ST. GEORGE — In case you missed it, here is your weekend recap of the top five most viewed stories published on St. George News from Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 31-Nov. 1.
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UPDATED: 12-year-old LaVerkin boy found safe
ST. GEORGE — At approximately 8:30 a.m. Monday, LaVerkin City Police were notified that the boy has been located and is safe and healthy.
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Photo gallery: With 2 days until the election, ‘Trump trains’ chug full steam ahead in Southern Utah
ST. GEORGE — With just two days until Election Day, supporters of President Donald Trump organized a coordinated “Trump train” that saw people gathering in their cars, trucks and on motorcycles at high schools across Washington County before heading to their final gathering spot at Washington County Legacy Park.
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Officials cut the ribbon for RiverWalk Village, the area’s newest affordable housing complex
ST. GEORGE — The completion of a long-awaited affordable housing complex was celebrated Thursday with a ribbon-cutting.
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Tournament organizers enforce mask mandates as youth sports press on in Southern Utah
ST. GEORGE — It was the opposite of a normal football game: all the eyes on the field were directed toward the stands.
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Utah Board of Higher Education approves SUU’s first-ever doctorate program
CEDAR CITY — For the first time in its history, Southern Utah University will offer a doctorate-level program.
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