by Southern Utah Health and Wellness Magazine | May 19, 2026 | Author, Washington County Board of Realtors, Community & Culture, May/June 2026
Washington County continues to be a busy market and a magnet for movers. With new jobs, great schools, and growing neighborhoods, a steady stream of buyers is looking to find the right place for the right price. Unfortunately, scammers try to take advantage of the...
by Southern Utah Health and Wellness Magazine | May 19, 2026 | Community & Culture, May/June 2026
Dear Neighbors and Friends, Throughout my first year serving as president at Utah Tech University, I have had the opportunity to listen, learn, and experience the heart behind this community. What has impressed me the most is the shared belief that Utah Tech is not...
by Southern Utah Health and Wellness Magazine | May 17, 2026 | Author, Lexi Hughs, Community & Culture, May/June 2026
Access to dental care can change a child’s future. That impact was on full display at Utah Tech University, where the dental hygiene clinic buzzed with energy as student clinicians welcomed young patients for a day dedicated to prevention, education, and brighter...
by Southern Utah Health and Wellness Magazine | May 14, 2026 | Author, Mayor's Message, Community & Culture, May/June 2026
As we welcome the warmth of late spring and early summer, there is a palpable energy returning to St. George. It’s a time when our parks, trails, and historic streets come alive. At the heart of this vibrancy is our theme for this season: Community Connections. In the...
by Southern Utah Health and Wellness Magazine | May 13, 2026 | Author, Marianne Hamilton, Community & Culture, May/June 2026
They wear their identity proudly. Emblazoned across T-shirts and tank tops at local sporting events are the words “Addict II Athlete.” Every single person wearing such apparel has a story. More specifically, a success story. Addict II Athlete (AIIA) is a nonprofit...
by Southern Utah Health and Wellness Magazine | May 13, 2026 | Author, Buy Local, Community & Culture, May/June 2026
Somewhere along the way, a lot of us got used to feeling overwhelmed. Busy schedules, constant stimulation, trying to keep up with everything… it all starts to feel normal. And as a mom, I felt that. I was doing all the things—taking care of my family, staying active,...
