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Friday May 7, 2021
Although vaccination rates are up, Grand County is experiencing the highest rate of COVID-19 transmission in the state, likely accelerated by the B117 variant. Meanwhile, state law has ended Grand’s local mask mandate, leaving businesses and organizations to make their own public health decisions. We check in with health officer Bradon Bradford on these changes. His recommendation? Continue masking up and taking other safety precautions.
Plus, our Weekly News Reel where we speak to reporters about the latest stories they covered in our area. Times-Independent editor Doug McMurdo (8:30) reports on the death of a local tour guide, local Jayne Belnap’s admission to the National Academy of Sciences, and Moab City moving to ranked choice voting. Moab Sun News reporter Rachel Fixen (16:30) discusses how Utah’s drought might affect many areas of the state, as well as energy equipment operators failing to pay property taxes in Grand County.
Friday April 30, 2021
The Bureau of Land Management completed some minimal emergency treatment on the Birthing Rock petroglyph panel on Wednesday. The site is at least 1,000 years old and was found marred by obscenities earlier this week. So what do conservators consider before attempting to mitigate damage at a cultural site like Birthing Rock? Today on the news, we speak with former BLM Moab archeologist Don Montoya. He currently works as a consultant with land management agencies and has plenty of experience in damage assessment. Montoya says this is not the first time the Birthing Rock panel has suffered vandalism.
And later, our Weekly News Reel where we speak with other reporters about the stories they most recently covered. Times-Independent editor Doug McMurdo (15:00) discusses local reactions to the Birthing Rock vandalism, the city’s new noise ordinance, an auction to help support women’s health at the Moab Free Health Clinic, and the new middle school move-in. Moab S