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 1-2.
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Suspected impaired driver hits light pole and building in St. George, lands on parked cars
ST. GEORGE — Authorities are investigating a suspected impaired driver who allegedly careened off the road, launching his vehicle into the air and colliding with the second story of an apartment building before landing on two parked cars Sunday morning.
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‘Tired of being arrested,’ suspect charged with allegedly stealing new car from dealership in St. George
ST. GEORGE — A 49-year-old man was arrested on a warrant issued out of American Fork after deputies up north found him with a vehicle listed as stolen from a dealership in St. George.
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Washington County SAR retrieves 2 men at Toquerville Falls after jumps lead to broken ankles
ST. GEORGE — A trio of young men recreating at Toquerville Falls got more than they bargained for Saturday afternoon when two of them were injured after jumping off the rocks.
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‘Still hitting the accelerator’: Driver in St. George plows through garage, lands in home kitchen
ST. GEORGE — A St. George resident had an unexpected kitchen renovation when she accidentally turned her vehicle into a home improvement tool, allegedly driving from the garage straight into the kitchen.
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Zion National Park’s ‘oldest campground’ closed this season for needed makeover
ST. GEORGE — The path is checkered with chunks of missing gravel. A large broken tree bows toward the roadway. And an overgrown ditch is surrounded by crumbling concrete. Zion National Park’s South Campground has seen better days.
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