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 and Sunday, March 27-28.
See the related stories at the bottom of this page for five honorable mention stories.
Roadside ammunition entrepreneur halted by cease and desist order
ST. GEORGE — Local entrepreneur Brendan Dalley had what he said was the perfect setup: He and a friend had their own brand of ammunition manufactured, and they sold it out of a truck beside the road.
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Smoke rises from abandoned, soon-to-be-torn-down Brentwood Bowl in Hurricane
ST. GEORGE — Smoke was seen billowing from an abandoned former bowling alley and fun center near Hurricane on Saturday evening, but no damage was done to the building.
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Seat belts credited for saving lives in crash that clogged Brigham Road I-15 exit
ST. GEORGE — A car crash on the Brigham Road offramp of southbound Interstate 15 Saturday shortly after noon demonstrated the importance of wearing seat belts, officers said.
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Health officials: If you’re going to get a COVID-19 vaccination, now is the time to do it
ST. GEORGE — The message from both those with the local health district and St. George Regional Hospital is the same: If a person in Southern Utah is planning to get the COVID-19 vaccine, now is the time to do it.
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Apartment fire off Valley View Drive in St. George causes evacuation of 6 units
ST. GEORGE — Multiple fire engines and a small group of firefighters extinguished an apartment fire just off Valley View Drive Friday night that has left the occupants of at least one apartment, if not more, displaced for the night.
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