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Published February 21, 2012

Emery County News

Chet Funk: State champion wrestler first for EHS in 18 years


It has been 18 years since Emery High School last had a wrestling state champion. Now the countdown will start again and hopefully the next champ will come next year.

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Identifying lands to exchange with SITLA


Emery County has been involved in creating a public land use bill for the past two years. Currently the bill is in the hands of the state legislature where it awaits approval before it can move onward to Washington D.C. to Utah's Washington deleg...

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Should the Emery County Care and Rehabilitation Center in Ferron be sold?


A discussion was held at the local building authority meeting on Feb. 14 regarding the Emery County Care and Rehabilitation Center. The discussion centered around the lease or sale of the Emery County Care and Rehabilitation Center in Ferron. La...

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The man from Boulder walks the Old Spanish trail


It's not an ordinary sight in Emery County. Two llamas, a man and a dog trailing through backroads, desert and mountains on a quest. Loch Wade is the man, the llamas are Jasper and Chalcy and the dog is McDuff. The journey is part of a dream to ...

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Historical society to host presentation on Jedediah Smith


Jedediah S. Smith was a trailblazer, brigade leader and partner in two fur-trading companies whose travels took him through Utah and the West.

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