Time is running out – reject gerrymandering now You might think that Gerrymandering in Utah was coming to end with Judge Gibson throwing out the old map and declaring it a “result of an unconstitutional process.” Well, you would be wrong. The battle continues and time is running out. What to know:
One of the most contentious issues in Utah today is LGBTQIA+ rights. Too often, the debate gets framed as a false conflict between religious freedom and queer existence. This circular argument distracts from the truth: freedom of religion does not include the right to deny another person’s life, liberty, or
The views and opinions expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of TogetherWorks Southern Utah. Two Veterans, Two Paths: A Contrast in Leadership Two Veterans are in the news a lot these day. One is Pete Hegseth, the Secretary of War
Now more than ever your voice is needed! Join us in supporting democracy. Saturday, October 18, 2025 from 1-3 at Vernon Worthen Park, St. George, Utah. Sign-up is not necessary, but appreciated! Go here: https://www.mobilize.us/nokings/event/845569/?referring_vol=10497498&share_context=dashboard-event-details&sharer_role=2
We reached out to Senator Ipson to urge him to honor the will of the people by accepting the August 25, 2025 ruling overturning Senate Bill 200 and reinstating Proposition 4—the voter-approved independent redistricting commission measure from 2018. We asked him to: Utah’s democracy is strongest when its government acts
Congressman Dr. Mike Kennedy scheduled a rare, in person townhall For August 28, 2025 in St. George, Utah. Unusual, one, because he was actually going to be there and two, it’s not his district. Kennedy represents UT District 3 (Heber, Provo, Orem, Blanding, Moab, Vernal). St. George is in Utah
Switchpoint serves three meals a day seven days a week and no one gets turned away. Unfortunately their community kitchen was flooded out and they are forced to shut down food prep and serving for the next two weeks. Sue Devereaux, Business Development & Community Engage Manager, writes: “We are
Candidates chosen from Hurricane, Ivins and St. George (ST. GEORGE, UTAH, JULY 25, 2025) – After consideration of survey responses, review of experience, leadership, and vision, the TogetherWorks Southern Utah (TWSU) Board of Directors selected six candidates from a field of 32 to endorse for the August 12, 2025 Primaries
2025 St. George, Utah Municipal Primary Candidates Below are thepeople running for Mayor and City Council. Four are running for Mayor and seven are running for two open city council seats. ST GEORGE CANDIDATES LAST NAME FIRST NAME SURVEY RESPONSE EMAIL CITY OFFICE Razo Brannon R mayhemcompany@gmail.com St. George
