Lady Bulldog volleyball team takes region
The first week of October brought two hard-earned wins for the Lady Bulldogs, making their record 17-2 overall for the season and securing their spot as region champions.
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October 13 Gunnison Valley Hospital Births
Gunnison Valley Hospital births that happened before October 13.
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Long effort culminates in regional race
For mountain bike racers, conditions were perfect for debut races at a new 5.8 mile course built near the Gunnison reservoir on Saturday.
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Valerie Anderson is new Gunnison City Treasurer
Valerie Anderson was recently chosen by the Gunnison City Council to fill the empty position left behind by Deanne Addis, who left city employment to return to her previous employer.
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Ground broken for new State Bank
The managers and employees of State Bank of Southern Utah held a groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday, October 6 at the site of their new office located on the corner of 100 South and Main Street in Gunnison.
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Bulldogs struggle against Enterprise, senior quarterback is still injured
ENTERPRISE—Facing a large deficit in players, the Bulldogs tried new things on the road last Friday, but the scoreboard looked much the same.
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Gunnison volleyball boasts 14-game win streak
The Gunnison Valley girls’ volleyball team had a big week, winning 6 straight matches. They improve their overall record to 15-2, 4-0 in region play, with a 14-game winning streak.
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Dale Lind “Chipper” Whitlock
Dale Lind “Chipper” Whitlock, age 73, of Provo passed away unexpectedly Saturday, Oct. 2 at his home in Mayfield.
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Former Gunnison resident, now Moab officer, under fire in Gabby Petito case
Eric Pratt, a former Salina police chief and former Gunnison resident and business owner, is under fire for discretionary policing decisions after new body camera footage has been released in the Gabby Petito murder investigation. Pratt worked as a corrections officer until taking a job in Salina as a patrol officer, where he…
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Bulldogs fail to find solution as Kanab wins, 48-7
KANAB—The Bulldogs’ early-season momentum seemed like a distant memory as the Gunnison Valley football team was pushed around again last Friday. Gunnison Valley lost its third straight and moved to 2-3 on the season with a crushing loss at Kanab, 48-7, the second time this season that the Bulldogs have been held to…
