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, Aug. 13-14.
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Washington City gets update on pending Main Street-Exit 11 project
ST. GEORGE — The Washington City Council was given an update of some changes made to the preferred design of the pending Interstate 15-Main Street interchange at Exit 11. Construction of the new interchange could start as early as next year, depending on the timetable.
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Mo’Bettahs’ kitchen ignites from gas fire; no injuries
SANTA CLARA — A gas fire scorched Hawaiian restaurant Mo’Bettahs’ kitchen grills and walls in Santa Clara on Saturday.
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New chapter: Published author opens an independent bookstore with a focus on community
ST. GEORGE —As the door to the historic Judd Bungalow house jingles open, the rich and nostalgic smell of books fill the air. You glance around and instantly know – this isn’t your ordinary bookstore.
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Squeeze the day: St. George couple’s new lemonade business supports animal rescue and more
ST. GEORGE —A couple’s lemonade stand brings a whole new zest for life by using grandma’s recipe and squeezing it with love, benefiting humans and canines alike, one cup at a time.
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This is what Southern Utah parents should know for the new school year
ST. GEORGE — Winston Churchill, the great British statesman, soldier and writer once said, “I am always ready to learn although I do not always like being taught.”
The new school year began Thursday for Washington County School District students and starts Monday for Iron County students.
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