In 1903, Frederick S. Dellenbaugh, a topographer, artist and writer, spent the summer painting in what is now Zion National Park. The following year, he exhibited the resulting landscapes at the St. Louis World’s Fair and wrote an article including the above lines in the influential Scribner’s Magazine. Americans have been intrigued ever since with the unique landscapes of Southern Utah.
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He has rubbed elbows with Kirk Kerkorian, charmed little old ladies and once thwarted a kidnapping.
ALL TOGETHER NOW: In cooperatives, businesses are owned, controlled, financed and operated by the people who use their services. The theory is that by working together, a cooperative’s businesses can achieve objectives that would be harder to attain alone.
staff photos of investor Beffort and securities regulator Ellsworth coming Monday
For lobbyist Sean Higgins, the 2011 Nevada Legislative session will be like déjà vu. It’s the second time in recent years that Higgins has lobbied a Legislature struggling to make up a huge shortfall and balance the budget.
AVONDALE, Ariz. — Kyle Busch became the first driver in a national NASCAR race to win wire to wire in nearly eight years.
