KANAB - Kane County Hospital will acquire the Kanab Family Medicine clinic from Revere Health effective April 1, 2026, bringing the primary care practice fully under hospi­tal ownership. The clinic, located within the hospital, will continue offering family medicine services to the Kane County community. Hospital of­ficials said patients will continue seeing the same providers at the same lo­cation, with no changes to scheduling procedures. After April 1, all billing and comm

KANAB - The 12th an­nual Balloons & Tunes Roundup returned to Kanab over the third weekend of February, bringing music, light and community pride, despite winter weather challenges. Left: People hold their paper lanterns in the air, waiting for them to rise. Right: Just some the people who work tirelessly to put this event on. Photos courtesy of the Office of Tourism While pilots and specta­tors hoped for morning bal­loon launches, conditions proved unpredictable. With the ex

FREDONIA - The meet­ing of the Fredonia city council started at its regu­lar 7 p.m. time on February 17, with good attendance. During the public comment portion of the meeting, a member of the public stood to inquire on for-sale prop­erties in the area, posing plans to construct afford­able single-family housing in the area. The council di­rected the inquirer to plan­ning and zoning to get on their regular agenda, after which the public comment portion concluded. The first ac

GLENDALE - The meeting of the Glen­dale Town Council, held on February 19, was called to order despite the heavy snow that evening. Follow­ing the regular open­ing procedures, the Mayor called to bring a particular item to the top of the agenda: thanking city employ­ee Colton Brinkerhoff for his four years of service, as Brinkerhoff prepared to take up a different job. Colton Brinkerhoff presented with an honorary painting by the City of Glendale. Photo by Celeste Meyeres. Sa