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Images from “Mexico Then: the Casasola Archive,” a photography exhibit about the Mexican Revolution, will be on display at the Moab Valley Multicultural Center on Sunday, May 4 during the center’s Cinco de Mayo celebration. The photos will be on display at the Museum of Moab through May 19. Courtesy photo
Art, music, food and culture highlighted at May 4 Cinco de Mayo celebration
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with the Moab Valley Multicultural Center on Sunday, May 4. The center will host the traditional Cinco de Mayo celebration one day early and will also unveil a traveling pho...
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Vonna Dalton and her great-granddaughter Kendall Dalton, 3, pose for a photo. Photo by Laura Haley
Generations
Vonna Dalton
To most people, Cisco, Utah, is a ghost town. The rundown buildings and abandoned vehicles are just a reminder of the small town that once served as a saloon and watering stop for the railroad. But...
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Canyonlands Rodeo Queen Contest set for May 23
The Canyonlands PRCA Rodeo Queen Contest will be held Friday, May 23 at 4 p.m. at the Old Spanish Trail Outdoor Arena. The contest will determine the royalty for the 2015 Canyonlands Rodeo. Winners...
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MARC art contest honors Canyonlands’ 50th
The Moab Arts and Recreation Center (MARC), in collaboration with the Friends of Arches and Canyonlands Parks and the National Park Service, will hold an art contest in honor of the 50th anniversar...
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<b><i>Rockin’ it...<br></b></i> The Titans – (from left) Jayden Stocks, Ian Lopez, Brecken Beck and Claret Sutteer – take the stage at the Moab Arts and Recreation Center on Friday, April 18 for the final performance of local bands created during the Moab Youth Rock Camp. More than a dozen local kids participated in the four-day program, which was staffed entirely by local volunteers and sponsored by the Moab Teen Center-Club Red. During the April 15-18 camp, local youth had the chance to form bands, learn how to play their choice of instruments and write an original song. Four bands performed their original music at the April 18 concert, which was open to the public. Photo by Joshua Kleinke 
Rockin’ it...
 The Titans – (from left) Jayden Stocks, Ian Lopez, Brecken Beck and Claret Sutteer – take the stage at the Moab Arts and Recreation Center on Friday, April 18 for the final performance of local bands created during the Moab Youth Rock Camp. More than a dozen local kids participated in the four-day program, which was staffed entirely by local volunteers and sponsored by the Moab Teen Center-Club Red. During the April 15-18 camp, local youth had the chance to form bands, learn how to play their choice of instruments and write an original song. Four bands performed their original music at the April 18 concert, which was open to the public. Photo by Joshua Kleinke 
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