Well, Pigskinners we are in it for another year. Each another year older and only some of us another year wiser. (It’s early, I’m not naming any names … well, I probably will.) Daniel Gilberg, although missing in action for his winning photo, spread his wings and collected his $50 prize from Honey’s Marketplace. Image by SUNews. What I will say, is that 15 out of 16 isn’t too bad for a week one win, and that is exactly what it took to take home the grand prize this week. Dani

Kanab firefighters and community members gathered Friday, September 11, for an annual memorial walk honoring the firefighters and others who lost their lives in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Photos by Todd Andre. The observance began with a 9 a.m. ceremony at the Kanab Fire Station conducted by the American Legion. Following the ceremony, firefighters set out on a 3.43-mile walk through Kanab in remembrance of the 343 firefighters who died at the World Trade Cent

WEST JORDAN, Utah – Ten AH-64E Apache Guardian helicopters from the Utah Army National Guard’s 1st Battalion, 211th Aviation Regiment flew over 27 high school football stadiums along the Wasatch Front in a 19-minute window Friday night, marking 25 years since the September 11, 2001, attacks. Two Utah National Guard helicopters fly over a high school football stadium during a community event. Photo via Utah National Guard. The mission, called Operation Friday Night Flights, se

On September 12, I had the opportunity to receive a large donation of dog food. I set up a fundraiser to raise the funds to rent a 26-foot Penske truck and the gas needed for the upcoming 517 mile drive. Thankfully, my supporters helped me raise the full amount to do this. I then caught a ride from Kanab, Utah to Henderson, Nevada. I picked up the truck and drove it to the distribution center to load the 10,000 pounds of dog food to go to the Navajo reservation. On Sunday, Se

A familiar collection of distinctive aircraft returned to Kanab over Labor Day weekend as pilots and aviation enthusiasts gathered for the 2026 Rutan Fly- In and Turner Classic at Kanab Municipal Airport. Photos by Todd Andre. The annual gathering, held September 4-6, drew 117 registered attendees and 56 registered aircraft, according to the Canard Owners and Builders Association. Twenty-eight aircraft were registered for the Turner Classic, a timed flying event that has beco

Kanab City Pool went to the dogs Saturday, September 12, as local pups took over the water for the city’s annual Doggie Pool Day. Photos courtesy of City of Kanab. The end-of-season event gave dogs one last chance to swim, splash and play before the municipal pool was drained and closed for the season. Dogs and their people had the pool from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., with admission set at $10 per dog and humans admitted free. Proceeds from the event help support the Kanab City dog p

Kanab’s Wild West Fest, supported entirely by local sponsors, keeps the traditions of Western Legends Round Up alive. The show went on primarily centered around the Little Hollywood Museum. Left to right, photos by Jerry Melrose: Dr. Buck addresses his enraptured audience with his tell-all tales of life on the film set. Tom B. Stone presenting his Fire Whip routine. Thursday’s opening night festivities focused on the Redstone Theater’s presentation of the classic “Tombstone”