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2 Wednesday, December 11, 2019 NEWS Iron County Today
New series to address
opioid awareness in
Iron County
from Kirby Harris one is struggling. Deaths caused
For Iron Count y Today by prescription drug overdoses are
not uncommon in Utah, and our
Southwest Behavioral Health community is not an exception.
Center and the Iron County Today Far more common though are
are happy to announce a new series those among us who are living
coming in 2020 that will address the with the overwhelming burden of
opioid epidemic and prescription an addiction. In a town hall event
drug misuse in our community. The last spring, the DEA agent in charge
series will focus on stories of people of Utah, Brian Besser, referred to
“
in our community these people as “the
who have struggled
with substance
We want our walking dead.” He
stressed that we not
abuse and will community forget these people
highlight the efforts to know who are in desperate
being made to need of help. Now is
address this issue. about the issues a great time to seek
Our hope is that we we are facing out those who are
can reduce some struggling, whether
of the stigmas and and what is it is with addiction
misconceptions being done to or another burden.
that surround this We hope that
topic. We want our
address the for each of you this
community to know problem. season can be, as
about the issues we Charles Dickens
are facing and what is being done to perfectly put it, “A good time; a kind,
address the problem. forgiving, charitable, pleasant time...
It can be hard sometimes to when men and women seem by
understand another’s struggles, one consent to open their...hearts
especially when we have not expe- freely, and to think of [others] as if
rienced them ourselves. When we they really were fellow-travelers to
don’t understand those struggles, it the grave, and not another race of
may even be hard to recognize when creatures bound on other journeys.”
getty images
Iron County Today News Wednesday, December 11, 2019 3
Amendment to short-term rental
ordinance considered by council
by Kelsey Keener law I was required to disclose what a
Iron Count y Today neighbor’s floor plan was.”
Romeril added that upon bringing
Cedar City Council is considering this to attention of the council, it was
amending the short-term rental requested that the issue be brought
ordinance in Chapter 23 to strike the forward for discussion. Romeril
requirement of submitting a floor plan suggested what the ordinance could if
with the application. the language requiring bedrooms to be
City Attorney Tyler Romeril labeled was removed while retaining
“
explained that the the requirement that
ordinance as currently parking spots be
written requires short- …by law disclosed.
term rental owners to
submit a diagram of
I was Council members
suggested replacing
the home’s floorplan
in order to identify the
required the bedroom diagram
requirement with an
number and location of to disclose affidavit stating how
bedrooms. This was put
in place to ensure that what a many bedrooms are in
the home, so the city
courtesy photo
Each year Brian Head is transformed into a winter wonderland and
the city could enforce
the maximum occu-
neighbor’s still has grounds to
enforce maximum occu-
powdery playground.
pancy requirements for
short-term rentals.
“One of (the)
floor plan
was.”
pancy requirements.
“Couldn’t we achieve
what the schematic was
Winter roars into
requirements stated
that they needed
to draw a diagram
intended to achieve by
» Tyler Romeril, adding to that applica-
City Attorney tion some form of an
Brian Head Resort
labeling the bedrooms affidavit saying ‘we have In addition to our 7 open lifts,
from Mike Saemisch
in their home, as well as parking,” he this many bedrooms?’” Councilman Giant Steps Snow Tubing Hill and
explained. “Since doing that, one of Craig Isom said. For Iron Count y Today
the “Training Grounds” Terrain Park
the unintended consequences, I think Councilwoman Terri Hartley are open and operating 7 days a
Over 7 feet of snow has already
for everyone, is that application then echoed the statement, and Romeril week (Friday and Saturday night
fallen this season on the slopes of
becomes a government record – said that could be added to the sessions available) as well. Effective
Brian Head Resort! This abundant
which is subject to a GRAMMA request. application. Saturday, we will be moving to full
blessing of “The Greatest Snow
We had a concerned citizen come in The amendment is on tonight’s lift-ticket pricing.
on Earth” has created skiing and
and do a GRAMMA request and by City Council Action Agenda. And don’t forget to stay for
riding conditions more typical of
mid-January than early December. dinner with John’s Kansas City style
Vicinity plans
All runs off open lifts will also BBQ ribs, an assortment of tasty
be available. This means that with craft beers because the food and
the exception of Chair 7, we will entertainment scene is sure to be in
approved last week
now have all lifts and runs open. mid-season form too.
Early-season conditions still exist Be sure to check http://www.
in certain areas, and guests are brianhead.com and/or https://www.
encouraged to stay on groomed facebook.com/Brian.Head.Resort/
trails. for the latest info and conditions.
by Kelsey Keener Residential Development Overlay.
Iron Count y Today This phase is located at approximately
2800 west 1800 South and will consist
Cedar City Council approved two of 37 single family lots ranging from
vicinity plans and a zone change 12,000 to 23,000 square feet. Traffic
during last week’s meeting. concerns were raised by the council,
The vicinity plan for the Paradise so the vicinity plan was approved
Townhomes planned unit develop- under the condition that the developer
ment, which will be located near and city engineering department will
821 south Spruce Street, was one of work together to find a solution for
two approved plans. The PUD will increased traffic in the area.
consist of four units approximately An accompanying zone change,
1400 square feet in size and the area from Residential/Agricultural to
is zoned R-3-M and designated for R-1, was also approved for the
mixed use. Saddleback Subdivision. The zone
Also approved was the vicinity change is consistent with the RDO
plan for the Saddleback Subdivision that was approved and the city’s
Phase I, which is part of the Iron Horse General Land Use Plan.
4 Wednesday, December 11, 2019 NEWS Iron County Today
Opinion
Administration
R. Gail Stahle
From the Editor
Publisher
gail@ironcountytoday.com Traditionally speaking
W
Deborah Martineau
Office Manager hether you
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say Merry
Christmas or
Advertising Happy Holidays, how
will you be spending
Scott Stahle this “most wonderful
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time of the year?” Do
801.755.5999 you and your family/
friends volunteer at
Patti Bostick the local food pantry
Sales Representative
patti@ironcountytoday.com Corey or shelter? Maybe you
435.592.1030 Baumgartner become a Secret Santa
Managing Editor for a family in need? Do
Editorial you enjoy the adventure
of going up the mountain and braving the
Corey Baumgartner
Managing Editor
elements to find and then decorate your
news@ironcountytoday.com own Christmas tree? Do you still have those
Thought of the Week
ornaments you made in school? Perhaps
Kelsey Keener you prepare a special meal and watch a
Senior Reporter
kelsey@ironcountytoday.com favorite movie such as, A Christmas Carol, A
Christmas Story, or the Grinch? Maybe your from the desk of R. Gail Stahle, publisher
Tom Zulewski version of enjoying the season is a simple
Sports Writer
cup of apple cider and some peace and
“We must remember that intelligence is not
Shay Baruffi quiet. Whatever your traditions are, new enough. Intelligence plus character—that is
Reporter or old, I hope that you embrace and enjoy the goal of true education.”
Trinity Pajón them. And if you get a moment, share them
Reporter with us here at the newspaper. » Martin Luther King Jr.
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Holiday reflections and rituals
Circulation The opinions stated in this article are solely those which means more pie for me. The Thanksgiving Turkey
of the author and not of Iron County Today. Here are other changes I have noticed: It was once common for employers to
T
Lisa Greer
distribute turkeys to employees. Seemingly,
Company Christmas Dinner
S. Cedar City
rediscoveringlisa@gmail.com
he holidays are often a time for it appears a rising number of employers
435.261.2384 traditions. From tiny gifts stuffed in Statistics show that fewer companies simply give out a grocery gift card or no gift
the Christmas stockings to a special are hosting evening dinners attended by at all. I suspect one reason is that a large
Stormee Anderson
N. Cedar City/Enoch
Thanksgiving recipe or an inspirational employees and their spouses. Reasons number of younger employees do not have
stormee@ironcountytoday.com family message prior to the the cooking facilities in their apartments
435.592.5724 opening of the Christmas gifts, or even the knowledge of how to cook a
many practices are a rewind of turkey without viewing a YouTube video.
Wendy Hanson
Parowan/Paragonah past holiday seasons and even
Cyclops
wendy@ironcountytoday.com past generations. Family Dinner
435.477.9100 But it seems to me that there Advice columnists will tell you they
are cracks in traditions, both receive a surprising number of letters from
Iron County Today is those practiced by employers and people objecting to family visits. The people
distributed free of charge,
thanks to our advertisers. by family members. One obvious express a range of discomfort, from argu-
It is hand-delivered to over change, for instance, stems from by Bryan GRAY
14,000 households in Cedar ments about politics to previous comments
City, Enoch and Parowan geography. In past generations, Columnist
about living arrangements or strained
and is available in several
rack locations in Iron and
family members often lived relationships with brothers and sisters.
Beaver Counties. near each other, a convenience for family include costs, alcohol liability, and the One woman wrote to a Salt Lake Tribune
events. Due to changes in the economy, it is reluctance for spouses to spend time columnist with the suggestion that families
389 N 100 W, Suite 12 common for some family members to live interacting with their wife’s or husband’s should never invite anybody who supports
Cedar City, Utah 84721 on opposite coasts or separate states. My co-workers. Instead of a full-blown Pres. Trump. (The columnist answered that
Ph: 435-867-1865 wife and I, for instance, have four children: dinner, many companies – especially a more productive alternative would be to
Fax: 435-867-1866
IronCountyToday.com
two reside in Las Vegas, one is Oakland, small offices – either celebrate with an
California, and the other in El Salvador. employee-only shortened (and some-
None will return to Utah for the holiday, times) catered lunch. see cyclops »5
Iron County Today News Wednesday, December 11, 2019 5
Utah gets 'A' for fighting child sex trafficking
from Richard Piatt in the nation with a grade based on the strength
Utah At torney Gener al’s Office of their laws related to the commercial sexual
exploitation of children. Grades are based on an
SALT LAKE CITY — The State of Utah is now annual review of state laws as analyzed under
ranked among the top in the nation for its dedi- the Protected Innocence Challenge Legislative
cation to the fight against minor sex trafficking, Framework.
according to Shared Hope International. See Utah's
report card here. States are graded on the analysis and
In its yearly rankings, Utah received an ‘A’ for review of six areas:
its dedication and strength of the state’s laws »»Criminalization of Domestic Minor Sex
related to the commercial sexual exploitation of Trafficking
children. In 2011, Utah received an ‘F’. The amount »»Criminal Provisions for Demand (those who
of progress is due to many factors and dedicated buy)
partners, including the tireless efforts of Utah »»Criminal Provisions for Traffickers (those who
Attorney General Sean D. Reyes, the Attorney sell)
General SECURE Strike Force, the UTIP Task »»Criminal Provisions for Facilitators (those who
Force, legislation passed by the Utah Legislature help)
and the dedication and commitment of the »»Protective Provisions for Child Victims
Governor’s office. »»Criminal Justice Tools for Investigation &
“Combatting human trafficking is an absolute Prosecution
priority for our office,” said Utah Attorney General getty images
Sean D. Reyes. “There are incredible, dedicated heinous activity.” Shared Hope International is a non-profit
people who work hard every day as part of this Every year, Shared Hope International, a non- organization that works to prevent sex trafficking
effort, and that work is far from over. We will profit organization dedicated to eradicating minor and to bring justice to women and children who
continue to do everything we can to fight this sex trafficking, releases report cards for each state have been victimized through sex trafficking.
cyclops
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alert everyone in advance that politics would be off
the table at the dinner.) Another person showed a
hesitancy to attend a family dinner since the “head
of the household” had made previous slurs against
the gay community.
The Christmas Tree
You are no longer a Scrooge if you decorate an
artificial tree. Whether it be less cost, less hassle, or
less clean-up, the trend is nothing new.
Christmas Spending
While spending continues to increase, there
appears to be less money spent on traditional gifts,
especially clothing. In many cases, parents write
out checks to adult children letting them “buy what
they really want”. There is also a trend for parents
giving sons and daughters “experiences” rather than
material gifts (a spring Disney cruise or a vacation
in Paris, for instance). One of my clients rejoices in
giving each of his grandchildren a bound pad of 100
$1 bills. “Then I take them to the Dollar Store and
watch as they gleefully shop the aisles,” he laughs.
Charitable Gifting
While current tax laws limit tax deductions, more
of my friends are involving their family in making
major charitable gifts rather than spending on
typical presents. This is especially true for high-in-
come families, which could have a serious economic
impact since the top 10% of income households
account for nearly half of all economic activity.
Hopefully, one tradition in the Cyclops household
won’t change…Taking time for a peaceful nap…after
eating the coconut cream pie of course!
6 Wednesday, December 11, 2019 NEWS Iron County Today
Bookings
Below are bookings as reported by the Iron County Sheriff’s
Department and Cedar City Police Department. Those arrested
Iron County realtors receive awards
are innocent until proven guilty. For a juvenile the name is
“(Male/Female) Juvenile Offender” and juvenile is of age less from Mari Eddy »»Citizen of the year: Scott »»President’s Award: Heather
than 18 years.
For Iron Count y Today Phillips – Cedar City Council Ashdown Roundy – ERA Realty
December 3 MITCHELL December 8 »»Awareness Award: Carter Center
NIKKI L
MITCALF
CHRISTOPHER W The Iron County Board of Wilkey – IPro Realty »»Realtor of the Year: Yvonne
CERVANTES
Cedar City, UT
Aggravated Assault,
MOREN Realtors would like to congratu- »»Distinguished Service: Diane Simonds – Century 21
Cedar City, UT Castle Rock, CO
Assault (2), False
Intoxication, Poss of
DUI, Open Container late their members who received Janes – Coldwell Banker
Info, Intoxication
Dangerous Weapon
by Restrc, Resist/
in Veh the following awards for 2019. »»Rookie of the Year: Coby Zobell Congratulations for your hard
(2), Accident Prop
Damage, Duties of Interfere w/Arrest JOHN C KURZAWA – ERA Realty Center work and service to our board
Operator
Cedar City, UT
Aggravated Assault,
»»Affiliate of the year: Roger »»Broker of the Year: Joel and to the community.
December 6 Thomas – Choice Builders Hickert – Stratum Real Estate
JERRY G NICHOLS Intoxication, DV –
Cedar City, UT JEFFREY O Threats Against Life/
Assault LANGSTON Property
MALE JUV Cedar City, UT ASHLEY M HUDDY
OFFENDER Retail Theft Las Vegas, NV
Cedar City, UT BRENNEN J DRUG – Poss C/S
Rape TEEPLES Marijuana/Spice,
Enoch, UT Poss of Stolen
MALE JUV
Credit Cards, Poss
OFFENDER Witness Tampering
of Forged Writing/
Cedar City, UT ADAM J GREEN Finance
Device, DRUG – Poss
Burglary of a
Dwelling
Cedar City, UT C/S Sched I/II/Analog, Director Jason
Protective Order Identity Fraud, Mail Norris reads his
MALE JUV Violation, Failure Theft – Less Than nomination for and
OFFENDER to wear seat belt/ $1000
Cedar City, UT
introduces Accounts
properly adjust belt CARL A GRAVES
Intoxication, Payable Clerk Rhean
JASON E. ORTEGA Cedar City, UT Carlson, December's
Disorderly Conduct,
Cedar City, UT DRUG – Poss C/S
Fail to Stop at
Marijuana/Spice,
Employee of the
Command of Police, Assault, Interlock Month.
Device Req, Drive DRUG – Poss C/s
Resist/Interfere w/
Sched I/II/Analog
Arrest on Susp/Revoke DL,
Threats Against Life/ SHAWN G ORTON
December 4 Property Cedar City, UT
DRUG – Poss w/
AMY S STEVENS JOHN L WHITACRE
Intent to Dist C/S,
Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT DRUG – Poss of Drug
Retail Theft, Intoxication Paraphernalia
Obstructing Justice MALE JUV COREY D HILL
TYRELL T OFFENDER Cedar City, UT
ROBINSON Cedar City, UT Protective Order
Cedar City, UT Poss/Purchase of Violation (2), Theft/
Fail to Remain at Tobacco by Minor Firearm or Operable
Accident – Damage Veh, Purch/Trans/
Only
MALE JUV
OFFENDER Poss/Use of Firearm
by Rstrc, Assault
Cedar City, UT
December 5 Telephone
Against Police/Mili-
tary Member, False
CHRISTOPHER D Harassment Info to Police Officer,
FERGUSON Criminal Mischief
Delta, UT December 7 (2), Aggravated
Assault Burglary, Assault w/
MICHAEL T Substantial Body
NATHAN R HARDY KINGSLEY
Cedar City, UT injury, DV -Presence
Iron County Jail, of Child, Child
Criminal Mischief – Cedar City, UT kelsey kkener
Intentional Damage, Abuse – Inv Phys Inj,
DRUG – Poss/Use of DV – Interruption
Deface, Destroy
Carlson named December Cedar
Controlled Substance Comm Device
Property (2 Counts)
DANA A
CHRISTOPHER A LANGSTON December 9
PIKYAVIT
Cedar City, UT
City Employee of the Month
Kanosh, UT ANDRE ADAMS
Retail Theft
DUI, DRUG – Poss Cedar City, UT
C/S Marijuana/Spice, BRYSON H DRUG – Poss C/S
DRUG – Poss/Use LINDSEY Marijuana/Spice
of C/S Cedar City, UT
JOSHUAE
LEXAS J TURNER Burglary of a CORNISH
Ogden, UT Dwelling, Theft, Baltimore, MD by Kelsey Keener to have a quick turnaround time in invoice pro-
Impaired Driving Purch/Trans/Poss/ Purch/Poss/Consume
Iron Count y Today cessing,” Norris said. “(Carlson) is a strong team
Use of Firearm by by Minor Measurable
ELIZABETH V Restrc Amount
member on our staff and is a great coworker.”
COOK
Enoch, UT LANCE D MANN GRANT F IRIS
Accounts Payable Clerk Rhean Carlson was Norris added that Cedar City is fortunate to
DRUG – Poss C/S Las Vegas, NV Cedar City, UT named the December Employee of the Month have Carlson on staff for all she does within the
Sched I/II/Analog, DRUG – Poss C/S Purch/Poss/Consume during last week’s city council meeting. department.
“
DRUG – Poss of Drug Marijuana/Spice, by Minor Measurable
Paraphernalia DRUG – Poss C/S I/ Amount Finance Director Jason Norris nominated
BROCK R BENTLEY
Cedar City, UT
II/Analog, Poss of
Stolen Credit Cards,
LEXIS S KELLER
West Jordan, UT
her for the award and said in addition to
managing accounts Carlson helps the city’s
(Carlson) is a strong
Forgery, Theft - $500
to $1500
Poss of Forged
Writing/Device,
Identity Fraud
Purch/Poss/Consume
by Minor Measurable
finance department with things like grants and
fixed assets. Norris added Carlson is efficient
team member on
our staff and is a
Amount
MONSERRAT F
CHAVARRIA THOMAS T ALYSON M and accurate, and has recommended process
WELLINGTON LAMOREAUX
Cedar City, UT changes in order to accommodate vendors more
DUI, Open Container
in Veh, DUI – 21 w/
Cedar City, UT
Aggravated Assault,
Cedar City, UT
Purch/Poss/Consume effectively. great coworker.”
Passengers under Damage/Interruption by Minor Measurable “She effectively resolves difficult situations
21 (2) Comm Device Amount
for vendors and is diligent in working with staff » Jason NorrisIron County Today News Wednesday, December 11, 2019 7
Iron County Pioneers helped survey the
Transcontinental Railroad
by Jay M. Jones other. Martineau writes:
For Iron Count y Today “It was a fearful moment. Once I felt the bush
loosen a little, as I thought, and my heart flew into
One of the early pioneers to Iron County went my throat with the awful feeling that I was about
on to contribute to important events from Montana to be dragged over the cliff to the rocks beneath
to Mexico, including surveying part of the first — eighty or ninety feet! But the bush held, and in a
transcontinental railroad of 1869. moment, Larkins was up and crawling rapidly to the
James Henry Martineau arrived in Parowan in level top on hands and knees.”
April 1851 as a single young man 23 years of age, Not knowing where the Union Pacific rail line
three months after the first pioneer company came (coming from the east) would meet the Central
to Southern Utah. During his first year, he was Pacific lines from the west, the Union Pacific survey
elected as Parowan City Recorder and clerk of the crew continued surveying west of the Promontory
county court. He taught school for the month before range. Martineau mentions that the party suffered
Christmas, and was married to Susan Johnson in much from thirst and from eye inflammation due to
January of 1852 at Johnsons Fort (now Enoch). sun glare on the salty desert.
In following years in Parowan, Martineau learned After the completion of the transcontinental
surveying under the direction of William Dame, railroad, Martineau helped with the Central Utah
became a notary public, helped form a dramatic Railroad. Later, the Utah and Northern Railroad
company, and led the choir. He had Barney Carter was created to build a line from Ogden to the
make him a Base viol, which he believed was the mines around Butte, Montana. Martineau was
first one made in Utah. involved in surveying, mapping and engineering
In 1860 he moved to Logan and was kept busy for this railroad.
surveying many settlements and towns in Cache In 1883 Martineau moved to St. David, Arizona,
Valley. He was one of the founders of the Logan where he continued his work as a surveyor. He
Dramatic Association. was also involved with explorations into Mexico,
A transcontinental railroad survey party and in 1890 moved to Colonia Juarez in the state of
Railroad Surveyor poses for an 1868 photo showing difficulties Chihuahua, Mexico.
Martineau describes part of his experience encountered in the northern Utah mountains.
surveying for Union Pacific during the summer of Courtesy A. J. Russell, Photo Collection at the Oakland Museum of California “A World Transformed” Exhibit
1868: it sweltering hot.” The Southern Utah Museum of Art (SUMA) is
“While assisting in the Union Pacific railroad On one occasion, the survey path led along a currently hosting a traveling exhibit commemorat-
survey down the Weber Canyon we had a very hard narrow ledge of a cliff. One of the chainmen named ing the completion of the transcontinental railroad
time. The river had overflowed the bottoms on each Larkins panicked, and Martineau told him to hold 150 years ago. One of the panels in the exhibit tells
side from one to five feet deep, and to make it worse still and not look down. Martineau then climbed about James Henry Martineau, surveyor for the
our survey line ran through a dense growth of tall above Larkins, reaching down with a pole with Union Pacific Railroad.
willows which shut out every breath of air, making one hand while holding onto a small bush with theShowcase
8 Wednesday, December 11, 2019
Arts &
Entertainment
in Iron County
Christmas Together
Piano guys bring holiday cheer to Cedar City
by Corey BAUMGARTNER Dreams” from the movie, “The as Schmidt played the piano
Iron Count y Today Greatest Showman” and then upside down and Nelson fell asleep
W
took the audience back to their playing the (boring) Cello parts
ith their signature sounds favorite Christmas with a song of “Pachelbel’s Canon.” Which,
and inspiring words and “Christmas Morning,” dedi- thankfully, the Guys changed it
music, the piano guys, cated to his son, Spencer. He to Rock-elbel’s Canon, making
Jon Schmidt (Piano) and Steven it more palatable for the ears
Sharp Nelson (Cello), brought while Schmidt’s dancing
the spirit of Christmas to Cedar entertained the eyes. The
City during their “Christmas Guys also did a Jingle Bono
Together” tour. Their seasonal Christmas song mashup with
songs included several their famous version of U2’s
special guests: violinists “With or without You.”
from Canyon View High During a brief pauses in their
School, bagpipe players, and performance, Nelson, who has roots
Nelson’s talented wife, Julie, with the Orchestra of Southern
on violin. During his own Utah, shared heartfelt messages that
cello solo, Nelson played not only applied to the Christmas
all 12 cello parts of “Carol also dedicated one of their most season, but to every season in our
of the Bells”, renamed “Jack famous and requested songs, life. He spoke to those learning to
Sparrow of the Bells”, because Christina Perri’s “A Thousand play an instrument and shared his
it is reminiscent of music from Years” to his wife of 28 years, empathy of the difficulty, but also
Pirates of the Caribbean. Michelle. the beauty. “It gets better” he said.
Schmidt followed playing his There was plenty of witty banter
beautiful rendition of “A Million and humor throughout the concert see Piano guys » 10
photos by corey baumgartnerIron County Today showcase Wednesday, December 11, 2019 9
Holiday concert features
Many Miles duo
from Jim Howells “The Solitude of Here” in 2006
For Iron Count y Today to international critical acclaim
and soon gained the attention of
Iron County Acoustic Music Swedish singer/songwriter Victoria
Association (ICAMA) presents a Lagerström who reached out to him
very special holiday show with to collaborate. Victoria, a former
the talented acoustic duo, Many Miss Sweden, soon booked a ticket
Miles 7:00 pm, Friday, December to Utah to write and record their
13 at Community Presbyterian first album. After a whirlwind courtesy photo
Church, 2279 N Wedgewood Lane, romance, they were married on
Cedar City. All are welcome. A $5
suggested donation supports the
shows and promotes live acoustic
a sagebrush hill in Zion National
Park. Victoria never used her return
ticket to Sweden.
14th Annual Red Rock Film
music in Iron County.
Drawing inspiration from
their home of Zion National Park,
The couple has several albums
to their credit and has toured
extensively in the US and Europe.
Festival schedule announced
the sound of Many Miles is best Many Miles music was recently Nov. 4-7, 2020 • Cedar City Nov. 13-14, 2020 • St. George
described as a blend of John Mayer, featured in a commercial on all The Red Rock Film Festival is Southern Red Rock Film Festival’s RFM Conference
Amy Winehouse, Dave Matthews national and global American Utah’s annual international film festival This is the Red Rock’s larger film festival
Band and Adele. With two power- Airlines flights. The newest Many featuring several red-carpet premieres, with seminars and workshops on the
house songwriters/lead vocalists Miles album “Rising Up” will be panels, seminars, and parties with art of film and marketing indie films.
approachable, professional people. The Several films make their way to Southern
Many Miles connects with a wide released in the Summer of 2020 film competitions with award-winning Utah from small studios to pros and new
range of audiences with their funky and will be the tenth of their com- judges include several from Fiction and filmmakers with new stories. Get behind
soul/pop/rock sound and unique bined albums. The couple will be Documentary features to Animation Shorts, the scenes of films “on the Red Grid” that
blend of styles. touring across the western United Music Videos and even student categories. are awaiting broader distribution. www.
Dave Tate’s early musical States to support the album. Audience members are invited to score RedRockFilmFestival.com
their favorites with remote control voting.
influences include Paul Simon, Jeff More information and band www.RedRockFilmFestival.com
Buckley, Sting, and Dave Matthews. tracks can be found www.many-
Tate released his solo album, milesband.com.
courtesy photo
The live acoustic music of Many Miles is sure to put many smiles on the faces of
those who attend their upcoming concert.10 Wednesday, December 11, 2019 showcase Iron County Today
How to shop: principles piano guys
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or pocketbook? “It will get so good you will feel like you’re flying.” He
added passionately, “It’s worth it, don’t give up.”
by Mary Anne ANDERSEN Before playing the “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel”
Cedar Cit y Arts Council he also expressed the importance of the Christmas
T
story being more important than ever to share.
he world is competing for our attention at “With fear and anxiety threatening to become our
this time of year, especially for our time and captors, the hope the Christmas story brings gives
money. It is hard to decide whether to stick us the ability to overcome the world and replace
to your principles or succumb to the enticing of fear and darkness with hope and life…ransoming us
our over-wrought consumer society. We have
away from these captors.”
choices: big-store brick and mortar shopping,
on-line shopping, or local mom-and-pop shop- With gratitude for all those involved in not only
ping. My principles tell me to support our small, making the concert at the America First Event
local shops, and I do. But this time of year, that can Center at SUU a success, they thanked all their
be a tough call. dedicated fans for helping them get to where they
It was all so visual a couple of weeks ago when are today. “We couldn’t be the piano guys without
we went to Salt Lake City for the weekend to see you, Utah,” they shared. What a gift for us, the dorky
a play, eat out, and do some shopping. Our first dads you helped make into rock stars.” They also
restaurant meal was at a well-known chain. The took a moment to give thanks to God for “miracles
decor was beautiful—wonderful Christmas gar- stitched end to end” throughout their career.
lands, trees, ribbons and bows wherever we looked. Their final song “Fight Song” was a tribute to
The display cases were bursting with breads and superheroes, but not the Hollywood type. Nelson’s
desserts; the menu was standard but beautifully superhero is his dad, who took care of his mom for
prepared and presented. We sat at a table by the 18 years when she had a brain tumor. “Superheroes
fireplace and were served by teenagers who were are the ordinary people that overcome extra ordi-
scrubbed, cheery, and identically dressed. I loved nary challenges. Those who meet struggles face to
it. The next day, we ate lunch at a hole in the wall face and smile at it. They rescue us from our own
with mis-matched furniture, servers with pierced self-pity because they handle more than us with
everything, and tattoos abounding. When I asked grace and gratitude,” he shared. He also asked the
for a soda, the reply was withering: they don’t audience to think of what their own superheroes
serve products of big corporations. The food was have taught them during life’s unfair, uncertain
anything but standard,
fights. Nelson said to turn their battles over to grace
and all from local
resources. It was good and and let grace do the fighting for us.
I felt like I was saving the The evening ended perfectly and peacefully with
planet. the audience joining in the singing of “Silent Night.”
The shopping was Sleep in heavenly peace Cedar City.
the same. We went
to City Creek and
were completely dazzled by the beauty and
ambience. It was warm, with piped Christmas
music, and every store window was a work of
art. The associates in each store were beau-
tifully dressed, eager to please, and offering
great sales. It seemed like the thing to do to
patronize these palaces of capitalism. We were
ready to spend money.
But then, things started to go awry. My sister
was looking for sets of pajamas for her grandkids
and they had some sizes but not all. Another
sister had looked for a book for her daughter-in-
law at a little local book store; $26.00. The size
of shoe I wanted was not available, but did I like
this other style?
We re-grouped on a bench and went—you
guessed it—online. The pajamas were available in
all required sizes with a choice of colors. Shipping
was free. The book was available on Amazon for
$9.00. Shipping was free, would arrive the next day.
I don’t buy shoes on line, but I checked anyway. My
size was available in two colors. Shipping was free.
So, the lessons were clear: buy online and
get exactly what you want, for much less, or
walk the malls and take what is available, for
more cost. My principles were taking a beating.
I believe in local—food, merchants, resources
– but I also know a bargain when I see one. If I
buy local, I must spend more and compromise.
It’s a toss-up on the restaurants.Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, December 11, 2019 11
Son of a Nutcracker Festival of Trees
I offers holiday spirit
t’s the time of year people pre- (?) as they perform in a culturally
tend “The Nutcracker” ballet is stereotypical fashion. Prince
a fun holiday activity. If you’re Nutcracker sits next to Clara
one of the lucky few who never
sat through this weird production
involving multi-headed vermin,
cracking walnuts with his jaw like
some football jock.
Mother Ginger shows up in
and family fun
living toys and one unsettling old drag with a skirt full of tumbling
man, here’s a recap. children, then there’s a flower by Kelsey Keener didn’t always feel like they had a
Picture a festive house in the waltz and dancing pipes and tons Iron Count y Today place to come together,” he said.
late 1800s with dozens of dancing more pirouetting before the Sugar “So we thought that by doing this it
guests, skipping children and Plum Fairy takes the stage to The seventh annual Festival of would be some way to just invite the
happy servants, basically it’s the make everyone else look clumsy Trees took place last week at the community in without admission. It’s
“12 Days of Christmas” come to and insipid. It’s all performed Randall L. Jones Theatre. a way to sort of give back what we
life. Young Clara and her obnox- to Tchaikovsky’s musical score The festival consisted of deco- can, and all the money and proceeds
ious brother, Fritz, are the ballet that stays in your head through rated Christmas trees donated by go to the (Iron County) Care and
version of little kids crazy-excited January. members of the community, and the Share.”
for Christmas. (The ballet version In the end, it turns out it was Christmas Village set up by Southern Community members were
differs from real life because all a dream, as most stories involv- Utah University dance and theatre welcome to view the trees on display,
ballet dancers don’t speak, where ing young girls and adventure turn arts students. participate in a coloring contest and
real children don’t shut up from out to be. Theatre Arts and Dance Chair encouraged to donate non-perish-
Thanksgiving to Christmas I told you that story to tell you Brian Swanson said the festival offers able food items for the Iron County
morning.) this story. a chance for the community to come Care and Share. The festival also
Dr. Drosselmeyer, Clara’s When I was a gangly 11-year- together. included Christmas book readings
super-creepy godfather, appears old, still full of hope, I auditioned “It felt for years that it was the and a silent auction for the various
at the party dressed university and the community; it trees.
like Count Chocula
and presents her
Life &
with a wooden
nutcracker. Clara
is over-the-top
ecstatic, for reasons
I’ll never understand.
Laughter
I guess children
by Peri Kinder
had a different
relationship with Columnist
nutcrackers in the
19th century. for Ballet West’s “The Nutcracker.”
Clara’s brother is SO jealous As the audition drew nearer, I
of the gift (right??) that he flings practiced every spin and ara-
the nutcracker across the room, besque I’d ever learned. I played
because really, what else can you the music all day until my dad
do with a nutcracker? Clara’s walked into my room, removed
despondent. She wraps his broken the album from the turn table and
wooden body in a sling (like ya smashed it into pieces with his
do) and falls asleep on the couch, bare hands.
snuggled to her nutcracker. I showed up at the audition
During the night, the Rat King with my hair pulled into a bun
and his minions sneak into Clara’s so tight it closed my eyes. An
home, because why not? She wakes elegant dancer performed several The Festival of
up and freaks out. The nutcracker steps that we practiced for a few Trees is a beautiful
annual tradition that
turns into a handsome soldier and minutes, then we performed for brings SUU and the
wields his sword to defeat the the judges. It was over so quickly. community together
rodent army. As dancers were given roles as for the holidays.
“Nutcracker! You’re my hero!” soldiers, party goers and mice, I
screams Clara, if people in a ballet held my breath.
could talk. But my number wasn’t called. I
“That’s Prince Nutcracker to was heartbroken.
you, peasant,” he sniffs in panto- Maybe decades later I’m
mime, before taking her to the insulted that the ballet judges
magical Land of the Sweets ruled couldn’t see my awkward talent.
by the Sugar Plum Fairy who has Or maybe I’ve endured enough
an unclear but definite sexual rela- versions of this tale to see it’s
tionship with Prince Nutcracker. craziness. And if “The Nutcracker”
While in the Land of Sweets, is your family’s favorite holiday
Clara watches dancers from tradition, ignore my opinion. It’s all
Russia, Spain, China and Arabia a dream anyway.
photos byKelsey KeenerLife
12 Wednesday, December 11, 2019
Community &
Personal Interest
in Iron County
Shop With a Cop
brings Gifts, Joy to Local kids
by Kelsey Keener Hopefully in their youthful minds they’re thinking,
Iron Count y Today ‘they’re doing this for me and how can I maybe pay that
forward,’” Chief Adams said. “I would like to think that
Students selected by the Iron County School perhaps that does send a bit of a message and certainly
District went shopping for gifts with local emer- I hope for the community it shows that if we can come
gency responders from various agencies during together as a community and raise money and select
the annual Shop With a Cop last Saturday. these children and then come and execute the plan on
Every year during the holiday season the this Saturday morning that it’s a good model for service
ICSD selects students who may be expe- far and wide.”
riencing difficult circumstances to
participate in the event. Fundraisers
such as Tip a Cop and the Jubilee of
Trees are held to provide funds for
the children to shop with, and other
donations are collected throughout the
year as well.
“We work through the school
district: around 100 kids are selected;
those that have fallen on hard times or
otherwise wouldn’t have a very merry
Christmas,” Cedar City Police
Chief Darin Adams said. After an
“We meet at Canyon View early morning
High School Saturday breakfast at
morning at 6:30. We Canyon View High
School, the children
pair every child with a received a police escort
first responder, pictures to Wal-Mart where
with Santa are taken, they were greeted by
the Lady Elks organization Santa Claus.
provides breakfast for all of us and then we
convey lights and sirens up main street from
canyon view all the way to Wal-Mart.”
The kids are given $100 to shop with and a
certificate for a new pair of shoes, also provided
by the Lady Elks.
Chief Adams explained many of the partici-
pants shop for others, not just themselves.
“It’s not uncommon for children to
purchase things that may not be toys – cloth-
While the police ing, necessity items,” he said. “Even more than In
can sometimes that, it’s becoming more and more frequent that addition to helping provide for the children who
be the bearers participate, Chief Adams said the event helps foster
of bad news, last
they are thinking of others, ‘I’d really like to get
saturday they had my sister something or my mom something.’” That community relationships.
the opportunity to causes some emotions to surface in our public “Many of these children come from unfortunate
create good news safety officials because, they’re there for them- circumstances and so in addition to the benefit of this
and help make the selves, the spotlight is on them in those moments money and gifts that perhaps they wouldn’t otherwise
lives of children in
need more bearable and they’re thinking not only of themselves but of have, it’s building relationships with these kids and
and enjoyable with others and how they can serve others.” our public safety partners to set a foundation of trust
a special Christmas He added that he hopes the event helps serve as a and understanding about what we do,” he said. “And
shopping trip at model for service and helping others. also building relationships to where, if they’re ever in
Wal-Mart. need, they trust the police and they know that they can
“We go out and we volunteer our time to serve,
which really doesn’t feel like service or work, but come to us because they’ve had a positive experience
photos courtesy of ccpd hopefully we’re modeling this behavior for others. shopping and building those memories.”2019-'20
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mens Basketball Womens
Basketball
Nov 5 Bethesda College W, 110-66
Nov 9 Nebraska W, 79-78 Nov 1 Ottawa, Arizona W, 104-59
Nov 13 BYU L, 63-68 Nov 7 Cal State Fullerton W, 79-63
Nov 18 UCLA L, 61-76 Nov 9 Utah Valley W, 71-58
Nov 23 Charleston Southern W, 80-45 Nov 14 Grand Canyon L, 65-69
Nov 24 East Tennessee State L, 58-70 Nov 19 UNLV W, 72-68 OT
Nov 29 West Coast Baptist 12 pm Nov 21 Oregon State L, 45-95
Dec 1 Loyola Marymount 2 pm Dec 3 Oral Roberts 12 pm
Dec 7 Utah Valley 2 pm Dec 6 UC Irvine 6:30 pm
Dec 14 UC Santa Barbara 2 pm Dec 16 Denver 11 am
Dec 19 Long Beach State 8 pm Dec 19 UC Riverside 6:30 pm
Dec 30 Portland State 8 pm Dec 30 Portland State 6:30 pm
Jan 2 Montana 7 pm Jan 2 Montana 7 pm
Jan 4 Montana State 2 pm Jan 4 Montana State 2 pm
Jan 9 Idaho State 7 pm Jan 9 Idaho State 6:30 pm
Jan 16 Northern Arizona 7 pm Jan 16 Northern Arizona 6:30 pm
Jan 18 Sacramento State 1 pm Jan 18 Sacramento State 2:05 pm
Jan 25 Eastern Washington 3 pm Jan 25 Eastern Washington 2 pm
Jan 27 Idaho 7:30 pm Jan 27 Idaho 6:30 pm
Jan 30 Weber State 7 pm Jan 30 Weber State 7 pm
Feb 1 Idaho State 7 pm Feb 1 Idaho State 2 pm
Feb 6 Northern Colorado 7 pm Feb 6 Northern Colorado 7 pm
Feb 8 Portland State 2 pm Feb 8 Portland State 3 pm
Feb 13 Sacramento State 8 pm Feb 13 Sacramento State 6:30 pm
Feb 15 Northern Arizona 4 pm Feb 15 Northern Arizona 2 pm
Feb 20 Northern Colorado 7 pm Feb 20 Northern Colorado 6:30 pm
Feb 22 Weber State 7 pm Feb 22 Weber State 2 pm
Feb 27 Eastern Washington 7 pm Feb 27 Eastern Washington 7:05 pm
Feb 29 Idaho 7 pm Feb 29 Idaho 2 pm
Mar 5 Montana State 7 pm Mar 4 Montana State 6:30 pm
Mar 7 Montana 7 pm Mar 6 Montana 6:30 pm
Mar 9-14 Big Sky Tournament TBA
@ Boise
Gymnastics
Jan 9 Nebraska 12 pm
Jan 11 Best of Utah @ Rio Tinto 7pm
Jan 18 New Hampshire 5 pm
Jan 24 BYU 7 pm
Jan 31 Utah State 7 pm
Feb 7 Central Michigan 7 pm
Feb 14 Utah State 7 pm
Feb 21 Iowa State 7 pm
Feb 24 Pittsburgh 7 pm
Feb 28 Boise State 7 pm
Mar 5 Boise State 6 pm
Mar 14 BYU 7 pm
Mar 21 Conference Championship 6 pm
@ Boise State
Apr 2-4 Regionals TBA
Apr 17-18 NCAA Championship TBA
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4 Ashley Larsen
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10 Claudia Armato
R-Jr. F
11 Megan Kamps
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12 Halle Livingston
Fr. F
14 Shalyn Fano
Fr. G
20 Madelyn Eaton
Sr. G
21 Kiana Thomas
Sr. G
23 Harley Hansen
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24 Jessica Chatman
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25 Margarita Satini
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RPI provid
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6 Winter Sports 2019-'20 Iron County Todaysport Iron County Today canyon view high school | Winter Sports 2019-'20 7
Schedul es
Boys Basketball Girls Basketball
Dec 17 Snow Canyon 7 pm Dec 11 Dixie 7 pm
Dec 19 Richfield 7 pm Dec 18 Snow Canyon 7 pm
Dec 20 Kearns 7 pm Dec 26-28 Hodson Cancer Classic
Dec 26 SHCC San Juan 7 pm Jan 8 Hurricane 7 pm
Dec 27 SHCC Rowland Hall 6:30 pm Jan 10 Desert Hills 7 pm
Dec 28 SHCC Uinta 12:30 pm Jan 15 Cedar 7 pm
Jan 7 Hurricane 7 pm Jan 17 Pine View 7 pm
Jan 9 Desert Hills 7 pm Jan 22 Crimson Cliffs 7 pm
Jan 14 Cedar 7 pm Jan 24 Dixie 7 pm
Jan 16 Pine View 7 pm Jan 29 Snow Canyon 7 pm
Jan 21 Crimson Cliffs 7 pm Jan 31 Hurricane 7 pm
Jan 23 Dixie 7 pm Feb 5 Desert Hills 7 pm
Jan 28 Snow Canyon 7 pm Feb 7 Cedar 7 pm
Jan 30 Hurricane 7 pm Feb 12 Pine View 7 pm
Feb 4 Desert Hills 7 pm Feb 14 Crimson Cliffs 7 pm
Feb 6 Cedar 7 pm Feb 18 1st Round TBA
Feb 11 Pine View 7 pm Feb 21 2nd Round TBA
Feb 13 Crimson Cliffs 7 pm Feb 27-29 State Tournament TBA
Feb 18 4A 1st Round TBA @ Weber State
Feb 21 4A 2nd Round TBA
Feb 27-29 4A State Tournament TBA
@ Weber State Wrestling
Dec 12 Dixie 7 pm
Swimming Dec 13-14 Mustang Stampede 3 pm
Dec 17 Millard Tri-Duals 5 pm
Dec 17 Dixie, Snow Canyon 6 pm Dec 19 Cedar 7:30 pm
Dec 20 Desert Hills 6 pm Dec 20-21 Desert Storm Tourney 3 pm
Jan 3 Red Rocks Invite 3 pm Jan 9 Pine View 7 pm
Jan 4 Red Rocks Invite 2 pm Jan 10-11 Iron Town Duals 3 pm
Jan 10 Cedar January Invite 3 PM Jan 16 Snow Canyon 7 pm
Jan 11 Cedar January Invite 2 PM Jan 17-18 Page, AZ Tournament 11 am
Jan 17 Meet with SLC Team 6 pm Jan 23 Desert Hills 7 pm
Jan 18 Meet with SLC Team 11 am Jan 24-25 Enterprise Tournament 3 pm
Jan 24-25 Region Swim Meet TBA Jan 30 Hurricane 7 pm
Feb 7-8 State Swim Meet TBA Feb 7-8 Divisional Tournament TBA
@ BYU @Mountain Crest
Feb 13-15 State Tourney at UVU TBA
Iron County Today canyon view high school | Winter Sports 2019-'20 11Schedul es
Boys Basketball Girls Basketball
Dec 5 Enterprise 7:00 pm Dec 11 Hurricane 7:00 pm
Dec 7 Juan Diego 7:00 pm Dec 12 Timpanogas 7:30 pm
Dec 10 Hurricane 7:00 pm Dec 13 Bingham 7:00 pm
Dec 13 Cedar Valley 7:00 pm Dec 14 Copper Hills 2:00 pm
Dec 14 Lehi TBA Dec 18 Dixie 7:00 pm
Dec 15 Dixie 7:00 pm Dec 26-28 Hodson Classic TBA
Dec 26-28 Hodson Cancer Classic TBA Jan 8 Desert Hills 7:00 pm
Jan 3 Parowan 7:00 pm Jan 10 Pine View Middle 7:00 pm
Jan 7 Desert Hills 7:00 pm Jan 15 Canyon View 7:00 pm
Jan 9 Pine View 7:00 pm Jan 17 Crimson Cliffs 7:00 pm
Jan 14 Canyon View 7:00 pm Jan 22 Snow Canyon 7:00 pm
Jan 16 Crimson Cliffs 7:00 pm Jan 24 Hurricane 7:00 pm
Jan 21 Snow Canyon 7:00 pm Jan 29 Dixie 7:00 pm
Jan 23 Hurricane 7:00 pm Jan 31 Desert Hills 7:00 pm
Jan 28 Dixie 7:00 pm Feb 5 Pine View 7:00 pm
Jan 30 Desert Hills 7:00 pm Feb 7 Canyon View 7:00 pm
Feb 4 Pine View 7:00 pm Feb 12 Crimson Cliffs 7:00 pm
Feb 6 Canyon View 7:00 pm Feb 14 Snow Canyon 7:00 pm
Feb 11 Crimson Cliffs 7:00 pm Feb 19 1st Round Playoff TBA
Feb 13 Snow Canyon 7:00 pm Feb 21 2nd Round Playoff TBA
Feb 18 First round state playoffs TBA Feb 27-28 State @ Weber State TBA
Swimming Wrestling
Jan 3 Thunder Cat Invitational 5:15 pm Dec 12 Crimson Cliffs 7 pm
Jan 4 Thunder Cat Invitational 9:30 am Dec 17 Millard vs. Iron County TBA
Swimming Academic All-State Dec 19 Canyon View Duel 7 pm
Applications Accepted Jan 7th - Feb 4th Dec 20-21 Holiday Classic TBA
Jan 10 January Invitational 5:15 pm @ Las Vegas
Jan 11 January Invitational 9:15 am Jan 9 Snow Canyon Duel 7 pm
Jan 24 Region 9 Championships 5:15 pm Jan 10-11 Iron Town Duels TBA
Jan 25 Region 9 Championships 9:15 am Jan 15 Pine View Duel 7 pm
Practice for all swimmers that were Jan 17-18 Rockwell Rumble TBA
submitted for state Jan 27th – Feb 7th @ Farmington
Feb 7-8 4a State Meet @ BYU TBA Jan 23 Hurricane Duel 7 pm
Jan 24-25 Enterprise Tournament TBA
Jan 28 Beaver Duel TBA
Jan 30 Desert Hills Duel 7 pm
Feb 7-8 Division/Region Division B TBA
Feb 14-15 State @ UVU TBA
12 Winter Sports 2019-'20 | cedar high school Iron County Todayschedul es
Boys Basketball Girls Basketball
Dec 13 Gunnison 7 pm Dec 13 Buffalo Classic 6:30 pm
Dec 18 South Sevier 7 pm Dec 14 Buffalo Classic TBA
Dec 20 Duchesne 7 pm Dec 19 Gunnison 7 pm
Hodson Classic Jan 7 Enterprise 7 pm
Dec 26 Hurricane 4 pm Jan 14 Kanab 7 pm
Dec 27 Uintah 12:30 pm Jan 16 Millard 7 pm
Dec 28 Crimson Grand 3:30 pm Jan 21 Beaver 7 pm
Jan 3 Cedar 7 pm Jan 23 Enterprise 7 pm
Jan 8 Enterprise 7 pm Jan 30 Kanab 7 pm
Jan 11 Piute 7 pm Feb 4 Millard 7 pm
Jan 15 Kanab 7 pm Feb 6 Beaver 7 pm
Jan 17 Millard 7 pm Feb 11-12 State First Round TBA
Jan 22 Beaver 7 pm Feb 14-15 State Second Round TBA
@ Snow College
Jan 24 Enterprise 7 pm
Feb 20-22 State Tourney TBA
Jan 31 Kanab 7 pm
@ Sevier Valley Center
Feb 5 Millard 7 pm
Feb 7 Beaver 7 pm
Feb 11-12 State First Round TBA
Feb 14-15 State Second Round TBA Wrestling
@ Snow College
Feb 20-22 State Tourney TBA Dec 14 Parowan Tourney 9 am
@ Sevier Valley Center Dec 17 Dual-Panguitch 7 pm
Dec 20 Virgin Valley Tourney 4 pm
Dec 21 Virgin Valley Tourney 10 am
Jan 4 Milford Tourney 9 am
Jan 7 Dual-Enterprise 6 pm
Jan 10 Gunnison Tourney 1:30 pm
Jan 11 Gunnison Tourney 9 am
Jan 16 Dual-Beaver 7 pm
Jan 21 Dual-Milford 7 pm
Jan 24 Enterprise Tourney TBA
Jan 25 Enterprise Tourney TBA
Jan 28 Dual-Kanab 6 pm
Jan 31 Divisional Tourney TBA
Feb 1 Divisional Tourney TBA
Feb 7-8 State Tourney TBA
@ Sevier Valley Center
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