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page 16 corey baumgartner 2 Wednesday, August 26, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Intermountain Healthcare waging war against opioid misuse by Jordan D. Merrill and Intermountain Healthcare have Community Health, Cedar City Hospital partnered to make available Living Well with Chronic Pain classes to The threat of war has been a con- be provided free to the community stant looming notion in the past few in Cedar City and across Southern weeks. However, we are already at Utah. Classes are evidence based war locally and as a nation. This war with proven outcomes. If you or is with opioids and addiction. If you someone you know have been using have been connected to any media opioids for chronic pain or have been outlets over the past 6 months or so suffering with chronic pain at all, you would have undoubtedly seen check out www.livingwell.utah.gov the Surgeon Generals declaration on for a list of free classes statewide. the opioid crisis calling it an “epi- There are many alternative methods demic.” Opioids are highly addictive to prescription pain medication for prescription medications. Talk about you to consider reducing your own “war” or “epidemics” can be very risk of addiction such as: physical scary, especially when we have loved therapy, exercise, Naproxen (Aleve), ones affected by such drugs. cognitive behavioral therapy, Utah is no stranger to the combination of acetaminophen and negative effects of these narcotic ibuprofen along with many others drugs prescribed to treat pain. Utah shared in these classes. ranks 4th in the nation on drug Cedar City Hospital has recently overdose deaths, with an average partnered with the Iron County of 6 deaths occurring each week. Sheriff’s Department to and Even our wonderful communities in Township Pharmacy to install pre- Iron County have been hit hard by scription drop-boxes in Cedar City as the negative outcomes of opioids in well as at Parowan Pharmacy. 74% of the past couple of years. Locally per Utahns currently addicted to opioids capita, Iron County has a 25% higher got them from a family or friend first. death rate than even the horrendous Drop-boxes are an excellent way state average! Still sounding scary to get rid of these unused Rx drugs isn’t it? without question or harming the All is not lost though! There is getty images environment. Your proper care and hope on the horizon with vast efforts (Naloxone a safe medication used to Cedar City Hospital and all disposal of these drugs keep them being made locally and statewide counteract the effects of opioids to Intermountain facilities have out of the wrong hands and lessen to curb opioid misuse and reverse get the individual breathing again.) reduced internal opioid prescribing the chance someone will become the trend of addiction and death It can also be obtained by anyone by 37% in 2018 and over 40% in 2019. addicted to them. Check out www. in our community. Intermountain at a local pharmacy here in Utah. Those stats may seem difficult to useonlyasdirected.org for drop box Healthcare’s Cedar City Hospital Hundreds of these Naloxone kits follow when we dip into percentages, locations statewide. has made definitive impact in have been distributed locally at no but those numbers equate to over 3 Intermountain Healthcare plans reducing opioid prescribing and cost in 2019. These kits have gone million less opioid pills into homes on doing nothing but ramping up usage recently. Statewide and out to residents and organizations statewide over the past year alone! the level of effort put into curbing locally Intermountain Healthcare, in through Intermountain’s CCH efforts Movement is happening and it is opioid addiction this coming year partnership with Utah Naloxone, has and partnerships at health fairs, indi- making a difference in our commu- as well. Cedar City Hospital will contributed over 60,000 Naloxone vidualized trainings or community nity. Discussions are occurring more continue to fund donations for kits to communities statewide in distribution through united efforts often with patients and physicians wonderful community organizations from 2018 to 2019 with over 4,770 with the Iron County Prevention on alternative options. In fact, Five known reversals of opioid overdoses. Coalition. County Association of Governments see opioids » 9 Iron County Today News Wednesday, August 26, 2020 3 Iron County Republican Women celebrate 150 years of women’s suffrage in Utah

Group also honors the 100th Anniversary of 19th Amendment

from Tessa Douglas is known about her personal life. For Iron County Today A reminder that ordinary people make history, too.” The Iron County Republican The Iron County Republican Women celebrated the 150th Women’s monthly lunches are anniversary of Utah women held the third Wednesday of each being granted the right to vote at month at the Courtyard Marriott. their monthly lunch meeting last The lunches feature speakers who Wednesday. The lunch took place present on a variety of topics one day after the 100th anniversary related to local and national of the 19th Amendment, which politics. The cost is $20 per person, declares the right of U.S. citizens to and attendees are encouraged to vote shall not be denied on account purchase their lunch tickets ahead of sex. of time through the Iron County Utah was the first Republican Women state to allow Facebook Page or women to vote their website and led the at ironcoun- way for the tyrepubli- rest of the canwomen. nation. The com. Social luncheon distancing focused on is practiced, the history and those of women’s who don’t feel suffrage in comfortable Utah and the attending in contributions person are women have able to watch made in a live stream government through the since. Each organization’s lunch table Facebook had cards page. with infor- Iron mation about County different Republican women of Women is significance in affiliated with Utah’s suf- both the Utah fragist history, C ourtesy Photo Federation and available from On February 14, 1870, Seraph the National the "Better Days Young (1846-1938) became the first Federation of woman to cast a legal ballot in Salt 2020" website. Lake City’s municipal elections. Republican Guests were Women. The goal invited to share of our organiza- their thoughts about the various tion is to educate and empower women represented. women who esteem the conser- The final card was Seraph vative principles and values set Young, the first woman to vote forth in the Republican platform. in Utah. Donna Law, ICRW board We also help elect Republican member and Wednesday’s pre- candidates to office. We desire to senter, finished the meeting by motivate more women to become sharing “Despite the historical involved in the on-going quest for significance of her vote, very little good government. 4 Wednesday, August 26, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Opinion

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R . Gail Stahle Tho se were the days P ublisher The opinions stated in this article are [email protected] Day” to celebrate the majority. NBC News poll of registered voters solely those of the author and not of So, when I pulled up at the coffee shop conducted before the Democratic and Deborah Martineau Iron County Today. last week I was stunned – and also heart- Republican conventions, Black voters O ffice Manager ened – to see a large banner attached to prefer Joe Biden by an 88% to 8% officemanager@ stopped by a popular coffee shop the roof: Black Lives Matter. margin. It hasn’t always been this way. In ironcountytoday.com restaurant in my community last What had changed over the years? the late 1950s, Black voters – when they A dvertising week and was starkly reminded of Attitudes of the clientele. The younger could vote – gave the Republican Party Ihow times change. people now sitting at the counter had a solid majority. Today, the minority vote Scott Stahle Times change. That shouldn’t come as grown up in an era in which racial jus- (Black Latino, Asian, etc.) is a depend- S ales Representative a surprise. A friend was once a tenured tice and equal rights were unquestioned able Democrat base. [email protected] supervisor overseeing pay phones. He principles of a diverse America. They had When I entered college, the 801.755.5999 was soon unemployed. no problem with interracial marriage Democrats could rely on the “high Travelers used to dress up to board school or less” blue-collar vote going P atti Bostick airplanes. Now it is not uncom- to Democrats whereas the more S ales Representative mon to see travelers dressed in educated Americans supported the [email protected] flip-flops and pajamas. “Sunday Republicans. Today, the “high school 435.592.1030 best” attire for women once or less” blue-collar vote supports Pres. Editorial included hats. Men had shoes Trump by a 54% to 36% margin and resoled. Televisions used to be Cyclops college-educated voters are firmly in Corey Baumgartner repaired, not taken to the dump. the Biden camp, 60% to 30%. M anaging Editor One didn’t go to restaurants And our lifestyles have changed as [email protected] except on special occasions. by Bryan GRAY well. When I was born, some 60% of Students took sack lunches Americans were considered “middle Shay Baruffi since there were no prepared Columnist class” with incomes between $2,000- R eporter lunches in school cafeterias. $6,000. That $2,000 salary today Tom Zulewski But back to the coffee shop…I was and dating; they just assumed people translates into $22,000, or about $11.50 S ports Writer once a regular patron of the place where would love whom they loved, black or per hour for full-time workers. Can you older men dominated stools at the white, gay or straight. To them, George imagine anyone today calling $22,000 a Layout/Design counter. They would regularly comment Floyd’s death in Minneapolis wasn’t middle-class wage? on the news, tell jokes, mention their just something that happens; it was Of course, Americans even supported Devin Christ various ailments and complain about the something that needed to condemned food and gas rationing policies to C reative Director price of everything from automobiles to a and corrected. help our military in World War II. The [email protected] cup of coffee. They aren’t anti-police. They are just President even gave up after-dinner These gruff old boys also have a C irculation pro-fairness. coffee. Today, a noisy minority of Utahns definite negative view of Martin Luther Indeed, times have changed. In refuse to wear a mildly inconvenient face King Day. The “N word” would fly around politics, for instance, they have turned mask to curb the spread of a wide-rang- Stephanie Millett S . Cedar City the counter and the general agreement topsy-turvy in the coming election. ing virus. Indeed, times change, and [email protected] was that there should be a “White Man’s In the latest Wall Street Journal/ ignorance still prevails. 435.272.3050

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Iron County Today News Wednesday, August 26, 2020 5 Opinion “ Campus” bomb From the Editor To the Editor threat puts Iron make America prosper, The Classroom of Life Confederate are forgetting our County on alert statues collective importance This is in response hey say that to adhere to the from Jimmy Roden to the column by Brian Constitution. without teachers, CCD P , Operations Division Commander Gray about Confederate life would have no What we do not hear Statues (Aug. 19 p.4). class.T Life wouldn’t have from our "elected lead- Last Thursday morning, the Utah Your reference to a lot of things without ers" is the fact that Department of Public Safety Cedar Robert E. Lee with com- our teachers, both on and we, the citizens, own Communications Center received a recorded parison to Adolph Hitler? off campus. Because life the U.S....we are all bomb threat. The caller indicated that a nail The man who killed itself can be considered a stakeholders. bomb had been placed “on campus.” The call millions of innocent peo- giant classroom. It is full We have become was brief and void of many details. There were ple? As you know Robert of daily experiences, good complacent each day no specific details as to which campus the E. Lee was approached and bad, that become Corey and forgetting that caller was referring. All the agencies in Iron by President Lincoln to our teachers, whether we Baumgartner the elected officials County have been working together to check lead the Union Army. He are our employees! We choose to accept them, M anaging Editor the schools in their respective jurisdictions. The chose another course. be grateful for them and pay for their salaries, Iron County School district and Southern Utah Lest we forget that the learn from their often-hidden wisdom, or not. benefits, expenses, etc., University have been notified and are working Revolutionary War was We learn how to get back up and have the through each of our with their staff to ensure there is nothing fought by traitors. They strength to stand stronger after we fall. We daily/monthly/yearly unusual in or around any of the buildings. The just happened to win. learn how to love deeper when we experience contributions. FBI has been contacted and asked to assist with Sometimes we honor hatred on any level. And we learn how to truly Voting to keep them the investigation. Further details may be avail- people even if they lose appreciate and protect our joys from being in or out of their present able at a later time as they become available. or are not perfect. Check jaded by our sorrows. positions depends upon the Bible if you need a As school gets back underway this week, each of our votes and reference. I admire the strength and courage of the also by our demanding teachers, students and the parents, who that each ballot be Delores Scheuerman are embracing this opportunity despite the provided and counted adversity. legally and accurately sans interference, Voting is vital collusion or obstruction. Submit your letter on our website There seems to be an This is up to each of ironcountytoday.com, or by emailing them to absence of conversation us as a stakeholder in the [email protected] or bring/mail them about how very import- United States of America to 389 N 100 W, Cedar City, Utah 84721. All letters ant each citizen of the to make sure that must be signed, be brief (generally under 300 words in length), list the author’s city and give United States is as the each and every stake- the writer’s telephone number (phone number electors of important holder's ballot counts! will not be printed). We reserve the right to jobs in our legislative Exercise you right and be edit all letters for length or content. For letters government. We, as sure to vote! arriving electronically, we will use the author’s citizens, born with duties e-mail address in lieu of a signature. and responsibility to Andie Anderson 6 Wednesday, August 26, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Opinion Preserving American patriotism

mericans’ common bond is our com- 2. The U.S. Constitution is the greatest docu- or intentionally ignore, what makes America mitment to our founding principles, our ment of self-governance ever written. worth fighting for. striving to uphold inalienable human 3. The Bill of Rights is the strongest guarantor The current popular condemnations are rights,“A and progress toward a more perfect union. of liberty in the history of mankind. neo-Marxist in that they portray societal and American patriotism is our love of and I do not praise our founding doc- individual struggles through a tribal dichotomy commitment to the process. We rally uments out of a sense of arrogance, of winners and victims. Neo-Marxism disenfran- to liberty, justice and equality,” Stewart but of gratitude. Americans have lofty chises people by telling them they have no power wrote. ideals to live up to—ideals that drive to improve their lives. Even important discussions I want to defend a radical idea. An achievements and course corrections on race have devolved into neo-Marxist diatribes idea that is increasingly unpopular— that make the United States a about unequal outcomes rather than mocked and sneered at by some: The force for good. equality under the law. It would be more United States of America is good. Why, then, are so many of Op / helpful to empower individuals by ensuring In fact, this country has been the my fellow Americans taking the Bill of Rights is applied fairly than to greatest force for good the world has to the streets and the internet focus on past sins. ever seen. We have sacrificed blood and to express their hatred for our Ed Our goodness grows or is diminished treasure to free hundreds of millions country and culture? in direct proportion to our commitment of people from oppression worldwide. RE P. Chris A growing number of people believe to our founding principles of liberty, justice, and Free markets and liberal democracy Stewart that America’s foundations are rotten to equality. The Declaration of Independence and have normalized a standard of living Ua t h house District 2 the core. While reflection and a dose of the U.S. Constitution, including the Bill of Rights, unmatched in human history. Our humility are healthy, we all must resist keep those ideas constantly in front of us as our defense of individual freedom has allowed genius any calls to division and disdain. Choosing an guiding star. to flourish and enabled generosity to the needy at ideological group over our country is tribalism. It's I am not blind to the fact that a review of home and abroad. alarming that it seems to be in vogue to condemn American history provides examples of moral Three important things make this possible: the U.S. as a hateful place founded on deep moral failings. We have not always been led by perfect 1. The Declaration of Independence is the sin and oppression. Those calling for a complete world’s definitive statement on human rights. systemic teardown fundamentally misunderstand, see patriotism » 9 Iron County Today News Wednesday, August 26, 2020 7 P ublic Announcements

have a maximum of two designated Hospital restrictions visitors throughout their stay, with a and guidelines maximum of one designated visitor updated for COVID-19 at a time. » Patients who need an adult to Due to a decrease in the keep them safe may have a maximum numbers of COVID-19 cases, rate of one healthy designated visitor of positive tests, and number of throughout their stay. hospitalizations across its service » Mothers in labor who are areas, all Intermountain Healthcare COVID-19 positive may have a facilities in Utah and Idaho are maximum of one designated visitor easing visitor restrictions on Friday, throughout their stay. August 21. » For COVID-19 patients at end “The support and presence of of life, up to four total designated families and loved ones is important visitors will be allowed while in the and we’re proud of Utah’s collective courtesy cc hospital hospital, two at a time in the patient response to the pandemic. These Pict ured L to R, Ryan Huber, Intermountain Sports Medicine athletic trainer at room. These visitors must be over changes are dependent upon the Parowan High; RoseAnne Slack, security officer at Cedar City Hospital; Tom Giles, House the age of 12 and must wear specific continued downward trend of Supervisor, Cedar City Hospital protective equipment. COVID-19 spread and impact in Sanitizer. This should be done destination may be allowed help » As determined by the care our communities. The safety of before entering and after leaving from one companion to enter the team, a maximum of four designated patients, caregivers, and our com- Intermountain facilities and rooms facility. Please speak with the front visitors will be allowed for clinical munities remains our first priority,” to prevent the spread of viruses on desk upon arrival about specific conferences or care planning dis- said Mark Briesacher, MD, chief high-touch areas. circumstances. cussions, with a total of two at the physician executive physician for » Maintain Social Distance bedside at a time. Intermountain. For visitors of hospital patients who are » A "designated visitor" for these from Others While in the Facility. COVID-19 positive (or are suspected to be This includes staying six feet away COVID-19 positive patients may General Guidelines: positive), no visitors will be allowed, except not switch with other individuals from other guests and avoiding under the following circumstances: To enter an gathering in waiting Intermountain The support rooms, lobbies, or » Patients under 18 years old may see hospital » 10 hospital, physician’s entrances. office, lab, or clinic, and visitors must still: Guidelines for » Be in Good presence of Intermountain Health. Visitors with “ Hospitals and signs of illness or families and Emergency who have active loved ones is Departments COVID-19 or a For visitors of patients pending COVID-19 important and who aren't COVID-19 test result won’t be we’re proud positive or aren't allowed in. suspected to be positive: » Complete a of Utah’s Screening at the » Patients over 18 Entrance of the collective years old may have Facility. This screen- response a maximum of two ing includes a short designated visitors series of questions to the throughout their about symptoms stay, with a maxi- performed by greet- pandemic.” mum of one visitor ers at all facility at a time. entrances. (Note: A » Mark Briesacher, MD » Patients under "screening" doesn't 18 years old may mean visitors must get a COVID- have a maximum of two designated 19 test). However, if visitors are visitors at a time, with a maximum experiencing symptoms, they should of one designated visitor at a time if refrain from visiting and reach out treatment is occurring in an inten- to their healthcare provider for sive care area. advice. » As determined by the care » Wear Appropriate Protective team, a maximum of four designated Equipment. All visitors must wear a visitors will be allowed for clinical face covering and are encouraged to conferences or care planning dis- bring their own cloth face coverings cussions, with a total of two at the or masks. For some circumstances, bedside at a time. masks and other protective equip- » Visitors who have cognitive ment will be provided. or physical needs and require » Wash Hands or Use Alcohol support to safely arrive at their 8 Wednesday, August 26, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Cov id-19/Legislative Update Dear Friends and Neighbors, year to extend assistance to targeted during the 5th Special Session—the also reinstates a grandfather clause individuals and industries more English Learner Language Software that exempts a tobacco specialty shop This week we returned to the Capitol efficiently and effectively. The adjust- program and National Board Certified (vape shop) from requirements that to convene in the 2020 Sixth Special ments are in response to observations Teacher salary supplement program. prohibit proximity to certain locations Legislative Session to consider press- of the strengths, weaknesses and if the shop has held and complied ing legislative issues relevant during H.B. 6004, School Emergency Drill popularity of certain programs. The with a valid permit it received in or this pandemic. We passed a total of 20 Amendments temporarily suspends the bill makes changes in the following before 2018. This bill passed in both bills on Thursday, August 20. requirement for schools to programs and, through chambers. physically conduct emer- Below is a brief recap of a handful H.B. 6002, increases and gency drills within the first of bills we passed this week. You can reallocates funding for 30 days of school as many read more about all of the bills we these programs: Coronavirus Data: of the drills do not allow considered at: https://senate.utah.gov. On Friday, August 21, the Utah Depart- » Agricultural Operation for social distancing. This ment of Health reported 759,154 total Grant Program is a temporary adjustment COVID-19 tests administered, 48,445 that will be revisited in COVID-19 Relief and Individual Rental total positive cases, 39,867 estimated » the spring. Schools are Adjustments: Assistance for COVID-19 recovered cases, 2,870 total hospital- H.B. 6002, Supplemental Budget still required to provide izations, 129 current hospitalizations Balancing and Coronavirus Relief » Commercial Rental and in-class instruction on the and 383 total fatalities. The Southwest Appropriations generates savings Mortgage Assistance procedure for emergency Utah Public Health Department by eliminating double funding for Program evacuation for a fire at reported 3,429 total positive cases least once each calendar a training program and rolling-back Cultural Assistance Grant including 3,008 total recovered cases, » Saen. Ev n month beginning no later some salary increases, then uses those Program 5 currently hospitalized and 26 total savings, plus $11 million in excess VICKERS than 15 days after the first fatalities. Iron County currently has day of school. health insurance reserves generated » Utah Works Program Ua t h Senate District 28 595 cases, Beaver with 31 and Wash- by Senate Concurrent Resolution 502 » PPE Support Grant Finally, I ran the bill S.B. ington with 2,692 cases. from last Special Session, to restore Program 6008, Tobacco Retailer Amendments I will be providing these COVID-19 funding to additional budget hot which prohibits a vape shop from » Impacted Business Grant Program updates from a legislative perspective spots. This bill also completes our being located within 1,000 feet of weekly. I want to hear from you and third and last round of appropriating » Oil, Mining and Gas Grant Program a school. Expected lawsuits would get your feedback, thoughts and ideas the $688 million in Federal Coronavirus challenge the constitutionality of that on what's happening in our local com- Relief Fund money we received under S.B. 6005, Income Tax Amendments requirement because it takes private provides that certain financial munities. Please contact me anytime the CARES Act. It funds the following property without compensation. at [email protected]. Thank you. needs, among others: stimulus or relief amounts received by In response, the bill extends until individuals and businesses in Utah in July 2021 when a vape shop has to Sincerely, » $25 million for broadband internet response to COVID-19 are not subject comply with the provision. The bill access in eastern and northern Utah; to Utah income tax, including: pro- Evan Vickers, Utah State Senate » $15 million for classroom supplies, ceeds from a forgiven loan under the equipment, and enhancements – Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and including personal protective equip- similar additional federal programs ment. This is in addition to the money that may be enacted in 2020; grants or schools got directly through CARES; forgiven loans provided by the state, a county, or a municipality using » $4 million for additional PPE that federal funds; and amounts received in-turn frees-up federal funds for char- by individuals as part of an individual ter school enrollment cost increases; recovery rebate in 2020 which applies » $40 million for additional economic to both CARES act rebates and any support to our hardest-hit industries, future COVID-related rebate for the including $7.5 million for arts organiza- 2020 tax year. tions and $5 million for mining; S.B. 6007, Amendments to Elections » $3 million for outreach and direct makes temporary changes to the services in multicultural communities; Election Code and related provisions, as they relate to the 2020 regular » $7 million to provide much needed general election only, to conduct the respite services for those who care election in a manner that protects the for individuals with disabilities on the public health and safety in relation to waiting list; the COVID-19 pandemic, and modifies ballot harvesting provisions in relation » $15 million to add equipment and a night shift at state medical labs to to all elections. We do plan to offer build capacity and improve Coronavi- traditional voting options this Novem- rus test turn-around times; ber for the general election, including in-person and vote-by-mail options. » $750,000 to add intensive care unit beds, especially in smaller communities. Education: H.B. 6012, Public Education Funding » Finally, this bill authorizes $138 and Enrollment Amendments aims to million in unemployment benefits plus address multiple issues facing schools $1.7 million in administrative costs, to this fall, direct the use of some provide an additional $300 per week federal CARES act funding and provide to Utahns who find themselves out of adjustments to certain state funding work due to the pandemic. programs. The bill allows for flexibility S.B. 6009, Cares Act and COVID-19 in student accounting for the year, Assistance and Recovery Amendments expands online charter school amends seven economic assistance enrollment and capacity, and restores programs the state created earlier this funding for two programs eliminated Iron County Today News Wednesday, August 26, 2020 9

continue pushing out community Lots! You can Speak Out by having drop boxes throughout Iron County. opioids messaging on safe use, storage and an open conversation with your Carry Naloxone by speaking to a « Continued from page 2 disposal of prescription medication physician about alternatives to local pharmacist or by contacting this year and well beyond. opioids. According to the CDC there [email protected] to see if such as Family Healthcare’s MAT If we all do our part to curb are safer approaches that may be Intermountain can provide you or program. Show continued support the “epidemic” of opioid use and more effective for pain manage- your community group with free kits. of SUU students and programs addiction, we will win this battle and ment. Opt out by attending pain Without a doubt, everyone wants through funds, partnerships and eventually the war. A year from now management classes or trying one to live the healthiest lives possible. Intermountain staffing resources to the stories we share will be even of the alternative methods listed Let us all be responsible for the get out additional Naloxone kits and more hopeful and continue trending in this article. Throw out unused success over opioid addiction in our work towards getting a Rx drop box in a positive direction. medications, especially opioids, using community through awareness and on campus. Cedar City Hospital will What can you do you may ask? the provided and widely available involvement to win this war!

recognized their failings and patriotism designed a system of checks « Continued from page 6 and balances. Many nations are unified people. Some of them were primarily by ethnic identity not even good people— and tradition. We are some- selfish, arrogant, or pow- thing different. Americans’ er-hungry. Slavery is a stain common bond is our com- upon our nation. We have mitment to our founding not always implemented principles, our striving to laws, divided responsibil- uphold inalienable human ities, guaranteed religious rights, and progress toward freedom, or instituted a more perfect union. foreign policy fairly. American patriotism is our But, any fair reading of love of and commitment our history also reveals that to the process. We rally to things are getting better. liberty, justice, and equality. By nearly every measure; We salute the flag—never a king, party, or faction. Our American patriotism is the very antithesis of tribalism goodness and if we want to remain grows or is special, we must root out “ any tribal tendencies. diminished The U.S. is, and always has been, a symbol of in direct opportunity. Opportunity is proportion directly linked to capitalism. Without our economic to our system, the U.S. would not commitment be a land of opportunity. Capitalism does result in to our unequal outcomes, but it has founding proven better than any other economic system at raising principles of living standards for all. liberty, justice, If our common com- mitment to the Declaration and equality. of Independence and the Constitution wanes—if we racism, care for our envi- abandon our pursuit of ronment, standard of living, opportunities for individu- protection of the middle als or we divide into warring class, human rights, educa- factions, we will cease to be tion, and many more, we are exceptional. improving. I hope that future All of us, therefore, generations will build on our must choose: do we swear progress and be better than allegiance to a nation that we are now. That is the great is flawed but getting better? American promise. Or do we give in to tribal- Our Founding Fathers ism, even while knowing knew that imperfect people that division and oppression need noble principles to have always left people counter the human tendency destitute and disappointed. toward abuse of power. We I choose to defend the should be grateful that they goodness of America. 10 Wednesday, August 26, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today hospital Bookings « Continued from page 7 Below are bookings as reported by the Iron County Sheriff’s Department and through the course of a Cedar City Police Department. Those arrested are innocent hospital stay. For exam- until proven guilty. For a ple, if a patient under juvenile the name is “(Male/ 18 years old designated Female) Juvenile Offender” and juvenile is of age less their mother and father than 18 years. as visitors, the father may not switch with AUGUST 15 a grandparent. Any AARON W HANSEN exceptions to these Cedar City, UT DUI w/Passenger Under 16, hospital and emergency Open Container in Veh room guidelines will JUSTIN M SCHAUPP require approval Enoch, UT through the hospital Criminal Trespass Within a Dwelling, Criminal Mischief, and medical leadership Resist/Interfere w/Arrest at the facility. AUGUST 16 Intermountain SHEREDITH A TEBBS Clinics and Cedar City, UT Assault, DV – Presence of a InstaCares: Child All patients may AUGUST 17 have a maximum of one person accom- JACLYN L NAY pany them to an Cedar City, UT Retail Theft appointment. VICTORIA N “Although there CORBIN-PENNINGTON are still limitations Cedar City, UT Unlawful Purchase – Intox on the number and Person type of visitors to our hospitals and emer- AUGUST 20 gency departments, KATHRYN E MULLENAX we understand that Cedar City, UT Rec/Poss Stolen Vehicle communicating with SUMMER BRASHER loved ones and friends Cedar City, UT is still an important DRUG – Poss C/S Sched I/II/Ana- part of a patient's log, Poss Drug Paraphernalia healing,” said Sue Robel, DONNA J HEGEDUS Cedar City, UT Intermountain’s chief DRUG – Poss C/S in Correctional nursing executive. Facility, Assault Patients are encour- SCOTT A STEHNO aged to communicate Parowan, UT DRUG – Mfg/Dist/Poss Imitation electronically or by C/S, Poss C/S Sched I/II/Analog, phone with loved ones Poss - <1 oz. C/S in (DF Zone) and friends. If patients TIMOTHY A STEHNO want to visit loved Parowan, UT DRUG – Poss C/S Sched I/II/ ones virtually but lack Analog, Poss Drug Parapher- a device, the care team nalia, Drive w/out Insurance, Revoked/Susp Reg can provide assistance. “We will continue AUGUST 21 to monitor the risk JOEY T LOYD of COVID-19 closely Cedar City, UT and will adjust our Drug Court Violation visitor guidelines as RYAN ARGO Cedar City, UT appropriate to keep our Criminal Mischief patients, visitors, and WILLIAM P GOULDING caregivers safe,” said Dr. Cedar City, UT Briesacher. Lewdness w/Prior Offense For the most up to STEPHANIE SALSBERRY Corona, CA date visitor guidelines Fail to Remain at Accident, Fail at all Intermountain to Yield/Left Turn, DRUG – Poss Healthcare facilities, w/Intent to Distribute please visit https:// AUGUST 22 intermountainhealth- JORGE A RODRIGUEZ care.org/visitors. Cedar City, UT DUI – BAC at/equal .08, Unsafe Jess C. Gomez Lane Change Intermountain Healthcare Wednesday, August 26, 2020 11 The Arts & Entertainment i n Iron County sho wcase

chance to see the rarely Return marks performed Pericles from June 21 to September 9, a tale 60 years, of high adventure presented dedicated to for only the third time in the founder Fred Festival’s history. Pericles is searching for thrills, treasure, C. Adams and family. But his loves die, his friends deceive him, and by Donn Jersey the gods seem to be against him. In the end, he finds the US F Director, Development most important treasure of and Communications all: himself. CEDAR CITY — “The Richard III is the next 2021 season at the Utah installment in the Festival’s Shakespeare will be like no History Cycle, completing other in our history,” said the story of the War of the Executive Producer Frank Roses told in Henry V, and Mack in announcing the the three parts of Henry upcoming theatre season. VI. Playing from June 22 to “It is our sixtieth year, it is September 10, Richard III dedicated to our founder, features one of Shakespeare’s Fred C. Adams, and it marks most charming and evil vil- our return to producing after lains. Richard, the ambitious missing 2020. It will be a son of York, has taken the magnificent experience.” English throne by exploiting The season will feature 60 or murdering everyone in his eight plays in three theatres, path, but it isn’t clear that plus all the extra “Festival he can keep it in the twisted Experience” traditions and USF world he has created. activities guests have come The Comedy of Errors, to love over the last six one of Shakespeare’s funniest decades, The Greenshow, 2021 plays, will open June 23 and backstage tours, Repertory play through September 11. Magic, various seminars, Featuring not just one, but orientations, and numerous to be two sets of bewildered twins, classes. And, it will be even it’s double the laughter and more exciting because it twice the fun as confusion marks the return of profes- reigns supreme. You will sional theatre to Cedar City laugh from beginning to end after the Festival canceled its as these bewildered twins try 2020 season because of the to unravel the lunatic events “a magnificent swirling around them. COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to dedicating the season to him, the In the Randall L. Jones Festival is planning on a Theatre: celebration in August of the Two spectacular musicals life of Fred C. Adams, who experience” and a hilarious two-actor founded the Festival in 1961 courtesy usf farce will be featured in the and passed away this past by Pulitzer Prize-winning season, with the addition of make up a rich tapestry of indoor Randall Theatre. February. playwright Lynn Nottage, and three exciting and reflective drama that magnifies the First will be the The season will run from The Comedy of Terrors by plays that capture the heart- intricacies of our collective ever-popular Gilbert and June 21 through October 9. John Goodrum. beat of the Utah Shakespeare humanity.” Sullivan operetta, The Pirates The plays will be William Tickets for the 2021 Festival’s enduring mission,” of Penzance, which plays Shakespeare’s Richard III, The shows are $23 to $85 and said Artistic Director Brian In the Engelstad from June 25 and runs to the Comedy of Errors, Pericles, went on sale August 17. Go to Vaughn. “All of these titles Shakespeare Theatre: end of the season, October and Cymbeline, as well as the Festival website at bard. explore varying themes of The 2021 season will 9. Spotlighting a ship full two great musicals: Ragtime org, call 800-PLAYTIX, or identity and mortality; the start June 21-23 with three of zany pirates, a bevy of by Terrence McNally, Stephen visit the ticket office at the debate of fate versus free Shakespearean shows giggling maidens, and a band Flaherty, and Lynn Ahrens, Beverley Center for the Arts. will; and the examination running in rotating repertory of bumbling policemen, the The Pirates of Penzance “This upcoming season of the human spirit’s ability in the Festival’s beautiful show is one of the most by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur is a mixture of plays rolled to overcome injustice and outdoor Engelstad Theatre. Sullivan, Intimate Apparel over from the cancelled 2020 oppression. Combined, they Playgoers will have a see USF » 12 12 Wednesday, August 26, 2020 showcase Iron County Today Watch out for those N ew music lesson provider in town flying elbows! We provide several lessons ments, we specifically focus and performance etiquette. types, including: Online, on teaching music theory, We also understand the by Mary Anne ANDERSEN In-Home and Teachers-Home. sight-reading, composition, importance of making lessons With a variety of instru- song-writing, ear training, fun for all ages. Cedar City Arts Council Music has positive impacts t reminded me of feeding fish in a pond. You on the brain. When learning know how when you stand on a bridge and an instrument, we find that throw food into the water and suddenly the our long-term memory is Ifish are roiling beneath you? They bump into and improved, and our brain climb over each other to get to those yummy six- structure is changed. Learning month-old Funyuns that you found underneath the music also helps those who seat in your car. If you move a few feet away, they have dyslexia and has been immediately re-congregate in your shadow. It is a shown to decline the risk of cut-throat business, to say the least. dementia. I was waiting for the truck with what looked As music increases blood like tons of corn-on-the-cob as it pulled up at the flow into the brain, it also Cedar City farmers market on Saturday. The tailgate increases endorphins which is crashed down and the vendors started unloading the (happy, feel-good chemical) the corn into huge bins waiting to be filled up. I was that we get from eating choc- ready! I already had my plastic bags in hand—boo olate or exercising. This means to plastic bags! As usual, I began plucking ears out that music can help combat of the bin before they were finished unloading. I anxiety and depression. Visit was able to get my dozen ears, pay for them, and our website at: www.cedarmel- odymusic.com. leave the market in a matter of minutes. C ourtesy Photo As I was leaving, I looked back and that is when the fish analogy came to mind. I wondered if I had been greedy or pushy but then I saw people a confused thespian, her twin ters with a Panama Canal laborer standing shoulder-to-shoulder, bending over, USF sister-gone-bad, a conniving on his way to New York, despite reaching in just inches from each other, and they « Continued from page 11 charity worker, and his bum- mutual tender affections with weren’t wearing masks! bling twin brother. It plays July her Jewish cloth merchant. This Repeat: weren’t wearing charmingly silly love stories 29 through October 9. warm, heart-rending play gently masks. I love summer corn ever to grace the stage. Alack! weaves an intricate tapestry and have been known Alack! Will our hero, Frederic, In the Eileen and Allen of our need for intimacy while to stand in long lines in ever be reunited with his love, Anes Studio Theatre: exploring social divisions of race, other markets and travel Mabel? Another Shakespeare play religion, equality, and class. some distance to our Next will be Ragtime, the and a lyrical and warm but “The 2021 season marks neighboring corn festival story of a wealthy white couple, powerful play by Pulitzer Prize sixty glorious years producing to get enough to eat every day. But I wasn’t willing a Jewish immigrant father winning playwright Lynn Shakespeare under the stars at to get the virus for it and so positioned myself to and daughter, and an African- Nottage complete the 2021 the Utah Shakespeare Festival,” get in and out. American ragtime musician season in the Anes Studio said Vaughn. “It will be a I also noticed an elderly couple sitting on a whose lives intertwine and Theatre. season filled with celebration bench watching and wondered if they were waiting sometimes collide as they seek Cymbeline, William and reflection, including for the smoke to clear. I wish I had helped them by the American dream at the Shakespeare’s fantastical honoring the legacy of Festival sharing some of mine so they wouldn’t have to get volatile turn of the twentieth romance, will open on July founder Fred C. Adams and the into that feeding frenzy. I am a thoughtful person, I century. This stirring musical 16 and run through October incredible achievements of his think, and generally look out for the other guy, but epic captures the beats of a 9. A wicked stepmother, a remarkable life.” the virus has made me wary. I see other people as a nation: the conflict, the hope and banished soulmate, villains, “The confluence of many danger to me, and so have come to think of myself despair, the search for justice, ghosts, long-lost princes, and circumstances will combine to first. I am sorry I didn’t go back to help them. And and—of course—the ragtime. a lion-hearted heroine are all a make 2021 an exciting season— they were wearing masks. The show opens June 26 and part of this mythic tale based celebrating sixty years of great I am so impressed with the vendors at the plays through September 11. on the legends of ancient Celts professional theatre in beau- farmers market I frequent at Main and Center Balancing out these two and chock-full of deception, tiful Cedar City, honoring our Streets! The food vendors bring fresh produce— large musicals will be a play intrigue, innocence, and visionary founder who made beets, onions, peaches, eggs, tomatoes—plus which is smaller in actor jealousy on the road to Happily all this possible, and getting to wonderful home-baked bread and cookies. Heather numbers, but features dizzying Ever After. produce shows for our wonder- has started selling fabulous quiche by Amalia Wells. action and dialogue: The Completing the season will ful audiences, by our amazing The honey man comes from Parowan and the Comedy of Terrors features two be Intimate Apparel which runs artists, after a year-long hiatus,” woman selling soaps and lotions comes from I don’t twin sisters, two twin brothers, from July 17 to October 9. Esther concluded Mack. know where but she is always there. Hand-made and a third brother thrown in is a single African-American For more information on bags hang from the booth at the end and hand- just for kicks. It sounds like a woman in early 1900s Manhattan plays or the Festival in general, crafted jewelry is beautifully displayed. familiar Shakespearean comedy, who has sewn her way out of and to order tickets, visit the It is a lot of work to bring tables, your wares, but this spooky and madcap poverty stitch by stitch, creating Festival’s website at bard.org. scales, money boxes and set it all up and then take farce revs up the action even fine lingerie for her wealthy Or you may call 800-PLAYTIX, it all down and home in four hours. Thank you to further as two actors play all clientele. But she is alone and or visit the Ticket Office at the all. Next week I’ll wait my turn at the corn bins. five characters: a police officer, cautiously exchanging love let- Beverley Center for the Arts. Wednesday, August 26, 2020 13 Community & Personal Interest in Iron County Life C edar Reds maintain positive outlook as they return to school during pandemic

ith a year of changes and In order to stay at school, tion, one-way halls, and changed putting aside their political views uncertainty just around however, the pressure to wear activities, a majority of people and following the rules put out the corner, Cedar High masks, sanitize, and follow the can’t wait to be back. “We need for the school. “A lot of students WSchool Reds are hopeful guidelines mandated our kids here. That’s why we ask are going to be very grateful for about the return of is high. Students and that everyone is respectful and school,” Bronson says. “we never in-class learning and the teachers alike are feeling follows these orders,” Fieldsted truly realized how important year to come. Excitement, the pressure, adding optimism, and gratitude to the optimism and follow in the wake of hope the community We never truly realized the upcoming student has about returning body. Eric Fieldsted, to school. “A lot of our how important (school) is.” who is taking over the students are taking this Vice Principal position, very seriously,” Hallie » Hallie Bronson voices his opinions on the Bronson, a Varsity “ students for the year. He Kailey Athlete and member says. Students and teachers (school) is.” Students are simply says, “In the seventeen Gilbert of the school’s Student adapted well to online learning, but glad to be back. The changes the years I’ve been here, I’ve Cedar High School Government stated. The without face-to-face interaction masks will bring are hardly an been very impressed with students have a deep and support, the atmosphere is issue for most. The year will no our student body.” Common attri- understanding of the hardships changed. doubt be different, but hope and butes include passion, hard work, and seriousness of the pandemic. Teachers and students alike are optimism fill the air with a sweet dedication, unity, and kindness. Despite the challenges of wearing Armed with these, the students masks, social distancing, sanita- see back to school » 21 and faculty are hopeful for a long and rule-abiding year.

Ericka Marchant Det spi e the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic (including social distancing and wearing face masks) the Cedar High Reds are ready for a successful school year. 14 Wednesday, August 26, 2020 life Iron County Today C alendar

Due to the community’s responsibility Support Groups Service Clubs Government to help prevent the potential spread of COVID-19, please check with the event and Alcoholics Anonymous LION’S CLUB IRON COUNTY COMMISSION activity sponsors to make sure that the event (435) 635-3603 • www.utahaa.org • Tues, 12 pm • Call Shanda for location and 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am is still taking place. Everyone’s patience is Helpline: John (702) 802-1332, activity. Everyone welcome! (702) 480-3238 Commission Chambers greatly appreciated during this time. Kara (702) 232-6829 68 S 100 E, Parowan. Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek RYOTAR CLUB Dr, Cedar City) unless otherwise listed Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech CEDAR CITY COUNCIL Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am 757 W 800 S, Cedar City • (435) 233-0244 Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall Wednesday, August 26 • M – Sa, Noon 10 N. Main St (435) 586-2950 Speaking From The Heart MARINE CORPS LEAGUE Dog Day • M – F, 6 pm Misfits Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm ENOCH PLANNING COMMISSION Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall FRONTIER HOMESTEAD: SPECIAL EXHIBIT – Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual • Sun, 11 am 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Featuring the Southern Utah Watercolor My Story • Sat, 8 pm AMERICAN LEGION AUX Society – Open daily from 9:00 am – 6:00 pm at Women’s Meeting • Sat, 10:30 am 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar City Library ENOCH CITY COUNCIL the Frontier Homestead State Park Museum What a Way to Start the Day • Su, M, W, 303 N 100 E, American Legion Conf. 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall (635 N Main St, Cedar City), admission is $4. For F, 7-8 am, Th 7 pm • Fellowship Building, 70 Room • (435) 704-6654 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 information call (435) 586-9290. *For your safety N 200 W, Cedar City (behind St. Jude’s) BIKERS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE PAROWAN CITY COUNCIL and the safety of the staff face masks or face Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm Paiute B.A.C.A. Color Country Chapter Meeting covering are required inside the museum. Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute (435) 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall 1st Thurs 7 pm • 593 N 1450 W, Cedar 35 E 100 N • (435) 477-3331 COMMUNITY BIBLE STUDY – Precept Upon 586-1112 Ext. 307 City. Helpline: 435-559-4505 The Great Fact • T, F, Noon. • Call for Precept Bible Study, Cedar City Public location • (702) 802-1332 or (702) 533-7856 Library, (303 N 100 East). 6:30-8:45pm. A 4-week Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm • Canyon study of Hosea. Please register early. Call Park, Lions Pavilion • (435) 477-8925 435-267-2234 or 435-238-3078 for info/register. The Great Fact • T, Fri, Noon. Classes/Activities The workbook for Hosea is $9.00. Books will Call (435) 559-7777 for location. be available first week w/orientation planned. ADULT BARRE/MODERN DANCE Pickleball Group Al-Anon Lesson 1 will be discussed the following week. Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts. www.precept.org. Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) Dr, Cedar City) unless otherwise listed members, or $8 drop-in fee. and free (outdoors) Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm Community Presbyterian Church, 2279 N. ARTHRITIS FOUNDATIONS EXERCISE ROCK CLUB Thursday, August 27 Wedgewood, Cedar City. (435) 559-3333 Wed, 1 pm, Cedar City Senior Center 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, 201 Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm, Parowan 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained Just Because Day Senior Center, 685 N 300 E (435) 477-8925 instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. Learn about Hope for Today (Family Groups) endurance-building activities, relaxation geology, find gems, fossils and minerals. Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 techniques, and health education topics. Learn to cut and polish and make jewelry. southernutahrockclub.org NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS AWANA BIBLE CLUB www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 pm SOUTHERN UTAH WOODTURNERS Most classes meet at 203 E Cobblecreek Dr, Preschool-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 pm 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood unless otherwise listed Valley Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, shop, 703 W 600 S. Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm Cedar City • (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 • Wed, 8 pm TAE KWON DO CLASS Just for Today BOOK CLUB Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 303 N 100 E. This month we will discuss Center, 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/ Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm "The Secret Wisdom of Nature" by Peter mo., ages 5+, any experience level (435) (Small room) Wohlleben 865-9223. Helps benefit Canyon Creek Women Only • Sun, 11 am Crisis Center. Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm CEDAR CHEST QUILTERS’ GUILD The Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center TOP BAR HIVE BEE KEEPING (877) 865-5890. 489 E 200 S • (435) 586-0832 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library ALZHEIMER'S CAREGIVER CEDAR CITY RADIO CONTROL CLUB 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 Online Meetings: 2nd Fri, 5:30 pm 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • RSVP to [email protected] TOa PS – T ke Off Pounds Sensibly or (435) 238-4998 x8773 303 N 100 E. Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. CEDAR CITY TOASTMASTERS Evening weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm PARKINSON’S Cedar City Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose 2nd Thurs, 3 pm • Cedar City Library (West Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub 14 ANNUAL COOL AUGUST NITES: VIRTUAL Room), 303 N 100 E 86 W University Blvd. Find your voice weight without buying special foods. CAR SHOW, 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm at Bradshaw & shape your future. Be the leader and 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) or 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) Chevrolet (360 N Main St, Cedar City). Due to CAREGIVERS speaker you want to be. (603) 731-0116 COVID, everything will be digital and online. All 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging WATER AEROBICS CLASS Offices, 585 N Main St, Ste. 1, Cedar City CEDAR PROFESSIONALS the pictures of the vehicles will be posted on Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 Bradshaw Chevy Facebook page so the public Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 S W., Fun, up-tempo workout to music. ARP—ADDICTION RECOVERY Highway 91, Cedar City. An organization can like, share, comment to help determine 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary Intensive cardio, full body muscle toning. the winner. Bradshaw will also be holding building, Main & 300 N, Parowan of business people. Stimulate business Any fitness level. All ages. $3/class, for members through exchange of ideas, a LIVE event on their Facebook page for the SENIOR BLIND/VISUALLY IMPAIRED information and business referrals. including pool admission. (435) 327-2091 raffle (Donors include: Infowest, Carquest, 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library 303 www.cedarprofessionals.org (no text) Front Porch Twang, Rolling Rubber and so many N 100 E COLOR COUNTRY WINDS WEIGHTWATCHERS REIMAGINED! more) and to share info about the vehicles that were entered. The entry fee for the car NAMI BRIDGES & Family to Family Wed • Come brush up on your band skills Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar City Aquatic Center Thurs, 7 pm • Southwest Behavioral to share with the community. Call Debbie 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, show as well as the raffle ticket purchases will Health Center, 245 E 680 S, Cedar City at (435) 559-9609 for time and location. in-person motivation from members, all go to Aiden Weakly’s medical expenses. Free • (435) 590-7749 or (435) 590-0880 Aiden was recently involved in an accident COLOR COUNTRY PICKLEBALL trained guides and wellness coaches. PREGNANCY, INFANT LOSS (702) 832-0555. Evening workshops now that resulted in him being life-flighted up to 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So. M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake available. More info at weightwatchers. Primary Children’s Hospital and he is currently Center). Paddles & balls supplied. Utah • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar City com/us/find-a-meeting) in critical condition. If you have a vehicle (it www.southernutahshare.com (435) 586-6345 does not matter if it is a motorcycle, semi- WELLNESS PLACE truck, bus, new car, etc.) and would like to Multiple sclerosis HEY CEDARS SQUARE DANCE 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar City Visitor’s Wed • Beginner’s, 6 pm, Mainstream 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) enter it into the event, please contact Seana Center (581 N Main) For both caregivers and Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior Center 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc. Bailey or Cortnie Warren on Facebook for more those with MS. No age limit. 489 E 200 S. (435) 531-6811 or (435) 669-4867 com/upcoming-classes information and a registration form! Iron County Today life Wednesday, August 26, 2020 15 C alendar

our farm favorites and some new items on our Friday, August 28 menu. (Seasonal menu will change each week). Monday, August 31 For info call (435) 531-6461. Bow Tie Day RED ACRE: BREAKFAST ON THE FARM – 8 to Trail Mix Day FINAL FRIDAY ART WALK – 5 to 8 pm. Held 11-ish am, or until the foods all gone, Red SUMA: SPECIAL EXHIBIT – “Find the at various locations along Main Street Acre Farms (2322 W 4375 N, Cedar City). Come Distance: Jimmie F. Jones and University Blvd (about 25 N Main St to enjoy the farm, hear the roosters crow, feed Retrospective.” Opening Monday – Saturday University Blvd then west to 300 W University the animals and eat a real farm breakfast! from 11:00 am – 6:00 pm in Southern Utah Blvd). FREE event. Visit with artists, see Fresh and hot off the grill! Farm Girl Flapjacks Museum of Art – SUMA (13 South 300 West, beautiful art pieces made using a variety of made from scratch, French toast from our Cedar City). Admission is FREE. For information mediums, and maybe purchase a new piece to bread, farm hash with veggies grown on the IRON COUNTY FAIR: “Demolition Derby” visit www.suu.edu/suma. The exhibition will add to your collection. For more information farm, fresh eggs from the girls cooked to order, – 6:00 pm (Mini Car Derby), 7 pm (Demolition showcase works of art that span the length visit them on Facebook: /CedarCityWalks or / bacon and sausage from our free-range pork! Derby), Iron County Fair Grand Stands (471 40 S, of Jones’s life. Starting with grade school, his CedarCityArts. Info: (435) 865-6792 or visit them on Facebook / Parowan). Tickets: $10 adults, $6 children/ works of art will appear chronologically with RedAcreFarmCSA/ seniors. Advanced tickets available at the pieces from high school, college, his Mexico Parowan & Cedar City Visitor Centers and period (1961-1975), and his landscape period online at www.ironcounty.net. Gates will open (1976-2009). It will also include an installation Saturday, August 29 at 4:00 pm for advance ticket holders and 4:30 of his Rockville studio desk and two portraits pm for general admission. Chop Suey Day of Jones painted by friends Earl Jones and Richard Hardin. CHILDS LIVES MATTER MARCH – 10am, Cedar City Parking Garage (100 E – Right of Lin’s). Wear blue for child trafficking awareness. Tuesday, September 1 Letter Writing Day

RED ACRE: SATURDAY ON THE FARM – 8 am to 8 pm, Red Acre Farm (2322 W 4375 N, Cedar City). There is no entry fee to the farm. Shop at the farm stand and enjoy different venues each DISC GOLF SINGLES TOURNAMENT – “SUDGA week. We want to share with you how this OUTDOOR MOVIE & LANTERN FESTIVAL, 8 pm Trilogy Challenge” 10am – 7pm, small family farm does it and how we got to – 10:30 pm, Lake at the Hills (2090 W Royal Thunderbird Gardens (200 E 900 N, Cedar City where we are today. Check our website (www. Hunte Dr, Cedar City), admission is FREE. Please – behind Cedar Ridge Golf Course). The redacrefarmcsa.org) or call 435-865-6792. register at www.eventbrite.com, 1 Ticket per tournament will have flex-start (Tournament family group (max of 8 per family group). Director Keith Howells will be hanging out all Seating is at 8 pm, Lantern Launch will be 8:30 day) so come anytime from 10 am – 7 pm and pm and the Movie (Kung Fu Panda) at 9 pm. Join CHILDREN’S STORY TIME, 10 am to 11 am, start playing. Enjoy playing the front nine holes this FREE, Fun, Family event! The seating area Frontier Homestead State Park Museum (635 (twice) for a total of 18 holes. Player Divisions is paved so be sure to bring your own chairs N Main St, Cedar City), admission is FREE. and Entry Fees are $35. Register at: https:// and blankets. Tickets are REQUIRED for a space This is an opportunity for preschool children www.discgolfscene.com/tournaments/SUDGA_ reservation and entrance to the event. Please to learn about the past through stories and Trilogy_Challenge_2020 have your ticket available on your phone or a history related activities. Enjoy a new story printed copy. Each ticket will have a reservation and activity each week. For information call number for where your family group space will (435) 586-9290. be located. Face masks are encouraged. CEDAR CITY YEAR-ROUND DOWNTOWN FARMERS MARKET, 9 am - Noon, Every Wednesday, September 2 Saturday rain or shine, in the parking lot Sunday, August 30 behind the Stratford Hotel, (18 S Main Street) Bl ueberry Popsicle Day or inside the building behind the parking lot Toasted Marshmallow Day in the cold weather months. Definitely worth 2013 – Sixty-four-year-old swimmer, stopping by for art work, baked goods, crafts, BRISTLECONE: CARS & COFFEE – 9 am to Diana Nyad, becomes the first person to swim custom semi-precious stone and costume Noon, Bristlecone Company (67 W University from Cuba to the United States in 53 hours, jewelry, farm fresh produce, homemade Blvd/Center St, Cedar City). Join for a casual without a shark cage. Her mantra: “Find A SWEET PEA: BREAKFAST ON THE FARM – meet up to connect, grab a fresh coffee, New Every Saturday 8 to Noon, Sweet Pea Farm & brownies & candies, home style treats, way.” Nyad had previously made four other York bagels, and enjoy some of the sweetest Orchard (136 S 600 W, Parowan), pricing per homemade jams & jellies, homeopathic items failed attempts at the 110-mile swim. (www. rides Cedar City has to offer. For information item ranges $2.50 – $7.50. We will have all of and 100% real honey. thepeoplehistory.com) call (435) 708-0000. 16 Wednesday, August 26, 2020 life Iron County Today

photos by corey baumgartner Mud Bog Races return to County Fair

by Corey BAUMGARTNER I ron County Today As one of the main events of the Iron County Fair in Parowan, the Mud Bog Races got underway last Saturday evening. The muddy affair began with on-foot racers who enjoyed a dirty dash through the muddy moat to the finish line. Some more leisurely racers also took time for a detour as they engaged in mud-fights and enjoyed a free mud-bath. Eventually, the evening’s muddy main event got underway. Daring drivers behind the wheel of trucks of all types, ATV’s and Side-by-sides, each took a turn at traversing the rut (not) less traveled. To the cheers of the crowd, most vehicles escaped; proving themselves in the provoking trench while slinging sloppy mud all over the place. However, some vehicles became a prisoner of the muck and needed the assistance of the nearby excavator and its crew, who weren’t afraid of getting muddy to make the rescue. Don’t miss next weekend’s pre- mier event, the Demolition Derby at 7pm, with Mini Car races at 6pm. For more info visit: ironcountyfair.net. Iron County Today life Wednesday, August 26, 2020 17 Small and simple things B usiness

s the refreshing rains in life. Concerning wiper returned to Southern blades, they can make all Utah, I was thankful in the difference while driving B usiness and community manyA ways. I was thankful through storms. for thirsty crops caressed by We will all experience the Mother Nature’s tears. I was storms of life. Sometimes loyalty are the same thing thankful for the drenched your physical, emotional and drought, even if the delight- spiritual windshields get ful deluge was only a tem- drenched in rain, bugs and porary sip from the waters the muck of life. It’s very Building Main Street, Not Wall Street of life. While there are many difficult, even unsafe, to try other reasons to rejoice in and drive when you can’t the rainfall, including my see properly. And when you t has been said, "Either you deal with social distancing and fresh air. Cities and bonus free car wash, I was try looking at life through a reality, or you can be sure that the downtown districts need to be looking also thankful for my newly dirty, or even cracked wind- reality is going to deal with you." This for ideas to have markets, dollar days Ihas never been truer than today when and a host of other potential shopper replaced wiper blades. shield, you can feel wayward, Wiper blades are an worthless and wiped out. entire communities, businesses and indi- attracting events that spur traffic. For amazing invention. Sure, it When you do feel wiped viduals are forced into an ever-changing a constant stream of ideas that may may take time to locate the out because your wiper new reality. Taking that one step further, translate into your community, I would correct ones for your vehicle, blades are broken, even if small and mid-sized communities are invite you to visit the Building Main but when the rain starts if you can’t replace them to survive, they must face the new reality Street, not Wall Street Facebook page as falling on your windshield, right away, don’t be afraid and find ways to build loyalty toward we add new ideas every week. you’ll be glad you not only to pull over and patiently their hyper-local business base. Without For those communities that really bought that, they will struggle at best and slowly want to make a splash, there are pro- them, but die in the worst-case scenario. grams out there that bring the products installed In the age of Covid-19 where govern- and services that might normally be them ment mandated the shuttering of many found in big cities right to your door- correctly. small businesses while corporate and step. Does your community have their It’s worth t he Rut big box competitors were allowed to own App or website that is modeled men- remain open, entire districts after Groupon or other big tioning less traveled of small businesses have been market products? One thing that, even devastated. With this being that technology has done in the case in many communities, recent years is make what if you by Corey Baumgartner buy the it is time for communities to was unthinkable for smaller super- I ron County Today fight back and regain control markets just a few years ago duper- of their destinies. One might very possible today. storm-of-the-century- wait for the storm to pass. ask, how is that done in today’s Lastly, there is a bill (Local rain-repelling kind; if you Maybe you also need to difficult business climate? Journalism Sustainability Act) don’t use them, they will be repair your internal wiper With creativity! being presented in Congress useless. Also, if you don’t blades to help clear away the City leaders needs to work that might be fast-tracked with their Chambers and that provides large tax credits keep them maintained and/ rude, crude comments and John A. Newby their local media companies. for businesses that advertise or replaced, they won’t actions from those around columnist work properly when you you? Sometimes, it’s not just They need to come up with with their local media. need them. This can put harmless water droplets to creative programs that drive This will be HUGE for your your safety and that of your disperse, it’s repairing rock business to their Main Streets, programs hyper-local businesses and your local passengers and other drivers chips. If you’ve ever had a that incentivize the local residents to media companies. It would also provide at risk. rogue rock chip/crack your spend their dollars with the hyper-local a tax credit to those subscribing to a It’s like life. Too often, windshield, or have had to businesses. Now is the time when real local newspaper. I would encourage we wait until we need endure another person’s leaders have the opportunity to step to every media company and community something to realize it’s not uncaring actions towards plate and lead within their community. resident to contact your congressional working and should have you or someone else, you In Appleton, WI. the downtown representatives and voice your support been replaced beforehand. know they can feel the same association got together and designed for this legislation, it could be a boon for It’s often the small and sim- as a rogue rock. a T-shirt that said “Downtown Unites” small towns across America. ple things—the things that Finally, never let fear stop selling thousands at $10 each, reminding In conjunction with the Local could have been replaced/ you from repairing or replac- people to unite and support their local Journalism Sustainability Act, this repaired relatively easily ing anything in your life hyper-local business base. Many media presents a unique opportunity for city and quickly long before that is blocking your vision companies around the country have leadership and chambers to add a local the storm—things that we and your value, including put together plans allowing hyper-local flair to this piece of legislation. If done put off until the proverbial yourself. Don’t beat yourself businesses to advertise at very little correctly, this allows your businesses “tomorrow” and then wonder up for procrastinating the cost, sometimes for free. They have done to promote and market themselves like why we didn’t act sooner. It’s repairs, or replacements. this through working with the commu- never before at practically no cost. This not even that we don’t have Remember that you can nity leaders and Chambers. assures support for your local media the time, tools, or talents; find the strength to endure Many communities have closed company as well which is also struggling it’s that we don’t realize life’s storms. The key is not roads to make it possible for local Main Street businesses to move outside onto that small things really do complaining about the rain see loyalty » 21 make the biggest differences but learning to dance in it. the sidewalks and streets allowing for 18 Wednesday, August 26, 2020 life Iron County Today B usiness people

weddg in Brooklyn & Matthew Gabe and Deidre Henderson are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Brooklyn Elizabeth, to Matthew Keith Matheson, son of Gaylen and Amy Matheson, in the Cedar City Temple on Saturday, August 29, 2020. Matthew and Brooklyn will celebrate this joyous occasion with family and friends. The couple will reside in Cedar City and continue their educational endeavors at Southern Utah University.

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by Shay Baruffi gets warm, and when it’s hot a bike shop in Layton, Utah in I ron County Today everywhere; we head up the the late-90’s.” This passion has mountain to ride amongst remained with him and devel- Ryan Gurr, owner of Red the Aspen trees. It doesn’t get oped into the business he owns Rock Bicycle Co, opened the better than that!” today; “I’ve always felt that Cedar City location in June of cycling can improve any com- 2020, “We’re not entirely new munity that chooses to embrace to the Cedar City area, we’ve it. There is a fabulous freedom been putting on mountain bike that comes with the ability to racing at Three Peaks and road choose how to get from A to B.” rides around the Parowan Gap He also added that, “Riding my for years,” shared Gurr. bike to work is how I choose Red Rock Bicycle’s first to start my day, however, it’s location was in St. George. not the only way to ride a bike. Gurr loved the Cedar City Here at Red Rock Bicycle Co, area so much he decided we support a diverse staff who a second location up here enjoys mountain biking, road would be valuable. “I’ve been riding, triathlon, BMX racing, wanting to open my doors in and cruising the paved trails Cedar City for a number of with their family.” years now,” he expressed. “I Red Rock Bicycle Co. offers believe the Southwest corner bicycle repair services, bicycle of Utah is one of the most rentals and bicycle/ accessory dynamic cycling destinations purchasing opportunities. Also, in the country and I wanted to Abraham McCowan (https:// help bridge the gap between chuckwallapress.com) currently Washington County and Iron photos by shay baruffi has a guest artist display. For County. We live in an absolutely more information about Red stunning environment that Ryan has had a passion for Rock Bicycle Co. visit their provides access to riding cycling for many years; “I have website at: https://redrockbi- year-round. We can ride in been in this industry since I cycle.com and visit their Cedar St. George when the weather turned 16 and I’m still here 22 City location at: 996 S. Main St. gets cold, Cedar City when it years later. My first job was at Cedar City, UT. Iron County Today life Wednesday, August 26, 2020 19 Swimming with your dog...very cool from Rick & Debby Adair small rubber chicken with the red For Iron County Today vest was successfully launched by Carol downstream followed by Razz y wife, Debby, asked me successfully launching herself in for weeks, “You want to go hot pursuit. Raskin abducted the swimming with me and fictional fowl with no significant MRaskin?” (Raskin is our Black Lab and resistance. Chin-up, chicken-se- service-dog.) It was hot on Saturday, cured, she performed a splashy so I said, “Why not?” U-turn, and made a beeline back to The adventure began a block Carol the treat-master...for whom away from, "DogQuatics,” with a the tail wags. sign on the corner that read, “Begin Whether racing for the next Waggin.” With all three rubber toy, diving under Raskin's of our tails “a-waggin,” pumping paws...or just cooling we pulled into our Rkias n the off on a July “hotter-than-a- Black Lab, gets parking spot and her paws wet as baker’s-belt-buckle” weekend... she doggy-paddles with Vet-Tech Carol Williams during an afternoon swim.

C ourtesy The Adairs Deb introduced me to Carol, the we had a blast. Pom-pom-less Deb owner, lifeguard and resident profes- had just as much fun on the side- sor of canine aquatics. A delightful lines. Carol is one of those rare, and woman, I enjoyed her company as happy, individuals who follows her much as Raskin...and I didn’t even passions...right into the pool behind get a treat when I beat Raskin to the a puppy. rubber chicken. Deb sat in a beach If you, your dog or your spouse chair next to the not-so-miniature (not necessarily in that order), indoor lap pool and labored in her would like to cool off, compete for specialty, conversation and puppy rubber chickens and treats...under an cheerleading...sans-pom-poms. umbrella of pleasant conversation, Like most Labs, Raskin has a “DogQuatics” is the place for you. perpetual wag going on, but when Carol enters the scene, Raskin’s tail DogQuatics combines with her entire body...a »»2437 W 5700 N., Cedar City, Utah – familiar case of the tail wagging 84721, 435-572-7000 the entire ecstatic dog. After Carol »»Specialties: Injury Recovery, Weight put on an iridescent yellow doggy Management, Water Safety, Fitness life-vest with “carrying handles,” and FUN! Raskin made her way to the top step »»Carol Williams, RVT, CCRP. in the pool with eager treat-antic- Registered veterinary technician. ipation sparkling in her eyes. The Certified canine rehab practitioner. 20 Wednesday, August 26, 2020 life Iron County Today faith Bi ble 101.3 The greatest debt The most influential person (Part 1) by Edy Meredith to pay the price for humanity’s sins and but in the value of having For Iron County Today redeem humanity individually from the wages of sin, which is death (Romans Matthew 18:35 peace of mind. He was free f you check the internet for the Most 6:23). Because no matter how hard we from a weight that would have Influential People of All Time, you will humans try, we never meet the standard (was already!) crushed him and find some conflicting lists. If a list of perfection which Jesus said even he scriptures are full his family. This was a happy Iis based on Michael H. Hart’s 1978 book extends to our minds, for who can control of profound parables ending! However, this man called “The 100: A Ranking of the Most their random thoughts? to help us not only see went out and found one who lifeT differently but to live it owed him money, 100 Denarii Influential Persons in History” then you will find that Muhammad is Numero Uno These two themes are illustrated better. One such example is the ($8,800), and demanded because Hart believed that Muhammad throughout the historical narratives Unforgiving Servant. A certain payment. They could not do was number one in 2 spheres: religious referred to in Bible 101.2 last week as man could not pay that which so, but begged for more time. and political, whereas Jesus was only the historical contexts in the both Old he owed. So, the king was going Sounds familiar, right? Well, influential in one sphere; that of religion. and New Testaments/Covenants. If you to sell the man, his family and this man was not merciful like Hart also believed that Christianity is study as you read, you will receive great everything he owned to pay the king was and had the man divided between 2 teachers, Jesus Christ benefit as your mind grows to encompass the debt. It sounds harsh, but who owed him money (pock- and Paul the apostle, who was a follower human history and God’s revelation of His such was the law in those et-change) thrown into jail! of Jesus. Hart’s bias, I believe, destroys his purposes in human history. times and even today. When we Long story short, the king list because Muhammad ruled politically Did Jesus know and understand the are in debt and do not/cannot found out and wasn’t pleased. through vicious conquest and battles Old Testament/Covenant? Jesus quoted pay it, we are tormented by He changed his mind about the whereas Jesus rules through the Holy Exodus 7 times, Deuteronomy 10 times, phone calls and letters, etc. billion-dollar debt and had the Spirit changing a person’s Isaiah 8 times, and Psalms and it can feel like we’ve been servant thrown into jail until heart from a heart of We never 11 times. Yes, Jesus knew sold into misery; perhaps also he could pay back all he owed. stone to a heart of flesh. the Old Testament/ losing loved I would also like to meet the Covenant. He even used ones (or refer readers and students it to educate His own fol- moments of to the following book by standard lowers. An example of this happiness D. James Kennedy: “What “ is when He meets two of with them) God's If Jesus Had Never been of perfection His followers on the road and posses- Born?” In the book, Dr. to Emmaus following His sions, in an Porch Kennedy documents the which Jesus resurrection and instructs attempt to repay our influence of Jesus in the them in the prophecies by Corey Baumgartner “entire spectrum of human said even contained in the Old merciless existence” including civil extends to Testament regarding creditors. I ron County Today liberties, medicine, the Himself. Of course, I have Spiritual arts, economics, sexuality, our minds skipped ahead and must spoilers, this man in debt I’m not sure how that would education, morality, and wait until our “prophecy” begged the king for more time be possible being in prison, but criminal and civil law. (The book is available genre to write about that. to repay the debt. The king did the moral of the story is that on Abe.com for less than $10.00 and is How does God direct human history not give the man more time, we should forgive others as worth 100 times that amount in historical to achieve His purposes of redemption, but instead forgave the entire our Heavenly King has forgiven perspective.) Go also to Wealthygorilla. paying the price for humanity’s individual debt! As far as I could find us and to show more mercy com for their list of the 25 most influential and corporate sins? In these troubling out, the amount owed by this during difficult times. people of all time with Jesus Christ as the times when cities in America and across unforgiving, ungrateful servant Because in our lives, we are most influential and Numero Uno. the world are in revolt against the rule of is somewhere in the stable all in (or have experienced) To summarize the message of the law and safety of its citizenry, this is the (they didn’t have ballparks some kind of debt and Old Testament/Covenant and the most important question you should be back then) of about 4.5 billion difficulty, spiritually and/or New Testament/Covenant, look to the asking so that you become ready for the dollars! One talent was twenty monetarily. We know all too following: Big Game Show of Life. Even our leaders years wages for a laborer well what it is like to be in a have lost their way. and equaled about $457,000 financial situation and wonder- The Old Covenant/Testament estab- » Next week we will discuss more about dollars. The person in the ing how it will ever be possible lishes God’s standard of holiness and per- the Laws given in the Old Testament/ parable owed 10,000 talents! to pay back our debts. Isn’t fection through the Ten Commandments, Covenant and why neither we nor ancient The point of the parable isn’t that also how we feel when we law, rules and regulations for behavior. peoples could match the perfection the amount owed/forgiven, sin, and/or when someone has Unfortunately, no humans were able to required by God given in Leviticus, parts of but that there was no possible sinned against us? We wonder reach, meet or attain God’s standard in Exodus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. We way (most likely) it could ever how it’s possible to fully pay their behavior or thought in life. will also refer to Dr. Kennedy’s book men- repaid in a lifetime. for our sins and ever be fully » The New Covenant/Testament tioned above. Enjoy the lessons of history The story doesn’t end here. forgiven and set free. Jesus not reveals God’s grace whereby God Himself illustrated so well in the Biblical book of life. The man had been given such a only has the answer, He is the came down from His heavenly throne See you next week for Bible 101.4. great gift; not only monetarily, answer! Iron County Today life Wednesday, August 26, 2020 21 back to obituaries school « Continued from page 13 A lice Sally Chavez sense of respect. “My biggest Alice Sally Chavez was born in Los concern is for the safety of Angeles, California on February 18, the people in our building,” 1938 to Thomas Miranda and Edwarda Fieldsted added. The best Ortiz. Alice passed away peacefully in way to encourage safety both her sleep on August 13, 2020. February 29, 1980, Alice married physically and mentally is to Melchor Chavez in Las Vegas, Nevada. abide by the rules in place and In 1998 Alice and Melchor decided continue to make connections to move from the “big city” to Cedar from student to teacher, City, Utah where they enjoyed making new friends. Melchor passed away teacher to teacher, and student January 20, 2001. to student. Alice was a woman of true faith While students prepare and humility. An active member of for both online and in-person Christ the King Catholic Church, she was a founding member of learning as well as becoming The Blue Army. This group meets weekly to pray the Rosary for special intentions, parishioners, and the Church. Alice enjoyed tolerant of wearing masks, working for North Elementary school where she helped children teachers and staff members in the Foster Grandparent Reading Program. The Catholic Thrift have been learning and adapt- Shoppe was lucky to have Alice as a dedicated volunteer for ing to the new environment many years. Alice is survived by her children, David Mawson (Flora); quickly. Johnathan Chidester, Debbie Mawson; Curtis Mills (Ex-wife Sherri) (Cristina); and an English teacher coming step-children Jesus Chavez (Rosa); Arturo Chavez (Nancy); up on his fifth year at Cedar Rn etur ing Reds at Cedar High find a way to make wearing face masks a Lidia Chavez, 14 grandchildren, 32 great-grandchildren and 1 High, explains some of the positive and fashionable experience. great-great-grandchild. struggles the educators are She was preceded in death by her husband; two sons, Anthony Arzate and Ernie Arzate. facing. “We’re filling more A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Saturday, August 22 roles,” he says. “Never would I at 2:00 pm at Christ the King Catholic Church 690 S. Cove Drive, have guessed that I would be Cedar City, Utah. Family and close friends gathered for a final a sanitizer, health counselor, farewell. Your prayers for Alice and her family are very much teacher, educator, (using) appreciated. standards-based grading, implementing technology, blended learning, and new curriculum, all at the same time. There’s been a lot thrown at us, but we’re used to it.” In S ubmitting addition to the changes, some of the returning faculty also an obituary… have concerns involving their health or the health of rela- There is no charge for obituaries of 400 words or less. tives. The looming fear of the Submissions can be made online at ironcountytoday. Coronavirus has many on edge. com, or emailed to [email protected] or Compassion and respect photos vy Ericka Marchant brought to 389 N 100 W, #12, Cedar City, Utah 84721. are needed more than ever in your class has those same the reasoning behind the rules, A single submission may include up to two photos. the year to come. “Think about kinds of people in their life members of Cedar High hope The deadline for submission is Monday at noon. For who your sphere of influence that they're trying to protect,” to continue through the school pricing information for obituaries longer than 400 involves and realize that every Chidester expressed. By keeping year and keep their positive words, please call 435-867-1865 ext. 5. single one of the students in this in mind and understanding outlook.

the titanic or is your community on loyalty a highway to success? Let it be the « Continued from page 17 highway to success. along with the entire community. I could go on and write pages of John A. Newby, author of the "Building ideas that would work depending Main Street, Not Wall Street " column upon the market, but it is more dedicated to helping communities important that you understand the and local media companies combine urgency of your actions. Covid-19 synergies that allow them to not has left communities with little just survive, but thrive in a world room for error. How you react in where truly-local is lost to Amazon, the coming weeks and months may Wall Street chains and others. well determine the destiny of your [email protected]. community. Is your community on 22 Wednesday, August 26, 2020 Scores & Recaps from Iron County S ports Competition Falcons keep rolling, stick fork in Red Devils

by Tom ZULEWSKI Aug. 21 to improve to 2-0 on 2A South school. 11 carries, and CV finished Canyon View I ron County Today the season. CV quarterback Dakota Esancy, Gabe Lake, with 299 of its 410 total yards Jake Garrett added a 5-yard and Jarrett Johnson added coming on the ground. Gunner Hatch scored touchdown pass to Jake Tom touchdowns on the ground, The Red Devils got all of three touchdowns, and the as they took a 40-0 lead at and Mason Berg returned their scoring in the second 61 Canyon View Falcons locked halftime and cruised from a blocked punt on special half on a pair of touchdown down on defense in the there, allowing the reserves teams for another Falcons throws from Dante Wells first half as they routed the to see significant minutes in score. Hatch finished with to Ryelan Jones Grand Grand Red Devils, 61-22 on the second half against the 121 yards rushing on only in the third Canyon View's Jake Tom stiff 22 arms a Devil on his way to helping the G rand 0 0 16 6 -- 22 Falcons earn a second- Cyn. View 26 14 7 14 -- 54 straight victory. Q1 – CV – Hatch 1 run (kick failed), 10:02 CV – Hatch 5 run (run failed), 6:38 CV – Tom 5 pass from Garrett (Barlow kick), 4:08 CV – Lake 5 run (Barlow kick), 1:19 Q2– CV – Hatch 8 run (Barlow kick), 10:34 CV – Berg 42 blocked punt return (Barlow kick), 5:39 Q3 – CV – Esancy 1 run (Barlow kick), 9:27 G – Jones 7 pass from Wells (Wells two- point pass), 4:41 G – Jones 15 pass from Wells (Wells two- point pass), 1:03 Q4 – CV – Larsen 15 pass from Miller (Barlow kick), 11:55 G – Jones 41 run (run failed), 9:03 CV – Johnson 7 run (Barlow kick), :48

quarter and Jones scoring on a 41-yard touchdown run in the fourth. Canyon View will play its third straight home game Friday when they welcome the Enterprise Wolves for a 7 p.m. kickoff. Parowan (0-2) is still searching for its first win under new head coach Ryan Heath as the Rams dropped a 20-3 decision on the road at Duchesne on Aug. 21. The Eagles set the tone early when Kaleb Sanchez returned the opening kickoff 88 yards for a touchdown, while Cameron Brady added a 32-yard scoring pass to Trevin Coll in the second quarter. Kelly Mangum hit a field goal from 35 yards out in the third quarter to give Parowan (0-2) its only points of the game. The Rams will try again to get their first win of the season Friday on the road at Layton Christian. Kickoff is at 4 p.m. jr robinson Iron County Today sports Wednesday, August 26, 2020 23

Ba r xtan Torres High School Girls Soccer catches a 70-yard touchdown pass from Jarron Garrett Falcons stun Warriors to try and keep the Reds Sa vanna Culler in the game. beats Snow Lady Reds blank Canyon's Sara Hart panthers in to the ball and the Falcons held on to make region opener history and beat their hostoric rivals.

by Tom ZULEWSKI I ron County Today Canyon View girls soccer coach Steve Newman admitted he couldn’t recall the last time the Falcons were able to win a match on the pitch against the Snow Canyon Warriors. On Aug. 20, his team played a match they probably won’t forget anytime soon. Addie Newman scored the game’s only goal in the third

corey baumgartner minute, and CV defense made it hold up the rest of the way as they finished off a 1-0 win over Snow Canyon in the Region 9 opener. W asps rally in It ended a winless streak of 29 matches (0-25-4) against the Warriors that dates back to Oct. second half, 7, 2003. Protecting the lead for 77 sting Reds minutes may have felt like an eternity, but Steve Newman said jr robinson it’s a showcase for the improve- by Tom ZULEWSKI ment the Falcons (1-0 region, 3-0 I ron County Today overall) are continuing to display. “We’ve been trying to be much Turnovers and penalties are never good more aggressive with crisp passes, things in football games. For the Cedar Reds, moving without the ball, and just both elements came crashing down at the worst focusing on our shape and form,” times and led to a loss on the home field. he said. “We had times when we Bodee let down, but we’re working on Blackett Juab just being a team. Once we start returned the believing in ourselves, we’ll be second-half even better.” kickoff 99 yards Aspen Bergener earned her 30 for the go-ahead first clean sheet of the season and touchdown, and didn’t have to face many challeng- two third-quar- Cedar ing moments in the second half as ter turnovers the breeze picked up. One direct added enough free kick by the Warriors from points to help just outside the 18-yard box sailed 19 the Juab Wasps high and wide with less than 10 beat Cedar for Juab 7 0 10 13 -- 30 minutes to play. Cedar 0 13 0 6 -- 19 the second year Addie Newman, who netted in a row, 30-19, Q1 – J – Dye 14 run (Stephenson kick), :00 her fourth goal of the season Las dy Red Q2 – C – Torres 70 pass from Garrett on Aug. 21. The for Canyon View, said starting Keanna (Hernandez kick), 8:28 Reds fell to 1-1 Tolman passes C – Garrett 7 run (kick failed), :54 fast made a big difference in the with the loss, the ball Q3 – J – Blackett 99 kickoff return S( te- team’s performance. downfield in phenson kick), 11:44 while the Wasps J – FG Richards 31, 2:57 “We were trying to attack the Reds region improved to 2-0. Q4 – J – Olsen 17 pass from Jackson early,” she said. “I saw Maizie opener victory (Stephenson kick), 11:11 “We didn’t over the Pine C – Torres 5 run (pass failed), 6:08 View Panthers. J – Lund 26 run (kick failed), 1:59 see reds » 25 see soccer » 25 corey baumgartner 24 Wednesday, August 26, 2020 sports Iron County Today This achievement is worth remembering

he school year has just begun, » Like the girls soccer team, when I watched Cedar’s girls soccer but there was a girls soccer Canyon View football is off to an game against Pine View. We’re game on the pitch that carried unbeaten start at 2-0. They’ve racked I arrived about 15 minutes before someT significant weight and took the game kicked off, but wasn’t fortunate to up 101 points in the first two games, some demons off one team’s psyche including 61 in last week’s win over spotted by athletic director Danny be the first to after a long wait. 2A South school Grand. Lewis for about 10 minutes. In the “ Canyon View found a way to Being already immersed in hot afternoon sun with the air have what feels hold on for most of its temperature in the mid-90s, that’s match and finally beat not a good thing. like normal a nemesis for the first When the thermometer regis- time in – wait for it – 17 tered my body temperature at 100, with the return years. After 30 tries, the random I was immediately sent over to a Falcons ended a winless shady spot under a tree and away of high school stretch that dated back from the field. After five minutes and to Oct. 7, 2003. t houghts a chance for the breeze to cool me sports, but it Final score: Canyon off, Lewis returned and checked me by Tom Zulewski can and will View 1, Snow Canyon again. All was well and I walked back 0. After 25 losses – S ports Writer to the field. be taken away including one in the This virus is the real deal. We’re state playoffs – and four ties, the research mode for weird stats and fortunate to be the first to have what from us again if long nightmare is finally over. their impact, CV football had a feels like normal with the return of Since most of the CV team similar two-game stretch of 100-plus high school sports, but it can and will the rules aren’t wasn’t even born, with the possible total points in its past. The Falcons be taken away from us again if the followed. exception of the seniors and maybe put up 117 in weeks 5 and 6 of the rules aren’t followed. a junior or two, the last time they 2015 season – 55 against Delta and Please…stay safe, wash your could claim a victory over Snow 62 in a win over Richfield. hands and wear a mask. We’ll all Canyon, here were some things that Canyon View has another be better for it in the long run, and were part of our lives during that home game this week and looks to the athletes will have better stories Follow Tom Zulewski on Twitter year. continue its roll against Enterprise. worth telling to their kids and @TommyZee81 or email grandkids. » Ellen DeGeneres’ daytime talk The Wolves are 1-1 and shook off a [email protected]. show made its debut in 2003. season-opening loss at Duchesne with a 43-0 rout over South Sevier » “The Bachelor” and “American last week. Idol” were in their second seasons. » The U.S. Women’s National » It was surprising when I Soccer Team lost in the semifinals to saw it, but major props need to Germany at the World Cup. go out to American Fork athletic director Jeremy Lewis for putting » The Miami Marlins were known his foot down. Lewis took to the as the Florida Marlins back then and PA microphone and stopped the won the World Series for the second school’s game against Timpview last time, beating the New York Yankees Thursday because social distancing in six games. wasn’t being practiced and masks » “Everybody Loves Raymond” weren’t being worn. won for Outstanding Comedy Series With the game being broadcast and “The West Wing” won Best locally on KJZZ and streamed live for Drama Series at the Emmy Awards. the online world to see, it wasn’t the “The West Wing” is available for best look to have in the middle of a streaming/binge-watching on pandemic. It took a while for fans, Netflix. especially those on the American Fork side, to separate and get masks » I was still living in Northern back on their faces. California. When I covered the Cedar- Juab game, I saw the signs at the Canyon View will have already entrances that said masks were played its next soccer game by the required, but not all fans in atten- time you see these words, but the dance had them on. Some were history made with that victory over eating, but that needs to be the only the Warriors six days ago will live on exception. I even learned how much for a long time. of a big deal temperature checks are

ironcountytoday.com Iron County Today sports Wednesday, August 26, 2020 25 reds « Continued from page 23 T om's sports Trivia challenge play well the whole game, from start to finish,” Bennett said. “We were hurt by penalties, and the This week’s dozen deals with trades. Some created legends, some left fan bases calling for the heads of turnovers only compounded things. It’s on me as the general managers who made them. Either way, have fun with these. the offensive coordinator, but we’ve got to play better.” 1. One of the most lopsided trades in sports history 9. Nolan Ryan started his MLB career with the New The visiting Wasps struck first on the final came in 1918 when Babe Ruth was sold to the York Mets. After winning the World Series in 1969, New York Yankees. Which team did the selling where did he go in a trade two seasons later? play of the first quarter when Jarred Dye found a and opened the gates to an 86-year World Series hole and raced 14 yards to the end zone for a 7-0 drought? A. Pittsburgh Pirates lead, but Cedar found its footing in the second. A. Detroit Tigers B. California Angels Braxtan Torres caught a 70-yard touchdown pass B. Cleveland Indians C. Los Angeles Dodgers from Jarron Garrett to tie the game, then Garrett C. Boston Red Sox D. St. Louis Cardinals found the end zone himself when he scored on a D. Chicago White Sox 7-yard run with 54 seconds left till halftime. The 10. In the 2004 NFL Draft, Eli Manning’s agent was extra point was missed, but the Reds led 13-7 at 2. Two of the Boston Celtics’ Big Three came in one reported as saying father Archie Manning didn’t blockbuster deal with the Golden State Warriors the break. want his son playing for which NFL team that was in 1980. Robert Parrish was one player in the trade. set to take him? When the teams came back out for the Who was the other? second half, Blackett’s return opened the A. San Diego Chargers A. Larry Bird floodgates and Juab never trailed again. Garrett B. Kevin McHale B. New York Giants threw the first of his two interceptions that led C. Dennis Johnson C. New York Jets to a 31-yard field goal from Ryker Richards with D. Bill Walton D. Cleveland Browns 2:57 left in the third quarter that pushed the lead to 17-13, and the Wasps forced a fumble that 3. Which team was forced to trade the draft rights 11. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar won five championship rings turned into a 17-yard touchdown pass from Alex to John Elway in 1984 when he refused to play for as a member of the Los Angeles Lakers, but earned them? Jackson to Dawson Olsen in the first minute of one more in 1971 with which team that originally the final period. A. Baltimore Colts drafted him? “There’s nothing else we can do about this B. Washington Football Team C. Denver Broncos A. Chicago Bulls now,” Bennett said. “Just show up on Monday, get to D. Detroit Lions B. Detroit Pistons work, and fix what we need to get fixed.” C. Milwaukee Bucks The Reds had some life left after Torres scored 4. Julius Erving was sold to the Philadelphia 76ers by D. Phoenix Suns his second touchdown on a 5-yard run with 6:08 which NBA team for $3 million in 1976, prompting its left, but Juab drove 59 yards and put the win away season-ticket holders to file a lawsuit for a refund? 12. Joe Montana may have led the San Francisco 49ers with two minutes to play on a 26-yard run by Trey A. Boston Celtics to four Super Bowls, but he eventually was traded Lund. B. New York Knicks to which team after his 1991 injury gave Steve Cedar will play its first road game of the C. Washington Bullets Young a chance to shine? D. New York Nets season Friday when they travel to face 6A school A. Kansas City Chiefs Taylorsville. The Warriors beat Northridge, 37-31 in 5. Which running back did the Dallas Cowboys trade B. Denver Broncos overtime last week and are 1-1 on the season. away to the Minnesota Vikings in 1989, igniting a C. Los Angeles Rams run of three Super Bowl wins in four seasons? D. Minnesota Vikings A. Herschel Walker soccer B. Tony Dorsett Last Week’s Answers C. Ricky Williams « Continued from page 23 D. Emmitt Smith 1. C: California. Riegels’ mistake led to a safety, and the Golden Bears lost the game to Georgia Tech, 8-7. (Hallows) dribbling down with a cross and saw the 6. Scottie Pippen came to the Chicago Bulls when he 2. A: Sugar Bowl. The Utes raced out to a 21-0 lead was traded from what team that originally drafted goalie going the other way, so I put my head on it.” before holding off the Crimson Tide, 31-17. him in 1987? Even after several missed attempts at adding an 3. B: Holiday Bowl. insurance goal in the second half, Addie Newman A. Dallas Mavericks said the Falcons played with no fear. B. Seattle Supersonics 4. D: Georgia. The Bulldogs rallied to beat the C. Golden State Warriors Oklahoma Sooners, 54-48. “We’ve been conditioning for this,” she said. D. Los Angeles Lakers “We were trying to get the goals, but we had the 5. C: Western Michigan. mindset to do everything we can and put our heart 7. Pedro Martinez was 10-5 as a rookie in 1993, but 6. B: Florida. The Gators beat Syracuse, 31-10. into it.” the Los Angeles Dodgers traded him away to which 7. A: Pinstripes. Syracuse defeated Kansas State, The Falcons played host to Hurricane on team the following year? 36-34, in the first Pinstripe Bowl played Dec. 30, Tuesday in a game that was too late for press A. Philadelphia Phillies 2010. deadline, and they’ll travel for a road game at Pine B. Atlanta Braves 8. D: Redbox. View on Thursday in a 7:30 p.m. kickoff. C. Montreal Expos D. New York Mets 9. C: 1992. Bowling Green defeated Nevada, 35-34, in The Cedar Lady Reds opened their Region 9 the first Las Vegas Bowl. campaign with a 1-0 shutout win over Pine View 8. The Cincinnati Reds traded away Frank Robinson in 10. B: Bahamas. at home Aug. 20. Freshman Rylan Tebbs scored the 1965 because he was described by management as 11. A: Alabama. The Crimson Tide has won 42 bowl game’s lone goal in the 10th minute of the opening “an old 30.” Where did Robinson end up in the deal half, and the Reds shut the Panthers down over and go on to win the Triple Crown and World Series games. USC is second with 34, while Texas is tied the final 70 minutes and improved to 2-1 on the the following season? with Penn State for fourth on the list with 30. season. A. Baltimore Orioles 12. B: Marshall. The Thundering Herd are 12-3 in its Cedar played a road game at Dixie on Tuesday B. Minnesota Twins 15 bowl games played (.800). Utah’s record is 17-6 and will host Crimson Cliffs on Thursday in a 4 p.m. C. 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Summons Public Notice Justin W. Wayment (7011) Pursuant to Judgment in case #200500038, Christian Jones (15873) the Honorable Keith C. Barnes, Judge, or- WAYMENT & JONES LAW dered, adjudged, and decreed that the Town Attorneys for Plaintiff of Cedar Highlands shall be disincorporated, 51 East 400 North #1 and the corporate powers of the municipality P.O. Box 1808 shall cease. So entered June 9, 2020. Pursuant Cedar City, UT 84721-1808 to Utah Code 10-2-705, all claims against the Telephone: (435) 586-3300 Town must be filed with the Court no later Fax: (435) 586-4288 than Sept. 15, 2020, and all claims not so filed Email: [email protected] shall be forever barred. At the expiration of Email: [email protected] the time so fixed, the Court shall adjudicate claims so filed, which shall be treated as de- IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT nied, and any citizen of the municipality at IN AND FOR IRON COUNTY STATE OF UTAH the time the vote was taken may appear and MARILYN V. CLINT, defend against any claim so filed. Plaintiff, Published Aug. 12, 19, 26 & Sept. 2, 2020 v. Iron County Today • ICT #0288 GREAT EASTERN MINING COMPANY, an ex- pired Utah corporation, SUMMIT MOUNTAIN, INC., an expired Utah corporation, and JOHN & JANE DOES 1-10, Notice of Enoch Defendants. Public Hearing Summons by Publication Notice is hereby given that the Enoch City Case No. 200500133 Council will hold a public hearing on Septem- Judge Matthew L. Bell ber 2, 2020 at 6:00pm at the Enoch City Office, 900 E. Midvalley Road, Enoch, UT. The public (TIER 2) hearing is regarding adopting changes to THE STATE OF UTAH TO DEFENDANTS: the fee schedule. For more information go to http://www.cityofenoch.org/ordinancespub- The above-entitled Court has entered an Or- lic-notices.html or call the Enoch City Office der granting Plaintiff the right to serve De- at 435-586-1119. fendants, GREAT EASTERN MINING COMPANY, SUMMIT MOUNTAIN, INC., and JOHN & JANE Published August 26, 2020 DOES 1-10, by Publication. You are thereafter Iron County Today • ICT #0294 hereby summoned and required to file an an- swer in writing to a Complaint on file with the clerk of the above entitled Court, located at 40 North 100 East, Cedar City, UT 84720. You are also required to file an Answer with Notice of Ordinance the court and serve upon, or mail to, Plain- Passed tiff’s attorney, a copy of said Answer within Notice is hereby given that the Enoch City twenty-one Council passed ordinance No. 2020-08-19 at (21) days after the service of the Summons a regular meeting of the Enoch City Council upon you if you reside within the State of held on August 19, 2020. This Ordinance was Utah, or thirty (30) days after the service of to approve a land use regulation to suspend Summons upon you if you reside outside the applications for Planned Unit Developments State of Utah. (PUD’s) for up to six months to rewrite the Enoch Zoning Ordinance, Chapter 11 regarding If you fail so to do, judgment by default will Planned Unit Developments. For more infor- be taken against you for the relief demanded mation call the City Recorder at 435-586-1119 in said Complaint, which has been filed with or view changes on the City website at http:// the Clerk of said Court. www.cityofenoch.org/ordinancespublic-notic- Please be advised that this action seeks to es.html quiet title to certain real property and identi- Published August 26, 2020 fied in Plaintiff’s Complaint, Exhibit A, which is Iron County Today • ICT #0293 located in Iron County, Utah, and once quieted, the land shall be titled solely in the name of Plaintiff Marilyn V. Clint, to the exclusion of all parties. A copy of the Complaint in this action has been deposited with the Clerk of the Court, with a description of the Real Property, and can be picked up by anyone claiming an in- terest in the above matter at no charge. DATED this 18th day of August, 2020. Vi sit us WAYMENT & JONES LAW /s/ Justin W. Wayment JUSTIN W. WAYMENT Attorney for Plaintiff online! Published August 26, September 2 & 9, 2020 Iron County Today • ICT #0292 ironcountytoday.com Posting Date August 24, 2020

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