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October 23, 2008
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County News‘Gone with the Wind’ Screening Brings Nostalgia to Cedar City By: Cathy Wentz To promote its fall season production of “Moonlight and Magnolias,” the Utah Shakespearean Festival presented a screening of the classic film “Gone with the Wind” at the Randall L. Jones Theater Oct. 13. (read article) Waterford Ousts Lady Falcons from Playoffs By: Reuben Wadsworth Canyon View girls’ soccer coach Mark Comstock said the Lady Falcons gave the No. 2 3A team in the state, Waterford, all it could handle on Saturday, Oct. 18 at the Canyon View field. (read article) Rivalry Football Game to Carry Playoff Implications By: Reuben Wadsworth The Cedar High School football team has dominated games against cross-town rival Canyon View in the last seven years. (read article) Redmen Play Hard, Lose to Hurricane By: Reuben Wadsworth Cedar football coach Todd Peacock said the Redmen played hard in their last home game of the regular season on Thursday, Oct. 16 against Hurricane. Despite their effort, the Redmen lost to the Tigers, 24-6. (read article) Parowan Snaps 6-Game Losing Streak to Enterprise By: Reuben Wadsworth The Parowan High School football team snapped a six-game losing streak against Enterprise Oct. 15, taking advantage of the Wolves’ turnovers to claim a 31-7 victory. (read article) Lady Reds Lose Playoff Game in Controversial Shootout By: Reuben Wadsworth The way the Cedar girls’ soccer team lost its first-round home playoff game against Morgan on Oct. 15 was admirable, but at the same time extremely difficult to take. (read article) Cedar Girls, CV Boys Earn Region 9 Cross Country Titles By: Reuben Wadsworth The Cedar girls placed five runners in the top six while four Canyon View boys finished in the top six as the Lady Reds and the Falcon men won their respective Region 9 3A cross-country championships at Cedar High School on Oct. 14. (read article) Livestock & Heritage Festival Brings Unique Events to Cedar City By: Reuben Wadsworth Get ready for 1,200 head of sheep parading down Cedar City’s Main Street. Celebrating the community’s agricultural roots, the Cedar City Livestock & Heritage Festival comes to town again Friday, Oct. 24 and Saturday, Oct. 25. The festival features events the whole family can enjoy, including a stock dog competition, a Dutch Oven Cook Off, cowboy poetry and music, an antique tractor pull, agricultural displays, and, of course, the sheep parade. (read article) Target Marketing By: Mac Mcgee An investment broker friend of mine contacted me to see if I could offer any suggestions that would broaden his client list. He had already approached friends, previous working associates, church members and family contacts. He still needed to gain more prospects to show that he was a qualified investment broker that could assist people in developing future financial results. (read article) One Hundred Years of the ‘Tin Lizzie’ By: Al Cooper As the 20th century dawned in America, transportation revolved around horse power; real HORSE power. Some 17 million horses served the people and their enterprises, and their presence on the roads, among the farm furrows and in the back yards was ubiquitous. (read article) Life Flight Helicopter to be Based at DRMC By: the Review Intermountain Healthcare’s Life Flight air ambulance service has announced it will spread its wings to include a helicopter based at St. George’s Dixie Regional Medical Center. (read article) |
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