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Orlando Bloom · MoabOrlando Bloom, the celebrated actor known for his dynamic roles in Hollywood, is now captivating audiences with his latest endeavor, "Orlando Bloom: To The Edge," a travel-adventure series available on Peacock. At 47, Bloom embarks on a journey that tests his physical and emotional boundaries through a series of perilous activities, including wingsuiting, free diving, and rock climbing. In a revealing interview with PEOPLE, Bloom shared his pers…See the Story
Orlando Bloom Experiences 'Extreme Torture' Filming New Adventure Series, Cries
Housing · MoabAfter an hour and a half of spirited discussion, the Grand County Commission postponed a vote on whether or not to grant a particular permit to the forthcoming development on Kane Creek Boulevard, demonstrating the commission’s increasing caution toward a deeply controversial, high-dollar development now overshadowed by the specter of litigation. Kane Creek Preservation and Development attorney Bruce Baird, right, addresses the Grand County Comm…See the Story
Commission delays vote on Kane Creek permit - The Times-Independent
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Moab · MoabThe Moab Information Center is poised to begin another season of its annual Lecture Series, which are held at 5 p.m. Thursdays. The confluence of the Green and Colorado rivers in Canyonlands National Park. The park will be the topic of discussion at the first two events of this year’s Moab Information Center’s Lecture Series. Photo by Veronica Verdin/NPS Sponsored by Canyonlands Natural History Association and the Moab Museum, the season kicks o…See the Story
MIC’s annual Lecture Series begins May 9 - The Times-Independent
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Moab · MoabGet ready to rev up your engines and embark on an unforgettable automotive adventure because the highly anticipated Moab Car Show is just around the corner. Swanny Park is filled with classic automobiles and the people who love them in April of 2022. File photo Scheduled to take place on April 27 at Swanny Park, this thrilling event promises to be a feast for the eyes and a haven for car enthusiasts from far and wide. Against the stunning backdr…See the Story
Moab Car Show: Where passion for cars meets scenic splendor - The Times-Independent
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Moab · MoabZion National Park is marking two years of success reducing crowding and congestion on the half-mile trail that leads from Scout Lookout to Angels Landing, according to a statement from NPS. Visitors show their permits to a ranger at Scout Lookout. Photo by of Ally O’Rullian/NPS “Angels Landing is one of Zion National Park’s most popular destinations,” said Jeff Bradybaugh, Zion National Park superintendent. “The Angels Landing Pilot Permit Prog…See the Story
Zion’s Angels Landing benefits from permit system - The Times-Independent
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Moab · MoabDo not try to kill the snake. Doing so is illegal and greatly increases the chance that the snake will bite you. Image courtesy of DWR Do not throw anything at the snake (rocks, sticks, etc.). Rattlesnakes may move toward you as they attempt to flee. Alert other people to the snake’s location. Advise them to use caution and to avoid getting close to the snake. Keep children and pets away. If you hear a rattle, try to locate where the sound is co…See the Story
How to stay safe and avoid conflicts with rattlesnakes this spring and summer - The Times-Independent
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Moab · MoabThis report has been updated to include details of a third housing project at Arroyo Crossing that will be part of the Housing Authority of Southeastern Utah’s groundbreaking celebration. A groundbreaking ceremony for three workforce housing projects at the Arroyo Crossing affordable housing development is set for noon to 2 p.m. Thursday day, April 18, at the site in the 2000-2300 blocks of Spanish Valley Drive. Dirt work has begun at the Conflu…See the Story
Groundbreaking for 3 workforce housing projects set for April 18 - The Times-Independent
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Moab · MoabA judge has agreed to dismiss a substantial portion of a 2022 lawsuit filed by 12 local off-highway vehicle (OHV) businesses and an advocacy group against the City of Moab and Grand County, for ordinances that restricted OHVs and related businesses.See the Story
Lawsuit against Moab by OHV businesses mostly dismissed
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