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, July 23-24.
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Hurricane City Council doesn’t take a chance on ‘Mamma Mia,’ asserts control over local theater productions
HURRICANE — In the midst of Hurricane City’s council chambers, Tiffany Wright sat patiently in the middle of Hurricane City’s council chambers, listening to logistical arguments and technical zoning ordinance jargon while a Greek-island musical remained fresh on her mind.
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Semi-tractor-trailer rear-ends 2 vehicles on I-15; 9 injured
MESQUITE — A semi-tractor-trailer rear-ended two vehicles on Interstate 15 around 4:00 p.m. Saturday, closing the highway to southbound traffic.
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Wreck on I-15 south of Mesquite; one lane closed to southbound traffic at milepost 112; 9 injured
ST. GEORGE — A semi-tractor-trailer has tangled with multiple cars on Interstate 15, closing the highway to southbound traffic and reportedly causing multiple injuries.
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Firing of firefighters creates new flames in dispute between Ivins and Santa Clara
IVINS — City Council members in Ivins said they have been angered by the firing of volunteer firefighters from the Santa Clara-Ivins Fire Department. The move was the latest in the dispute between Ivins and Santa Clara over their joint fire department.
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St. George Ironman events will be featured in documentary
ST. GEORGE — The 2021 Intermountain Healthcare Ironman World Championship, which was staged in St. George on May 7, will be the focus of an NBC documentary.
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