where did B. Hale Irwin 11. B: 48 Woods win his first PGA Tour C. Paul Azinger event one year earlier? D. Davis Love III 12. A: New Jersey Devils. The Devils swept the Detroit A. Las Vegas In which state will this year’s Red Wings, 4-0, to win that B. Orlando 12. Ryder Cup be held – tenta- year’s Stanley Cup. C. Pebble Beach tively set for September? D. Bay Hill 22 Wednesday, June 10, 2020 FREE Cl assifieds

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Notice of Public Hearing Notice of Public Hearing ANNOUNCEMENT OF Notice is hereby given that the Enoch City Council will Notice is hereby given that the Enoch City Council will APPOINTMENT hold a public hearing on June 17, 2020 at 6:00pm at the hold a public hearing on June 17, 2020 at 6:00pm at the AND Enoch City Office, 900 E. Midvalley Road, Enoch, UT. The Enoch City Office, 900 E. Midvalley Road, Enoch, UT. The NOTICE TO CREDITORS public hearing is regarding the revised 2019-2020 bud- public hearing is regarding the 2020-2021 final budget. get. The budget is online at http://www.cityofenoch.org/ The budget is available for inspection at the City Of- Case No. 203500053 ordinancespublic-notices.html and available for inspec- fice and online at http://www.cityofenoch.org/ordinanc- IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT tion at the City Office. For more information call the espublic-notices.html. For more information call the Enoch City Office at 435-586-1119. Enoch City Treasurer at 435-586-1119. IRON COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH Published June 10, 2020 Published June 10, 2020 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF KIMBER HUNT RUSSO Iron County Today • ICT #0271 Iron County Today • ICT #0272 (A/K/A KIMBER H. RUSSO A/K/A KIMBER RUSSO), a de- ceased person. Thomas Stephen Russo, whose address is c/o Jennifer E. Decker of Fabian VanCott, 215 S. State Street, #1200, Salt Lake City, UT 84111 has been appoint- 2020 NOTICE OF REGULAR will still receive a by mail ballot for the November ed personal representative of the above-entitled estate. PRIMARY ELECTION General Election. Creditors of the estate are hereby notified to: (1) deliver • Voters must be 18 years of age or older by November 3, or mail their written claims to the personal representa- TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020 2020, citizen of the United States and a resident of the tive at the address above; (2) deliver or mail their writ- I, Jonathan T. Whittaker, Iron County Clerk, hereby give no- voting precinct in which they are voting. ten claims to the personal representative’s attorneys tice of the Regular Primary Election that will be held on of record, Jennifer E. Decker of Fabian VanCott, 215 S. Tuesday, June 30, 2020. • Same day registration will NOT BE ALLOWED on State Street, #1200, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84111; or (3) file Election Day. If you are not registered to vote by June their written claims with the Clerk of the Court of Iron \Utah Legislature passed HB 3006 in response to the 19, you will not be eligible to vote in the Regular Prima- County, 40 North 100 East, Cedar City, Utah 84720, or Covid-19 which changes how this Primary Election will be ry Election. otherwise present their claims as required by Utah law conducted. • Voters can verify their party affiliation, registration within three months after the date of the first publica- To help prevent the spread of the coronavirus, for the status, and view a sample ballot online at www.vote. tion of this notice or be forever barred. 2020 Regular Primary Election only: utah.gov DATED: May 22, 2019 FABIAN VANCOTT • the entire election will be conducted by mail; Important Dates and Deadlines /s/ • ballot drop boxes will be available for depositing mail June 9 – 16: Ballots mailed to all active/eligible registered Jennifer E. Decker in ballots until 8 P.M. on election day; voters; Attorneys for Personal Representative • Iron County Justice Court Building, 82 N 100 E, Cedar June 19: Logic and accuracy test to be held at 68 S 100 E, City, UT Parowan UT at 3:00 p.m. Published June 3, 10 & 17, 2020 Iron County Today • ICT #0265 • Iron County Courthouse 68 S 100 E, Parowan, UT June 19: Last day a voter may change political parties and • there will be no in person voting; including no in person be eligible to vote in a closed Primary Election. early voting; June 19: Last day to register to vote by mail, in person, or • there will be no voter registration by provisional ballot; electronic. and June 22 - 26: By appointment only in person voting at the • the voter registration deadline is 11 days before the Iron County Courthouse, 68 S 100 E, Parowan, call 435-477- Primary Elections (June 19, 2020) 8340 to schedule an appointment. June 30: Election Day and by mail ballots must be • there will be no regular polling places on elec- POST- . tion day, but there will be limited drive-up voting on MARKED election day, at the Iron County Courthouse, 68 S 100 E, • In person drive-up voting from 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Parowan, UT from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Iron County Courthouse, 68 S 100 E, Parowan, UT, • An individual with a disability who is not able to vote (south parking lot). a manual ballot by mail may obtain information on • Unofficial Election results will be posted after 10:00 voting in an accessible manner form the county’s p.m. on the counties webpage; www.ironcounty.net website, by contacting the county clerk, or by reviewing the information included with the ballot mailed to the July 13: Canvass of June 30, 2020 Primary Election; 10:00 voter. Accessible voting machines will be available at a.m. during Iron County Commission meeting. the Iron County Courthouse, 68 S 100 E, Parowan, UT, ** Ballot drop Box locations will be available from 8:00 435-477-8340 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Primary Election Information • Iron County Justice Court Building, 82 N 100 E, Cedar • The Republican party will be holding a Primary Election City, UT from 8:00 to 5:00; to determine which candidate will represent their party • Iron County Courthouse, 68 S 100 E, Parowan, UT in the November General Election. The party determines from 8:00 to 5:00; the rules of who may vote in their primary election, not Iron County. The by mail ballot you receive is based • Enoch City Offices, 900 East Midvalley Road, Enoch on the political party you affiliated with on your most (unless returned to the “Moderate Risk Phase,” as recent voter registration application. indicated by the status at www.coronavirus.utah.gov) • Republican voters will automatically receive the Repub- • Election Day at Cedar and Parowan locations from lican ballot; ballots will be mailed out between June 9 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and June 19. ** Election Day Drive-up voting held at the Iron County • Unaffiliated voters may request a Republican ballot by af- Courthouse, 68 S 100 E, Parowan, from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 filiating with the Republican Party up to the election day. p.m. There will be NO IN PERSON REGISTRATION BY PROVI- SIONAL BALLOT. • Constitution, Democratic, Green, Independent American, Libertarian, and United Utah may request a Republican ** Iron County Clerk’s office is located at 68 S 100 E, ballot by changing affiliation to Republican no later Parowan, UT; 435-477-8340; [email protected] than June 19, 2020 Published May 27, June 3, 10 & 17, 2020 • If you choose to not vote in the Primary Election you Iron County Today • ICT #0263 Posting Date June 8, 2020

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