Uinta County Herald

11/17/2025

11/17/2025

The Rich Rebels made it a 3-peat Saturday at Zions Bank Stadium, beating No. 1-seed Milford 21-12 to win the Utah 8-Player State Championship.
Way to go Rebels! For a full recap, see this week’s Herald.


📷: Don Cogger

11/13/2025

Who’s feeling lucky? The Evanston Youth Club will host its annual Casino Night fundraiser this Friday

EVANSTON — The 11th annual Casino Night, a fundraiser for the Evanston Youth Club for Boys & Girls, is set for Friday evening at the club’s facility on 6th Street in Evanston. The …

11/09/2025

Returning to the 4A State Volleyball Championships in Casper for the first time since the 2020 season, the EHS volleyball team posted a 0-2 record, though both matches were 5-set thrillers that had fans on the edge of their seats.
The Lady Devils opened the tournament Thursday against No. 1-seed Laramie, almost pulling the upset in the most entertaining match of the day. Evanston won sets one (25-18) and three (25-21), but fell short in the 5th-set tiebreaker, 15-6.
Against Sheridan in loser-out action Friday, the Lady Devils battled back from an 0-2 deficit to win sets three and four, forcing a fifth set. It was back and forth from the jump, with the Lady Broncs edging out Evanston 18-16 to take the hard-fought match.
Thanks for a great season, Lady Devils!



📷: Don Cogger

11/05/2025

Today’s special election results are in, and voters made their intentions clear: no new taxes. The specific purpose excise tax proposed would have funded a $28 million aquatic center in Evanston, an access road in Bear River, sewer repairs in Lyman, park improvements in Mountain View and new vehicles for local firefighters and ambulance crews. With a 57% turnout, voters in Uinta County sided against the proposal with 3,611 votes against and 1,566 votes for the countywide improvements. Read more in this week’s Uinta County Herald.

11/03/2025

10/27/2025

Saturday afternoon was bittersweet for the Lady Devils volleyball team, as they honored their five seniors: Autumn Neely, Braelynn Morrison, Dannon Kohler, Cassidy Coley and Barbora Bratrsovska.
Following Senior Recognition, the Lady Devils made short work of visiting Jackson, sweeping the Lady Broncos in 3 sets, 25-13, 25-15, 25-18. The EHS volleyball team will now turn its attention to the postseason, with the 4A West Regional Tournament scheduled for next weekend in Casper. Congrats Lady Devils!



📷: Don Cogger

10/24/2025

The Goldwater Institute earlier this week accused local officials of illegal campaigning and asked the Uinta County Attorney's Office to investigate. The office declined via the attached letter sent today.

10/12/2025

Heartbreaker Friday night at Kay Fackrell Stadium for the EHS football team, as they came up just short against a talented Jackson Broncs squad, 37-33.
It was Senior Night for the Red Devils, and the final home game of the season. Thanks for giving us your all, Red Devils!



📷: Don Cogger

10/12/2025

The EHS volleyball team hosted its annual Pink Night match Friday, welcoming Riverton to Red Devils Gymnasium.
The Lady Devils made the most of playing in front of their home crowd, sweeping the Lady Wolverines in three sets, 25-22, 25-10, 25-14. Way to go, Lady Devils!



📷: Don Cogger

10/09/2025

ESTATE SALE: 109 Sandstone Drive, Oct. 11, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Collectible antique & depression-era glass, loveseat, recliner, entertainment center, dresser w/mirror, desk, kitchen dishes, pans, utensils, clay pots, Christmas decorations and lots of stuff. Also gun scabbards, 18-ft. ladder, gas weed-eater, trap thrower (electric) with battery & clay targets, generator. Must see to appreciate.
Oct. 9

SAVE THE DATE: Annual Catholic Rummage Sale, St. Mary Magdalen’s Church, Friday, Oct. 24, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 25, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. 836 Center Street. Donations accepted Wednesday, Oct. 22, 10 am-7 pm and Thursday, Oct. 23, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Gently used clothes, small appliances and furniture.

10/03/2025

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