Jan 18th 2012
Cold Weather Cramping Your Swing? Get Your Golf on in Southern Utah
When the cold winds blow across the fairways and frost and snow cover the greens to the North, golfers might want to consider making a southern migrations. Read More
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Jan 11th 2012
How to Make Those Fitness Resolutions Stick in 2012
“I will, in 2012 . . . “ So goes the annual making of New Year’s resolutions. That is, promises made to correct what people believe to be weaknesses. The problem is New Year’s resolutions typically get tossed out along with the Christmas tree. One study showed 90 percent of the health-related pledges are history within the first 15 days of the new year. Read More
Jan 04th 2012
Secrets from Snowbird's 40 Years
It’s pretty well known that Snowbird is enjoying its 40th season. And the ‘Birds life over the past four decades has been pretty well chronicled, but what led to the '71 opening wasn't exactly easy breezy. Read More
Dec 21st 2011
Break out the winter gear—it's ice fishin’ time
The second of two very different fishing seasons is underway -- winter fishing. Some waters have iced over, others will in the coming days. Those anglers with ice fishing gear have pulled it from storage. That is, shorter fishing rods, ice auger and winter clothing. And, of course, they’ve put away the casting rigs, tackle boxes and float tubes. Read More
Dec 21st 2011
Break out the winter gear; it's ice fishin' time
The second of two very different fishing seasons is underway -- winter fishing. Some waters have iced over, others will in the coming days. Those anglers with ice fishing gear have pulled it from storage. That is, shorter fishing rods, ice auger and winter clothing. And, of course, they’ve put away the casting rigs, tackle boxes and float tubes. Read More
Dec 07th 2011
SKI magazine rankings confirm what we already know. Utah is the bomb.
Deer Valley was voted, by skiers, the overall No. 1 ski resort in North America for the fifth year in a row in an annual poll taken by SKI Magazine. Read More
Nov 16th 2011
Break out the binoculars. Winter's the time to do some wildlife watching across the state.
The best time to view wildlife, be it as large as a moose or small as a bird, is when the temperatures have dropped and snow covers the ground. This time of year wild animals gather together and hang out in areas where they can be seen. Read More
