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, May 27, to Monday, May 29.
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Horoscopes: A magical meeting brings blessings ahead of Strawberry Moon. Here’s your weekly forecast.
FEATURE — It’s a magical sky this week that culminates Thursday, June 1, when Jupiter, the planet of luck and optimism, conjuncts the True North Node of the moon at 3 degrees in Taurus — a grand meeting that hasn’t happened in almost 100 years.
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Zion National Park closes south entrance, other parks filled to capacity
SPRINGDALE — Zion National Park has temporarily closed their south entrance to new traffic due to too many weekend visitors just hours into the Memorial Day weekend.
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Motorcyclist found 60 feet from road airlifted to St. George hospital
ST. GEORGE — A motorcyclist was found nearly 60 feet off the road by first responders who reported to a 911 call for assistance on Saturday night.
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Washington Fields zone change proposed at latest Washington City council meeting
WASHINGTON CITY — In many rural Southern Utah city council meetings, residents can always see the chief of police, fire chief and staff from the various departments that keep a town running smoothly.
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2 suspected traffickers arrested after window tint check on I-15 near Cedar City
CEDAR CITY — Utah Highway Patrol troopers arrested two drug trafficking suspects following a recent traffic stop near Cedar City.
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