Elevate, Inspire, and Inform the Cedar Valley Community
Celebrate life in Cedar Valley through stories that highlight family life, recreation, social gatherings, and everyday living. From parks and playgrounds to local traditions, this section captures the essence of community.
During Labor Day weekend, the Utah Department of Wildlife Resources and partner agencies conducted rigorous inspections and watercraft decontaminations, inspecting 4,299 boats and performing 133 decontaminations statewide to prevent the spread of invasive quagga mussels. The Lake Powell area accounted for 1,194 boat inspections and 45 decontaminations. This effort was in response to the threat…
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On September 9, Camp Floyd State Park is hosting Camp Floyd Days, commemorating the establishment of Camp Floyd in Fairfield. Visitors can immerse themselves in the camp life of the 1858-1861 era with exhibits, demonstrations, and visits to soldier graves. Children can participate in military drills with toy muskets and period uniforms, while re-enactors recreate…
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In the heart of Cedar City, Utah, a business thrives that is all about creating laughter, excitement, and unforgettable memories. Funtime Inflatables, spearheaded by its owner Dan Johnson, has become a vibrant part of the community, offering a wide range of inflatable and party rental equipment. With a journey that began as a simple idea…
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Besides new backpacks and shoes, parents should be thinking about back-to-school immunizations and well-visit check-ups as summer comes to a close. Some kids have gotten behind in their regular vaccinations, but now is a great time to catch up. “We don’t know what a new school year may bring,” said Dr. Tamara Sheffield, Medical Director…
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The dedication of a new temple holds immense significance in the lives of Latter-day Saints, as it represents the culmination of years of preparation, faith, and dedication. The recent dedication of the Saratoga Springs Utah Temple, the 179th dedicated temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serves as a powerful symbol of…
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The article explores how religious art, like depictions of Christ, can influence behavior and personal transformation. It highlights a study demonstrating that visual cues can lead to more ethical behavior and thoughts. The author, Stephanie Jaynes, co-founder of TheUrim.com, discusses the power of modern gospel art in inspiring individuals to overcome challenges, strengthen relationships, and…
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Whether you’ve lived here your entire life or you’re just getting ready to move to the Cedar Valley area, supportive and growing community coupled with an overall lower cost of living make this a great place to open up shop. Today, Cedar Valley Sentinel offers up tips on getting started and touches on just a…
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When it comes to the irresistible appeal of dogs, every child will inevitably make the heartfelt request for a furry friend. After all, dogs are bundles of cuteness, fluffy comfort, and undying loyalty, not to mention their positive impact on mental well-being and the sheer joy they bring to any household. Nevertheless, the journey to…
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Celebrate Military Appreciation Day at Camp Floyd State Park on August 12, a special event dedicated to honoring veterans and active military personnel. Enjoy free admission for veterans, active military, and their families in the same vehicle, and take part in various activities, including military displays, historical tours, and a captivating concert by Company B,…
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A series of incidents in Eagle Mountain City has prompted residents to explore ways to enhance safety and security within their community. As an engaged researcher at the University of Washington, Ishita Chordia studied how media and technology influence our sense of safety. New apps and technologies have made crime information increasingly accessible and available…
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