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It’s that time of year! The carefree days of summer are behind us. Time for kids to put down their joysticks (or whatever they play with these days), pick up their pencils (or whatever they write with these days), and get back to class. Time for adults to put down the book of excuses, open…

To the tune of Tom Petty’s Wildflowers: You belong among the wildflowers You deserve new opportunities With fair pay and flexible hours You belong somewhere you feel free Run away from bad managers Go away somewhere all bright and new Engineers and manufacturers Spectrum is here for you… Learn more about Utah wildflowers and where to…

This is the Emerald Pools section of the Subway in Zion National Park. Another absolutely dazzling part of Utah that has become more difficult to get into over the last several years. There are a few options such as calendar reservations and permit lotteries, but they are increasingly limited and can be difficult to come…

This is what some call “Rainbow Mountain”, near the old Paria townsite in southern Utah. It’s quite remote but an amazing place for people of all ages and abilities to wander around and take in the sensational, polychromatic scenery as well as remnants of the ghost town and movie set which subsequently took its place.…

Have you ever been to Utah’s Sun Tunnels? Probably not, they’re a helluva long way out in the Great Basin Desert where few dare tread. However, they are a popular destination for intrepid photographers and astronomy enthusiasts, particularly last week at solstice time, as the design is intended to line up with the sun during…

Friendly reminder that Wednesday, the 19th is Juneteenth, also known as Emancipation Day! Since we’ll be closed and some of the following events are happening this weekend, here’s an early guide to Freedom Day goings-on in Utah. Logan Utah State University in Logan is hosting multiple activities to celebrate Juneteenth, including lectures, workshops, and cultural…