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 10-11.
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Felony theft, fraud charges continue to mount for accused serial scam artist in Southern Utah
CEDAR CITY — An accused serial fraudster was jailed in Cedar City after recently being arrested on suspicion of multiple felony theft charges.
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‘Keep moving forward’: Washington County School District shuffle, new administration introduced
ST. GEORGE — The onrush of replacing key administrative positions within the Washington County School District continues as the replacements for key administrative positions were needed due to retirement and promotion.
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Gardening under a black walnut tree? Here’s what you should know.
FEATURE — Wilting, yellow leaves or stunted growth means it is time to look around your landscape and surrounding landscapes for clues. A common cause of these symptoms is the black walnut tree.
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Planning to visit Southern Utah’s neighboring lakes, state parks this summer? Here’s what to expect.
ST. GEORGE — Due to increased visitation and other factors, Glen Canyon and Lake Mead national recreation areas, as well as some Nevada state parks, have made changes that may affect summer travel plans.
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Horoscopes: Pluto retrograde triggers divine transformation. Here’s your weekly forecast.
FEATURE — With two planets changing signs early Sunday morning, the week begins with a jolt.
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