ST. GEORGE — In case you missed it, here is your weekend recap of the top five most-viewed stories published on St. George News from Saturday to Sunday, June 8-9.
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Bryce Canyon ranger dies from on-duty accident at astronomy festival
BRYCE CANYON — A ranger at Bryce Canyon National Park died from injuries sustained after tripping and falling while working on Friday.
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Mobile counterfeiting operation allegedly found during Bluff Street traffic stop
ST. GEORGE — A traffic stop for suspected erratic driving led to the arrest of a Nevada woman after a large-scale counterfeiting operation was reportedly discovered in the suspect’s car.
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Longtime Dixie High School player, coach, mentor Danny Ipson stands down
ST. GEORGE — Even before the Flyers lost in their last baseball game under his leadership, head coach Danny Ipson knew that his days in the Dixie dugout had come to an end.
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$600K in suspected meth recovered from Washington Parkway traffic stop
ST. GEORGE — A blown stop sign coupled with an expired registration led to the arrest of a California man after officers searched the BMW he was driving. The officers allegedly recovered more than 20 pounds of suspected drugs from the vehicle’s trunk.
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Committed to supporting the community, employee-owned Litehouse is Southern Utah’s best place to work
CONTRIBUTED CONTENT — Litehouse Inc. is a proud member of the Hurricane community and a premium sponsor of this year’s 99.9 KONY Country Fourth of July Celebration. Featuring headline performances from Ashley McBryde and Craig Morgan alongside DJ Eric Rhodes, this family-friendly show was designed to bring Southern Utahns together for Independence Day.
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