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My friend Ralph (not his real name) just got back from a trip to Central America. He had a fantastic time with the culture, food and pristine beaches, but has spent a lot of his time since returning in the (ahem) bathroom. "You know, what they say is true," Ralph told me...

Having a large grassy lawn used to be a sign of wealth. Two hundred years ago, affluent people made sure their manors included a large lawn. There were no lawn mowers, so grass was hard to keep trim and neat unless you had a lot of money to pay laborers to care for the lawn. Plus, it...

Anyone who's been in St. George and Washington County for awhile can likely remember vividly the flooding in 2005 -- rivers changing courses, homes falling into the rushing water, bridges being inundated. With our snowpack up in the mountains being BIGGER than it was back in 2005, do we need to be worried about that happening again...