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by Jana Hassett
Economic Review – Second QuarterCedar City Chamber holds quarterly Economic Review Breakfast meetings and the April meeting featured two local businesses. Our first presenter was from Casino Game Makers here in Cedar City. They create games for Casino Slots and shared their journey over the past few years. They, too, were hard hit by the pandemic when
by Jana Hassett
Cedar City Councilman, Tyler Melling, posted this on Facebook May 4th. It is reprinted here with his permission. May 4, 2021 Here are some thoughts on water before the public meetings this week and next week. We all get a better community when we study the issues and have meaningful dialogue.WATER AND POLICYMAKING Table of Contents WATER
by Jana Hassett
CCCofC Ambassadors –Each week (post pandemic in Utah) more businesses reopen, add hours, open their dining rooms, and reinstate or create events. As a member of the Cedar City Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors, we are asked to help businesses with a ribbon cutting. Sporting Red Ribbons with giant bows (and over-sized scissors) we line up for
by Jana Hassett
Cedar City Master Plan3 Key Components of Vision 2050The Cedar City Area Chamber of Commerce monthly luncheon was this past week. As was announced, the focus of each month is a part of the Chamber’s “Vision 2050” plan. At first thought, that sounds like a long ways away. But it’s only 30 years. As a content
by Jana Hassett
Brian HeadOne of Iron County’s most unique towns is Brian. High atop the Markagant Plateau, the town is name for Brian Head Peak, elevation 11,307 ft. Atop the Peak sits the rock pavilion built by the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) in the 1930’s The town is one mile northwest of the peak and in the late
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