Sports radio (and sports writing) has been a passion of mine since the 1980s and talk radio has quickly climbed the list of priorities for me as well. I've broadcast roughly 7,000 games over the last 30 years or so, figuring our a way to get paid for watching sports. In recent years, I've dived headfirst into local news and politics and found a true home on talk radio. Fortunately, I've been married to the best woman alive for more than 33 years and wouldn't trade a single minute of it.
Andy Griffin
St. George’s Desert Color Will Get ‘Emergency Services’ Building
Intermountain Health is hoping a new planned facility will give residents of Desert Color and SunRiver some peace of mind.
Intermountain Health’s St. George Regional Hospital announced construction will begin at Desert Color later this year for emergency services. The
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St. George Mayor Responds To Public Criticism Of Comment Ban
Many citizens in St. George are incensed with Mayor Michele Randall's decision to eliminate the public comment portion of city council meetings.
Randall issued this statement today, leading up to some crucial budget meetings:
Since 2014, the Mayor and members of the Council have enjoyed having the opportunity to hear public input from citizens at one meeting each month on matters of City business.
Worst Drivers Ever — Sorry, But Not In Utah
I've lived in 10 different state in the USA during my lifetime and one common link among them all is that the residents of the different locales think they have the worst drivers in America.
It's easy to believe, especially if you just got home after some numbskull just cut you off in traffic and another thickheaded driver had his left blinker on and then turned right in front of you...
Washington County Offers Tips To Avoid House Fires
We've already had several notable fires in Southern Utah this spring, and there's no doubt more are on the way, with dry air and dry fuel in the region.
Luckily, there has been little loss of property and no loss of life in the spate of fires we've seen so far...
Trio of Heroes To Be Honored After Saving Bus Driver’s Life
Are you prepared fro an emergency?
Simple things like how to stop a wound that is bleeding, how to clear the breathing pathway for a choking victim or how to administer CPR to a heart attack victim can surely save lives.
A teenager and a pair of First Responders found this out earlier this year in Iron County
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Wearing A Helmet: The Life You Save May Be Your Own
Today is Bike To Work Day, but how many of us grabbed a bicycle helmet before we endeavored on that trek?
Intermountain Health provides us with some tips for wearing a bicycle helmet, tips that may help save your life.
Last year 15 Utahns lost their lives in bicycle related accidents and 49 experienced serious injuries
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Airplanes, Dancing And Fun This Weekend At Warbird Museum
This weekend is a big one for the Western Sky Warbird Aviation Museum, with vintage planes, veterans and costumes, plus a 1940s style hangar dance on tap.
Saturday night (May 20) features an evening of dancing, nostalgia and reverence for our military veterans as the Western Sky Warbird Aviation Museum hosts its 10th annual 1940s Hangar Dance at 6 p.m. Funds
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Southern Utah Celebrating National Bike To Work Day Friday
Get in a workout, save some gas, and get some swag tomorrow as part of National Bike To Work Day.
The City of St. George joins the rest of the nation in celebrating National Bike to Work Day, Friday (May 19) from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m.
At three locations sprinkled around town, all bicyclists, tricyclists, scooter riders — anyone aboard self-propelled wheeled transportation — can stop at a Bike to Work s
Doctors Urged To Ease Back On Prescription of Antibiotics
When you think of drug abuse, understandably medicine like oxycodone or fentanyl come to mind.
Another abuse has been occurring lately, and the fault often lies with the prescribing doctor.
Overuse of antibiotic prescriptions for patients with upper respiratory illnesses at urgent care clinics in the United States has been an ongoing challenge, but a new study led by researchers at two Utah health
Washington City Officials Urge Residents To ‘Clean Up This Town’
It's clean-up weekend in Washington City.
Friday, Washington City staff, mayor and council met at the Grapevine Trail and then spread out and cleaned up trash throughout the city. (see attached photo gallery).
It's part of a clean-up weekend for Washington County's second largest city. Was...