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KANAB — Heavy monsoon thunderstorms on Wednesday, July 22, sent muddy floodwaters across portions of U.S. Highway 89, briefly covering lanes of traffic and leaving mud and debris behind as city crews, volunteers and the Kane County Sheriff’s Office worked to prepare for additional storms. Left to right: Muddy floodwaters cover U.S. Highway 89 in Kanab following heavy monsoon sto...

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KANE COUNTY — On July 23, Best Friends Animal Sanctuary experienced a fire on its adjoining Three Lakes property. Security guard Jordan Steed spotted smoke coming from west of the Sanctuary and reported it to Color Country Interagency, confirming the fire was located on Best Friends’ property. Photo courtesy of Best Friends Animal Society. Steed relayed the exact location to res...

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The National Park Service is accepting public comments through Saturday, August 15, on a draft agreement that will guide how historic and cultural resources are considered during fire management planning at Grand Canyon National Park. National Park Service firefighters conduct a prescribed burn in Grand Canyon National Park. The park is accepting public comments on a draft fire ...

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KANAB — Kane County seniors are invited to enjoy an evening of food, music and dancing during the Kane County Council on Aging’s second annual Old-Fashioned Country Hoedown on Monday, August 4, from 5 - 8 p.m. in the Kanab Center Ballroom. Mary Ann Swapp, Grand Marshal of the 2026 Kane County Council on Aging Old-Fashioned Country Hoedown, invites local seniors to attend the ann...

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Legendary 20th Century Fox producer Darryl F. Zanuck recruited Paramount’s up-and-coming director Henry Hathaway to helm his 1940 epic, Brigham Young, Frontiersman. Hathaway reportedly replied, “The two dullest things [to make a movie about] are wagon trains and religion.” After Zanuck mentioned the film’s $2.7 million budget and stars Tyrone Power and Linda Darnell, Hathaway re...

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