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, May 15-16.
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Organizer postpones St. George Black Lives Matter protest, alleges death threats
ST. GEORGE — A Black Lives Matter and human rights demonstration that was scheduled to take place Saturday evening in St. George was postponed after the organizer said he received death threats.
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Create a stunning garden anywhere with straw bale gardening
FEATURE — Add productive garden space and raise your planting bed with straw bale gardening. This technique allows you to create a raised bed garden on the patio, lawn, or poor compacted soil. Straw bale gardening has been around for centuries, but thanks to Joel Karsten’s book “Straw Bale Gardens,” it has gained new popularity.
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World War II planes take to the skies above St. George
ST. GEORGE — The sound of propellers and perhaps a little Glenn Miller can be heard in the skies above St. George as well as the Western Sky Aviation Warbird Museum at St. George Regional Airport is holding its Armed Services Celebration.
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Family displaced after blaze destroys home
ST. GEORGE — A steady stream of neighbors, family and friends visited the Cottam family Sunday morning. Their house, situated at 729 Picturesque Dr., had burned throughout the night.
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A 95-year-old giving tree comes down with a legacy
CEDAR CITY — When workers cut down a historic black walnut tree on the Southern Utah University campus earlier this week, it marked the end of an era.
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