Southern Utah Guide

St. George is one of the best places in the United States to retire!

This Charming Utah Town Is One Of The Best Places In The U.S. To Retire Looking at retirement? This might be the perfect Utah place!

Slide the City's 1,000-foot water slide coming to St. George; discounted rates available | St... ST GEORGE —  Looking for the biggest block party of the summer? Slide the City arrives in St. George on June 4, and 700 East Street will be transformed with food, music, local vendors and street entertainers. But it will be the giant water slide that will distinguish this from most block parties. Fa...

Welcome ALL the contestants this weekend for the IRON MAN RACE!!

Feud between Dixie State and the Portland Trail Blazers ensues on Twitter.

Portland Trail Blazers question Dixie State's new nickname, feud on Twitter Dixie State University unveiled its new nickname, the Trailblazers, on Monday. It drew questions from the official Twitter account of the NBA’s Portland Trail Blazers, sparking what appears...

The new Dixie State logo.

If you are planning on going to Zion's National Park this year remember to keep where you park in mind.

A message from Springdale’s mayor - The Independent | St. George As more people discover Springdale and Zion National Park, parking is becoming an issue. Parking is available but not always convenient.

St. George won the best city in Utah on KSL's best city in Utah tournament! Other southern Utah cities also fared very well. Washington lost to Mapleton in the "Elite Eight" and Hurricane lost to St. George in the "Final Four". What do you think the best city in Utah is?

Don't miss this family fun event!

The first-ever Pumpkin Dive event is kicking off on Oct. 19 from 6-9 p.m. at the WCCC Aquatic Center. Participants ages 12 and under can have a chance to dive into the pool to pick their pumpkin. The kids then get to use markers to decorate the pumpkins. Cost is $5 for all participants, includes pumpkin and decorating supplies. Admission is $1 for spectators. Participants will also get a pumpkin carving demonstration. Kids can also participate in a costume contest at 6 p.m. followed by the pumpkin dive at 7 p.m. so there will be time to change from costume to swimming gear. The Washington City Area Chamber of Commerce and other local businesses will be at the event providing FREE candy for the kids to come "Trick-Or-Treat" at the vendor booths. The event is limited to 400 participants. All children must be accompanied by an adult. For more information, check out;http://washingtoncity.org/communitycenter/index.php?tab=2