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Inside... Wednesday, February 5, 2020
SUU remembers
former
Professor
Gary Giles
Vol. 12 No. 10
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2 Wednesday, February 5, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Home Builders Association holds awards banquet photos courtesy of ichba Robert Bulloch accepts the Lifetime Achievement Award from Adam Hahn Recognizes Matt Phillips, Velocity Homes, Builder of Year 2019, award accepted Ross Ford, Utah HBA Exec Officer, accompaied by his wife Sherry, Steve accompanied by his wife Leanne, as for Spencer Jones by (from left) son Kyle, mother Shirley, Dailey Utah HBA President, and Adam Hahn Iron County HBA 2019. Associate Member of Year 2019. Velocity VP Brian Johnson, and Adam Hahn, HBA Pres.
Iron County Today News Wednesday, February 5, 2020 3
southern utah university news
SUU remembers former SUU receives Carnegie
Professor Gary Giles Community Engagement
from David Bishop
For Iron Count y Today
nationally ranked and among the most
popular for SUU students.
designation
“He was instrumental in helping me
It is with sadness that Southern Utah decide my career path and is still a large from David Bishop and core themes,” said Earl
University shares the news that former influence in my life today,” said Scott For Iron Count y Today Mulderink, professor of history
professor Gary N. Giles passed away on Johnson, SUU graduate and former SUU and facilitator of the appli-
Tuesday, January 28 at the age of 82. Giles alumni president. “As a professor, he was CEDAR CITY — Evidence of cation process. “Personally, I
dedicated a substantial portion of his life to extremely supportive. Gary was always the institutional commitment want to thank everyone who
SUU, serving the University for 34 years. willing to talk things through and not just to community engagement, contributed to this team effort
“Over the years, I have to learn the material, but to Southern Utah University and the successful outcome.
had the opportunity to talk learn the application of that has once again earned the We can be proud of joining
to a lot of SUU alumni and material. In particular, he Community Engagement a relatively small number of
inquiring about the welfare focused on the importance Classification from the higher education institutions
of favorite professors seems of strong ethics in account- Carnegie Foundation for the in the United States that
to be a central theme of ing and how that applied Advancement of Teaching. SUU effectively promote and are
those conversations,” said to the job. Thirty years has held the designation for recognized for community
Dr. Robert Eves, interim after graduating, I still use a decade and is among fewer engagement.”
provost at SUU. “I can techniques that he taught than one percent of higher The Carnegie Community
honestly say that Professor me.” education institutions nation- Engagement Classification has
Giles was one of those Giles was honored ally to receive it. been the leading framework
most often remembered by countless times throughout “Community engagement for institutional assessment
alumni. His influence on the his career including earning has become deeper, more and recognition of community
students he touched is truly SUU’s first-ever Professor of pervasive, better integrated, engagement in U.S. higher
remarkable. A keen wit, a the Year Award, Outstanding and sustained at SUU than it education for the past 14 years
quick smile, and a kind word Educator Award, and a place was in 2010 when the classifi- with multiple classification
are how I remember Gary in the Hall of Honor in SUU’s cation was first awarded,” said cycles in 2006, 2008, 2010, 2015
Giles. Clearly, his students Great Hall. President Scott L Wyatt. “The and 2020.
remember him in much the Giles attended both collaboration between the "The important thing to
same way.” SUU (then the College of university and local commu- remember is this is not just a
Giles is remembered for Southern Utah) and Brigham nity has been exceptionally designation," said Pam Branin,
his humor, compassion, and Young University during his strong from the start, each director of the Community
an extraordinary dedication undergraduate education. supporting the other. Over the Engagement Center. "This
to students. His influence
Courtesy Photo
And after graduating from years, in particular since 2010, is a reflection of the many
Gary N. Giles the community SUU serves has faculty and staff that are
“
reached beyond the class- BYU with a bachelor’s
room with his focus always degree in accounting, Giles grown to encompass regions involved across campus
on the person, before the Gary was was one of the first to around the world.”
According to the Carnegie
and the students that are
contributing thousands of
class and the grades.
“Gary was a dear friend a dear complete BYU’s Master of
Accountancy program. Foundation, community hours of service each year.
engagement describes the col- This designation recognizes
and highly respected emeri-
tus professor of accounting,”
friend Giles and his wife, Vera
Jean Giles, met during laboration between institutions everyone on our campus and in
said Dr. Mary Pearson, dean
of the School of Business.
and highly his time at the College of
Southern Utah. Together
of higher education and their
larger communities for the
our community."
With a long history of com-
“He was renowned for his respected they have seven children, mutually beneficial exchange
of knowledge and resources.
munity engagement, SUU is
committed to being “a dynamic
uncanny ability to remem-
ber every student's name, emeritus many of whom have
attended SUU. He made a To be selected, institutions teaching and learning commu-
provide examples of universi- nity that engages students in
origin, and family history. He
truly exemplified a stu-
professor of deep and lasting impact on
the institution and will be ty-wide practices exhibiting experiential education leading
dent-focused education and accounting” greatly missed. community engagement and
alignment in mission, culture,
to personal growth, civic
responsibility, and professional
will be forever remembered “He was always a listener
leadership resources, and excellence.” The Community
for his positive impact on » Dr. Mary Pearson and that’s why people came practices through a self-study. Engagement classification
the accounting program and to him,” said Dana Giles
the thousands of students who crossed his Magleby, Giles’s daughter. “People that knew The materials and institutions underscores and enhances
path.” he always had the time for them. He didn’t are then assessed by a national SUU’s ongoing efforts to fulfill a
During his time at SUU, Giles was just teach numbers, he taught life.” review committee. wide range of institutional and
instrumental in the design and implemen- Funeral services will be held Saturday, “One of the keys to retain- community responsibilities.
tation of the University’s first Bachelor February 8 at 12 p.m. at the Cross Hollow ing the Carnegie Community The Carnegie Foundation
of Accounting program in 1965 and then Stake Center. The viewing Friday, February 7 Engagement classification for the Advancement of
later the development of the Master of from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, February was our ability to highlight
Accountancy program. Both programs are 8 from 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. fidelity to SUU's mission, vision, see Carnegie »9
4 Wednesday, February 5, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today
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The opinions stated in this article are solely those mob rule based on rumors, misun- keeping new businesses and residents
Layout/Design of the author and not of Iron County Today. derstandings, and prejudice. As an from moving to Utah.
E
example, a survey of people in Arkansas There is nothing wrong with voters
Devin Christ ven bright, responsible, and found that a majority thought Pres. rebuking elected officials if they think
Creative Director admired people can stub their Obama was not a citizen of the United their legislators got it wrong, and to his
design@ironcountytoday.com toe. This happened last month States. But Wilson’s defense of legisla- credit Wilson admitted that the state
when one of Utah’s sharpest and most tors reflecting the view of constituents leadership needs to both listen and
Circulation rational legislators, House Speaker Brad is not necessarily true since most explain to voters what and why it is
Wilson, lamented that Utahns often Utahns cannot even name their Utah doing what it’s doing.
Taisha Powell do a disservice when they overturn a House or Senate representative. One member of the House leader-
S. Cedar City
decision of his colleagues. Indeed, the public has been flexing ship team complained that voters were
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435.233.6011
To many readers, Wilson’s being fed misconceptions about the
comments reeked of arrogance. tax reform bill. Too many voters didn’t
Stormee Anderson How dare the “little people” understand the ramifications if it were
N. Cedar City/Enoch question those on Capitol repealed.
stormee@ironcountytoday.com Hill! Wilson was obviously Okay, but whose fault is that? It’s
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Wendy Hanson
Parowan/Paragonah
exasperated by the common
folk speaking out against
the long-debated tax reform
Cyclops not the fault of the voters if they mis-
construed legislation. The Legislature
did a poor sales job, and it is not good
wendy@ironcountytoday.com
package, but a problem for enough to admonish voters for not
435.477.9100 the House Speaker was that by Bryan GRAY rubberstamping the decisions of the
all but one of the Republican “better educated” body.
Columnist
Iron County Today is
gubernatorial candidates also Another attempt at tax reform is
distributed free of charge, opposed it. inevitable since sales tax growth is
thanks to our advertisers.
It is hand-delivered to over In his opening speech to the 2020 its muscle in recent years by passing slowing, creating a future shortfall for
14,000 households in Cedar Legislature, Wilson expressed his view referendums on medical marijuana, some essential services. Gov. Herbert
City, Enoch and Parowan
and is available in several that it is dangerous to allow citizen Medicaid, jerrymandering, and tax and GOP legislators are correct in
rack locations in Iron and
Beaver Counties.
referendums to set government policy. reform. It is apparent that Utahns don’t asking the gubernatorial candidates,
Good governance, he said, comes from want a full sales tax on non-prepared “So if you don’t like what we proposed,
elected officials who study the issues food or a hike in gasoline tax. Neither you come up with something better!”
389 N 100 W, Suite 12
Cedar City, Utah 84721 and then use their best judgement to was there an outpouring of applause for But don’t lambast citizen petitions
Ph: 435-867-1865 represent the will of the people or what an income tax cut, especially at a time when, in the case of polling on tax
Fax: 435-867-1866 is best for the citizens. when the state is leading the nation reform, only 25% of Utahns supported
IronCountyToday.com I understand where he is coming in most economic growth categories. it. You can trust your legislator without
from. Direct democracy can lead to Obviously, our current rate is not bowing down to him.
Iron County Today News Wednesday, February 5, 2020 5
Opinion
Time for Senate From the Editor
to end Democrat A year in the making
impeachment
O
ne year ago I accepted
nightmare
the Managing Editor
position here at the
Iron County Today newspaper.
A
It seems like only yesterday
mericans for Limited
Government President Rick Op/ that I took that leap of faith.
I knew the responsibility
Ed
Manning issued the follow- entrusted to me was great, to
ing statement urging to Senate to not only continue to carry the
acquit President Donald Trump of torch, but to makes its flames Corey
all charges: of influence burn brighter, Baumgartner
“The Senate should end Adam Schiff’s partisan warmer and reach farther Managing Editor
impeachment fantasy tonight. The Democrat throughout Iron Country.
majority in the House of Representatives has Along the way I’ve definitely had my challenges,
embarrassed themselves and have been exposed curve-balls and sledgehammers to deal with
for their craven effort to politically weaponize the and work through. I’ve made some mistakes and
once somber impeachment process. been befuddled and bamboozled a time or two by
“For those still clinging to the idea that if conundrums, but I’m a better editor and person
the House Democrats can just call more wit- for them. Nevertheless, (and thankfully) I’ve also
nesses on the Senate floor that somehow they got the best team of capable, caring and carrying
will stumble upon something resembling an people in my corner. It really does make a differ-
impeachable offense, you will have your chances ence when you know you’ve got people willing to
in November of 2020 to make your voice heard. call you out, calm you down and carry you through
But please know that the House impeachment whatever needs to be endured and conquered,
“
even if the challenges aren’t always concerning
work. Isn’t that what teams do? Perhaps. It’s cer-
The House tainly what families do and that’s what we are. And
you, our readers, are a special part of our family.
impeachment So, as I continue forward into another year, I
humbly ask for your continued support as I pledge
was nothing my best to bring you stories of information and
inspiration. Stories to inform and also transform
more than Kabuki your life and help make and keep Iron County the
best place to live, work and play. Let’s go!
Theatre on a
national stage”
» Rick Manning, President, Americans
for Limited Government
was never about convicting Donald Trump,
instead it was nothing more than a chance for
coastal politicians to preen in front of cameras
and raise money to fund their future political
ambitions. The House impeachment was nothing
more than Kabuki Theatre on a national stage
with fundraising appeals accompanying every
manufactured highlight.
It is truly sad that the House’s political ambi-
tions were put ahead of our national interest, but
in some ways it was good for America to witness
the lengths Democrats will go to win power as
we head into the 2020 election. It is time to end
impeachment today, and let the Senate get back to
confirming judges who will make an impact for a
generation.
To view online: https://getliberty.org/2020/01/
time-for-the-senate-to-end-democrat-impeach-
ment-nightmare/
6 Wednesday, February 5, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today
Utah Legislative Update Bookings
Below are bookings as reported by the Iron County Sheriff’s
Dear friends and neighbors, a $43 million deficit. These numbers are early estimates, we Department and Cedar City Police Department. Those arrested
will receive updated estimates in the coming weeks. are innocent until proven guilty. For a juvenile the name is
As every year, I am sending out an important Legislative “(Male/Female) Juvenile Offender” and juvenile is of age less
Feedback survey that will be coming out at the beginning of than 18 years.
next week. I urge you to complete it and send back to me. Tax Reform Repeal
It's to gather your feedback, input, concerns and ideas as One of the first bills we passed this session was House Bill January 27 Cedar City, UT BENTLEY
we start this 2020 Utah Legislative Session. Your feedback 185--Tax Restructuring Revisions - Repeal, which, as the
Retail Theft Washington, UT
MARK Z ALLEY
is extremely important and helps me greatly as I represent name suggests, repealed all parts of the tax reform package Cedar City, UT MICHAEL J Purch/Poss/
and serve you as your senator in the Utah Legislature. LOPOUR Consume by
we passed in December. While we still have a structural Retail Theft Minor - Measurable
Cedar City, UT
And...so it begins! We kicked off the 2020 Gen- issue we need to address with the budget, it became clear RUSTIN C Fail to Comply w/ Amounts
eral Legislative Session on Monday, January during the signature gathering for the referen- COLBURN Court HARRISON
dum that many citizens have strong concerns Cedar City, UT BUTLER
27. The opening day is largely ceremonial, DRUG - Poss Drug
and we were fortunate to have Elder Ulisses around the tax legislation passed over a month January 31 Cedar City, UT
Paraphernalia Purch/Poss/
Soares from the Church of Jesus Christ of ago. Additionally, it would have been difficult JOHN H TINGEY
DANIEL R Consume by
Latter-day Saints offer the invocation, the Utah to pass a balanced budget for the year if tax ATKINSON Enoch, UT Minor - Measurable
Air National Guard present the colors, and the code changed halfway through the year via New Harmony, DUI - w/2 Prior Amounts
Utah Symphony perform the national anthem. ballot vote. The bill passed unanimously in UT Convictions in
KAITLYN COLES
the Senate, with only one dissenting vote in DUI 10 yrs., Alcohol
It's going to be a great legislative session, with Restr. DL, Interlock St. George, UT
many important bills to discuss and things to the House. We do not plan to pass major tax EVAN K Device Req., Speed Purch/Poss/
accomplish. reform legislation during this session. BLANDFORD Regulations Consume by
Cedar City, UT Minor - Measurable
Here are some of the highlights from Week 1 DRUG - Poss C/S JOSHUA E WILLIS Amounts
at Capitol Hill: Upcoming Legislation Marijuana/Spice Cedar City, UT
Theft/Firearm HANNAH J
Some of the most unique or controversial bills RONALD H TAIT Operable Veh, HICKSTEIN
Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT
Preliminary Budget Numbers Sen. Evan
we see during the session make their way Aggravated Assault
Burglary/Veh, Theft
- $500 to $1500 Purch/Poss/
into the news and, in turn, generate a lot of Consume by
As a member of the Executive Appropriations VICKERS interest. Here are some of those bills below. January 28 NICHOLAS V Minor - Measurable
Committee, one of my main focuses each ses- Utah Senate District 28
IBARRA Amounts
sion is the budget. In December, we received JEFFERY L Cedar City, UT
preliminary revenue estimates for Fiscal Year Front License Plate CALDWELL DRUG - Poss C/S
Marijuana/Spice,
CLAYTON M
JENSEN
La Verkin, UT
2019, and it reemphasizes the structural issue we have with While you might not know it from driving around, in Utah Poss Dangerous DRUG - Poss Drug Chesterfield, MO
our budget that will eventually need to be addressed. As we require both front and back license plates on vehicles. Weapon by Restr, Paraphernlia Purch/Poss/
you can see below, based on the early revenue estimates, DRUG - Poss C/S Consume by
As it currently stands however, it is only a secondary SHANE Minor - Measurable
while the Education Fund is sitting comfortably with a $106 offense, meaning police officers cannot pull a vehicle Sched I/II/Analog, PRESTWICH Amounts
million surplus, our General Fund, that we use to fund the DRUG - Poss Drug Cedar City, UT
over solely due to the absence of a front plate. But, they Paraphernalia, LEXIS S KELLER
majority of the services and functions of government, shows can issue a citation if they pull you over for a different Stop Lamps - Turn
Assault, Unlawful
Detention Cedar City, UT
violation, and you are also missing a front plate. Senate Bill Signals Purch/Poss/
85--License Plate Position Amendments, would reclassify ASHLEY A February 1 Consume by
an individual’s failure to display a front license plate as a FRAZIER Minor - Measurable
KENDRICK R Amounts
primary offense. This has generated a lot of concern and Cedar City, UT
Protective Order JOHNSON LANCE T LAWSON
discussion; however, the bill sponsor has decided to no Cedar City, UT
Violation Cedar City, UT
longer run this bill. DRUG - Poss Drug
JHON S JAQUIZ Purch/Poss/
Paraphernalia, Consume by
Cedar City, UT Disorderly Conduct,
Fetal Remain Disposal Retail Theft Threats Against
Minor - Measurable
Amounts
JEAN C LEWIS Life/Property
Any bill that touches on abortion is a hotbed for debate. NAYAH D RAMOS
One bill that has made the news this week is Senate Bill Cedar City, UT DONNA M Cedar City, UT
Assault on Health CHENEY
67-- Disposition of Fetal Remains, which seeks to give Care Provider Purch/Poss/
Cedar City, UT
women the choice on the final disposition of fetal remains Retail Theft
Consume by
HLA THAUNG Minor - Measurable
following an abortion or miscarriage, and requires the
Cedar City, UT JACOB N JESSOP Amounts
hospital or clinic to handle those remains in a respectful Child ABuse/Neglect New Harmony,
manner. There is some false information going around UT
CAMERON R
MALE JUV SHORT
about this bill in that would require women to bury the OFFENDER Witness Tampering,
Cedar City, UT
aborted or lost child. This bill simply gives women a choice. Cedar City
Stalking
Fail to Report
Nothing is required of parents if they wish for the health- Assault DIAMOND Accident, Damage
care facility to handle the final disposal. FULLMER less than $1500,
FEM JUV
OFFENDER Cedar City, UT Reckless Driving,
Stalking Probation/Parole
Cedar City, UT
Firearms Criminal Trespass PAYTON J JESUS
Violation, DUI - w/2
Prior Convictions
It seems like each year now we see more and more FEM JUV Kanarraville, UT
in 10 yrs., Drive on
OFFENDER Weapon While
legislation on firearms. This year I have already heard about Under Influence,
Susp/Revo/Den w/
a number of bills. House Bill 109--Universal Background Cedar City, UT Prior Conviction.
Threats Against Threat w/Weapon,
Checks for Firearm Purchasers would require a background Life/Property, Tele- Intoxication, RODRICK L WARD
check for the transfer of a firearm between persons who phone Harassment Assault, Criminal Cedar City, UT
are not federal firearm licensees, with the exception of Mischief Purch/Poss/
Consume by
family members and law enforcement agencies and officers. January 29 CLIFF A JONES
Minor - Measurable
Senate Bill 33--Firearm Identification Amendments, makes Cedar City, UT
Amounts
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it a 3rd degree felony to alter or remove any identifying Cedar City, UT MAKALL R
marks on a firearm, or to be in possession of a firearm with Forcible Sodomy WHETTEN
February 2
identifying markings removed. Neither of these bills are LILLIAN D Cedar City, UT
far along in the process yet, but I am already hearing from WALKER THANE J SAVAGE Purch/Poss/
many of my constituents on House Bill 109. Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT Consume by
Retail Theft DRUG - C/S Sched Minor - Measurable
Thank you for giving me the opportunity to serve as your III/IV/V, DUI, DRUG Amounts
State Senator, it is truly an honor and a privilege. Please JACOB S - Poss C/S Sched I/II/
WILLIAMS Analog February 3
watch for that survey coming out and share your thoughts Cedar City, UT
with me. Intoxication LEE M SCOTT BRYCE K ROSS
Millcreek, UT Cedar City, UT
Courtesy Photo Thanks, January 30 Aggravated Assault Child Abuse,
Hildale City Councilman Jared Nichol and his w/Injury Criminal Neg
Evan Vickers MERCEDIE K
daughter, Gracie, visited me at Utah's Capitol Hill this week, HIGH
MAYSON L
for Elected Official Day. It was a treat to meet them both. Senate District 28
8 Wednesday, February 5, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today
African-American protagonists, experiences are
essential parts of history that deserve attention
from Grateful Amercian The organization– now known Negro History Week was officially Humanities. Cole once said that
Book Prize as the Association for the Study of re-branded, and expanded to what Americans had become “historical
For Iron Count y Today African American Life and History is now Black History Month, by amnesiacs.”
[ASAALH] — sponsored the first President Gerald Ford. They inaugurated the Prize in
WASHINGTON, DC – February Negro History Week in 1926 and “The African-American expe- 2015 to encourage authors and pub-
is “Black History Month” and there honored the birthdays of Abraham rience has been an integral part lishers to produce more interesting
is an extra incentive to celebrate: Lincoln and Frederick Douglass. of our nation’s history since the books of historical fiction and
2020 is the 150th anniversary Lincoln, born in a log cabin on colonial times. Black Americans dis- non-fiction for adolescents, with
of the 15th amendment to the February 12, 1809, is considered the tinguished themselves during the the hope that over time, historical
Constitution. literacy would rise.
The provision, ratified on
February 3, 1870, mandates “the Recommended reading by the
right of citizens of the United Black History Month Grateful American Book Prize
States to vote shall not be denied or judges
abridged by the United States or by »»Dark Sky Rising: Reconstruction
any State on account of race, color, country’s best president; Douglass, Revolutionary War, endured great And The Dawn Of Jim Crow by
or previous condition of servitude.” an ally of Lincoln, was born a slave suffering before and after the Civil Henry Louis Gates Jr., and Tonya
Black History Month did not on February 14, 1818, and later War, and still managed to make Bolden; [2019 Honorable Mention].
become an official festivity until distinguished himself as an aboli- great contributions in science, art, »»Hidden Figures, [2017 Prize win-
1976; however, it was begun when tionist, author, educator, orator, and literature, and sports,” says David ner], by Margot Lee Shetterly.
historian Carter G. Woodson, and statesman. Bruce Smith. »»Dreamland Burning [2017
Jesse E. Moorland, an educator and Negro History Week quickly Smith co-founded The Grateful Honorable Mention], by Jennifer
a prominent civic leader, started evolved into an event that inspired American Book Prize, a history Latham.
the Association for the Study of schools and communities through- advocacy initiative, with the late »»Freedom’s Price, [2016 Honorable
Negro Life and History, to publicize out the country to participate. By Dr. Bruce Cole, former chairman of Mention], by Michaela MacColl and
African-American accomplishments. 1976—the country’s bicentennial— the National Endowment for the Rosemary Nichols.Iron County Today News Wednesday, February 5, 2020 9
Last Week's Government News
Compiled by Corey Trump defense team member AUMF do not provide legal justification for to Canada and Mexico. With the passage
Baumgartner former Florida Attorney Pam war with Iran. Throughout 2019, Iran has of USMCA, we look forward to not only
Iron Count y Today
Bondi nails Joe, Hunter Biden engaged in reckless escalation culminating
in the December 31, 2019 attack on the
maintaining, but expanding our trade and
investment ties with our closest interna-
Ukraine conflict of interest U.S. embassy in Baghdad by Iranian tional trade partners."
Sen. Lee Statement on not Fairfax, Va. — Americans for Limited proxies, which the President responded to
And from the Utah Manufacturers Associa-
needing more witnesses Government President Rick Manning with a targeted killing of Soleimani. The
tion: “USMCA is a win for manufacturers of
today issued the following statement Resolution also acknowledges the Trump
WASHINGTON DC — Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) Administration’s restraint and appropriate all sizes—from small family businesses to
regarding the arguments of Pam Bondi,
issued the following statement Friday response to Iranian escalation throughout large well-known manufacturing compa-
the former Florida Attorney General, before
after voting not to hear from witnesses at 2019. nies. The USMCA will finally provide Utah
the US Senate today: “The entirety of the
President Trump’s impeachment trial: “We manufacturers the certainty they need to
House impeachment case rests on the
have heard from 13 witnesses via video continue growing the economy and assist
presumption that there was nothing to
during this trial. We have heard hours of be concerned about relating to former Sen. Lee statement on signing in creating significant jobs both in the
argument. We have received hundreds of Vice President Joe Biden’s son’s Board of USMCA state and across the country that depend
pages of legal briefs and thousands of on foreign trade. The Utah Manufacturers
membership with the Ukraine natural WASHINGTON DC — Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT)
pages of supporting documents. We know Association is proud to have been a part
gas firm Burisma. Bondi’s meticulous issued the following statement Wednesday
what happened: President Trump directed of discussions with our representatives
outlining of the Burisma corruption case after President Trump signed the United
his staff to ask President Zelensky to issue in Congress to shape the USMCA. Utah
and the public reporting of it, makes it States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA):
a statement announcing an investigation manufacturers will greatly benefit from
unambiguously clear that the President not “The USMCA is a huge win for all of Utah,
into ‘Burisma and the 2016 elections.’ this agreement as will the Utah economy.”
only was correct to ask for the Ukrainians especially the more than 120,000 Utahns
President Zelensky declined. Ukraine to get to the bottom of the allegations, but whose jobs depend on trade with Mexico
received its aid anyway, and President
Zelensky met with President Trump. That’s
would have been derelict in his duties and and Canada. Utah dairy farmers, manufac- Sen. Lee Statement on
it. That’s what happened. No new witness
responsibilities if he had not done so.” turers, and the agriculture community will President’s Middle East Peace
would change or contradict these facts.
all benefit from continued free and fair
Plan
That is why I voted to move on without Curtis resolution reiterates trade with our immediate neighbors to the
north and south. This update to our trade WASHINGTON DC — Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT)
hearing from additional witnesses. Like any no legal justification for war policy moves the U.S., Mexico, and Canada issued the following statement Tuesday
other trial court, the Senate – here sitting
as a court of impeachment – has both the
with Iran in AUMF further into the 21st century, setting after reviewing President Trump’s Vision
mutually beneficial standards regarding for Peace, Prosperity, and a Brighter Future
authority and the obligation to decline to WASHINGTON DC — Rep. John Curtis
the treatment of digital services and for Israel and the Palestinian People: “Pres-
hold a full trial where the material facts of (R-UT), member of the House Foreign
e-commerce.” ident Trump’s Middle East peace proposal
the case are not in dispute.” Affairs Committee, introduced a resolution
provides a bold new direction towards
emphasizing that the current Authorization World Trade Center Utah president and CEO a better future in the Middle East. This
for Use of Military Force (AUMF) did not Miles Hansen added: "More than 121,000
If the House gets 19 witnesses provide legal justification for war with Utah jobs depend directly on trade with
diplomatic effort lays out a clear blueprint
to achieve strong relations between Israel
so should the President Iran. “The resolution I introduced today Canada and Mexico. In 2018 alone, Utah and its neighbors and to bring an end to
acknowledges a simple fact: The current companies exported nearly $2.7 billion
Fairfax, Va. — Americans for Limited the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.”
Authorization for Use of Military Force
Government President Rick Manning today
(AUMF) do not provide legal justification
issued the following statement urging that
for war with Iran. From this starting point,
if witnesses are allowed in the Senate,
Congress should revisit the AUMF and have
the President’s legal team should have
a thoughtful, bipartisan discussion on how
discretion to call as many witnesses as
best to approach this subject to address
they want: “Should the Senate decide to
current and future threats against the
open the door to witnesses, the President
United States.”
should be allowed to call any witness given
the House of Representatives decision to Background:
not allow his participation in the House
impeachment efforts. At the very least, In June 2019, the Trump Administration
the President should be allowed to call stated that the 2001 and 2002 Authorization
any witness who was requested by House for Use of Military Force (AUMF) did not
Republicans including Alexandra Chalupa, allow the U.S. to engage in war with Iran
Eric Ciaramella, Joe and Hunter Biden. Last week, Democratic leadership brought
The Senate should not allow the House forward a vote on H.R. 2456 which calls
Managers to use their floor to further for repealing of the 2002 AUMF and H.R.
their failed witch hunt, without affording 5543 which blocks funds for the use of any
the President expansive rights to present military force in or against Iran without
alternative witnesses who demonstrate why Congressional declaration of war, a new
the inclusion of Biden and/or Burisma into AUMF, or a national emergency. Both bills
the conversation with Ukrainian President were brought up for votes after recent
Volodymyr Zelensky. If the House gets 19 altercations with the country of Iran and in
witnesses, then so should the President.” response to perceived escalations towards
To view online: https://getliberty. war. In response, Congressman Curtis
org/2020/01/if-the-house-gets-19-witnesses- introduced this resolution to reaffirm the
then-so-should-the-president/ sense of Congress that the 2001 and 2002
Carnegie universities in 1970 as a research
tool to describe and represent the
« Continued from page 3
diversity of U.S. higher education. The
Carnegie Classification of Institutions
Teaching aims to build a field around of Higher Education (now housed
solving long-standing inequities at Indiana University Bloomington’s
in educational outcomes. The Center for Postsecondary Research)
Foundation, through the work of continues to be used for a wide range
the Carnegie Commission on Higher of purposes by academic researchers,
Education, developed the first institutional personnel, policymakers,
typology of American colleges and and others.showcase
10 Wednesday, February 5, 2020
The Arts &
Entertainment
in Iron County
by Amanda DeBry
For Iron Count y Today
While SUU wel-
comes artists from
all over the world
for their Art Insights
series, they are always
excited to host Utah-
native artists, to show
students the successes
and talents of artists
close to home. SUU
and the College of
Performing and
Visual Arts are proud
to host prominent
Utah painter Brian
Kershisnik on February
6, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. in
the SUU Auditorium.
This event is free and
open to the public.
Brian Kershisnik
grew up dividing his
time between his dad’s
overseas assignments
as a petroleum geol-
ogist, and summers
spent with cousins
in Rock Springs,
Wyoming. He was a
friendly, curious kid
and with no notion at
all of what he wanted
to be when he grew up.
Though he drew often
to entertain himself, it
never occurred to him
that people actually
did that for a living.
After trying his
hand at ceramics
at Brigham Young
University, Kershisnik
was not happy with
the results. His friend
Lee Bennion encour-
aged him to give
painting a try. Gallery
SUU W elcome s A rt ist
owner Dolores Chase
noticed his exhibitions
and encouraged him in
his professional career.
Brian Kershisnik
One art professor
described his style as
primitive-realist, and
his paintings have a
dream-like quality that
is focused on idealized
see Kershisnik » 12
kent milesIron County Today showcase Wednesday, February 5, 2020 11
Your dollars can make a
difference right here
by Mary Anne ANDERSEN said, “This is of worth. Your desires
Cedar Cit y Arts Council are of worth.”
S
I am talking, of course, about
ome years ago when I was the mini-grants provided to those
writing a monthly column for very artists by the Cedar City Arts
The Spectrum I commented Council. For anywhere between fifty
on the happy results when talent and five hundred dollars you can be
and money come into sync. We had a blessing in the life of an aspiring
been to the Bellagio in Las Vegas artist of any genre right here. And
and walked through the beautiful your connection will be personal,
Christmas display in their atrium. as you and your benefactree will
On the way home, I began musing learn about each other. It is quite
on what happens when a person a different experience from an
with money says to a impersonal donation
person with talent, “Do through the mail.
your thing and I will Here is how to do
finance it.” Too often, it: Go to the Cedar City Courtesy of SUU
both those attributes Arts Council site and SUU's Adjunct Professor of Voice, Shannon Birch, performs during last year's
Abendmusik.
do not exist in the click on “support”. At
An Evening of Music
same person; think of the top is membership
impoverished artists information, but all
and millionaires with no taste. They the way at the bottom is an orange
with SUU Music Faculty
need each other. “donate now” button. Decide how
And I really do want to further much you will donate, fill out the
the presence of beauty in our world, payment information, and push
but I am unsure of how best to do said button. You’ll receive a thank
that. I sigh when I throw away the you and information about who will by Ashley H. Pollock the Abendmusik Faculty Recital!”
numerous appeals for help that receive your support. SUU College of Performing & Visual Arts The music faculty and adjunct
appear in my mailbox each month. Who wouldn’t love to be the faculty are trained in many areas of
Who isn’t touched by the needs of person responsible for this grin The faculty and adjunct faculty the discipline with years of experi-
cancer research, African poverty, or when Nathan Washburn knew he for the Department of Music at ence and performance. This concert
Special Olympics events? But my could now buy a new banjo?!! Southern Utah University (SUU) gives them the opportunity to show
contribution would be small and are gathering together to share students and the local community
ineffectual in the overpowering their talents with students and the their abilities as well as give back to
presence of crushing need. community in Cedar City, Utah. those who so greatly support their
But I can make a difference at Abendmusik Faculty Recital will be efforts throughout the year.
home, in our very own community. held on Monday, February 10, 2020 Jon Yerby, Adjunct Professor
With just a couple of hundred at 7:30 p.m. in the Thorley Recital at SUU, shares, “Abendmusik, or
dollars I could help a music student Hall of the Music ‘evening music’
“
purchase a better instrument to Building on SUU’s is a free concert
improve her education. She might campus. This Live music hosted by the
teach one of my grandchildren one
day. I could help a young father
concert is free
and open to the performances College of Music
at Southern Utah
publish his book about a chartreuse
moose. That would encourage the
public.
Dr. Lawrence
are in integral University. This
an opportunity to
writer’s literary skills and give Johnson, Chair of part of our local hear members of
giggles to little readers.
I still hold dear the story of the
the Department
of Music, states,
arts community” the music faculty
practice, or
middle-aged businessman in our “It is always a
city who was raised in a family that pleasure for the
» Jon Yerby, SUU rather, ‘perform’
what they preach!
scoffed at anything of an artistic faculty of the Adjunct Professor Live music
nature. They prided themselves on SUU Department performances
never having gone to a Shakespeare of Music to showcase their talents are in integral part of our local arts
play. But this son wanted to write. and share them with the students community and we are fortunate
Poetry, no less. He attended a and community. This year we have to have such a talented group of
reading by a poet brought into decided to combine forces with professors here at SUU. See you at
our community as a guest and courtesy ccac the full time and adjunct faculty Abendmusik!”
went away feeling that his wish to Local musician, Nathan performing together in one annual Immerse yourself in an evening of
express himself was valid. He went Washburn, of the Washburn Family recital. We have several new faculty music with the Abendmusik Faculty
home and wrote a poem that very Bluegrass Band, was thrilled to to
receive funds for a new banjo thanks
that you will definitely want to hear. Recital. For more information about
night. I am so happy that I had a to the Cedar City Arts Council Artists' So, we invite everyone to attend and the Department of Music at SUU,
part in exposing him to a world that Mini-Grant Program. enjoy our gift to the community with please visit www.suu.edu/pva/music.12 Wednesday, February 5, 2020 showcase Iron County Today
SBSU's
Tyler
Kershisnik
« Continued from page 10
Brown
stands
with 11th- human figures. Kershisnik views art as a way to
grader
Asher
“become more human.”
Foulk and Brian Hoover, Professor of Art at Southern
his painting Utah University said, “Personally, I've always
of his sister admired the work of Brian Kershisnik. The
Esme, paintings I have seen of his tended to be large
which SBSU
purchased figurative pieces. Many of them depict people
for their that are defying gravity and seem to float in
permanant landscapes or interiors. Many of them seem to
collection. be spiritual in nature or based on family…I am
confident that all who attend Brian’s presenta-
tion will be inspired by this prolific Utah based
artist.”
Brian Kershisnik’s work is featured in collec-
tions and shows all over the world, and in many
prominent places across the state. His work can
courtesy State Bank of Southern Utah
found in the Brigham Young University Museum
State Bank of Southern Utah awards
of Art, the permanent collection of The Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Covey
Center for the Arts, David Ericson Fine Art in
high school student in SUMA exhibition
Salt Lake City, UT, and Meyer Gallery in Park
City, UT.
Enjoy this presentation from Utah artist
Brian Kershisnik on February 6, 2020 at 7:00
As part of Square One: about what I am painting and I Award, Awards of Excellence, p.m. in the SUU Auditorium. For more informa-
Southwest Regional High School care about Esmé a lot.” and Honorable Mentions. The tion, please visit www.suu.edu/pva.
Exhibition, on view at Southern This inaugural exhibition award winners, except for the
Utah Museum of Art (SUMA) until provides a unique experience for purchase award, were selected
Feb. 15, State Bank of Southern young artists in southwestern by the Square One jurors, Roland
Utah (SBSU) purchased Esmé from Utah to participate in a muse- Lee, local watercolor artist,
Tuacahn High School for the Arts um-level opportunity for profes- Christine Baczek, photographer
11th-grade student Asher Foulk. sional growth. SUMA partnered and co-founder of Luminaria,
“State Bank of Southern Utah with Southwest Educational and Stuart Robinson, assistant
is proud to celebrate the talent Development Center (SEDC) professor of art education at
of our local high school students to provide a space for the next Southern Utah University.
by sponsoring Square One: generation of artists to start their The Jurors’ Choice Award was
Southwest Regional High School careers and invite the commu- presented to Naji Runs Through,
Exhibition,” said Tyler H. Brown, nity to see the work of these grade 12, Tuacahn High School
SBSU director of marketing. “I underrepresented artists. SUMA for the Arts. Runs Through was
was thrilled by the quality and and SEDC worked with local art selected on his body of work in
quantity of work displayed by teachers in Beaver, Iron, Garfield, the show featuring No Child Left
these young southern Utah artists. Kane, Millard and Washington Behind, No Child Left Behind, 2019
With all the negative news we counties for student submissions. and MMIW: Nēhiyaw, 2018.
hear, it is reassuring to talk to and “One of my central concepts Honorable Mentions were
see the talent and beauty created as an art educator is to create presented to the following
by these students.” opportunities for students to make local students for the indicated
The acrylic painting, created excellent work and then make artworks:
by Foulk in 2019, was awarded the it public,” said Steven Stradley, »»Baylee Davis, grade 12, Canyon
SBSU Purchase Award during the visual arts faculty at Tuacahn High View High School, Self Portrait,
Square One opening reception School for the Arts. “Community 2018
on Thursday, January 9. Foulk support of students is crucial on »»Zoe Petersen, grade 12, Cedar
was awarded $750 for the piece so many levels as it reinforces High School, Midnight Journey,
that will be placed in the bank’s strong work, builds community 2019
permanent collection. Foulk was awareness of vibrant young artists, »»Phoenix Saville, grade 12,
inspired by his sister to create this and prepares students to engage Parowan High School, Me, 2019
work of art. in deeper ways in the immediate »»Ella Wrankle, grade 10, Cedar
“Most of the reason for making future as well as college and career High School, Beyond the
this painting comes from how planning. Work presented publicly Clouds, 2019
close I am to Esmé. She is my provides real-world experience More information about the
sister, my best friend, and she that, coupled with community exhibition can be found on SUMA’s
is very inspiring,” said Foulk. “I support, offers positive and truth- website at www.suu.edu/suma.
wanted to paint her because ful feedback of artistic endeavors. Admission to the museum is free
she is interesting to look at and In addition to the purchase and open to the public thanks to
I thought her hair would be cool award from SBSU, other awards the above sponsors and by Cedar
to paint. I think that it is easier presented during the opening City RAP Tax, Utah Division of Arts
to make good work when I care reception were Jurors’ Choice and Museums and Zions Bank.Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, February 5, 2020 13
A Star in
Iron County
by Lynne Brown
For Iron Count y Today
If you’ve ever heard of, or watched,
the classic Disney movie, Lady and
the Tramp, you may be excited to
know that we have the star of the
live action Disney motion picture,
living right in our own Iron County.
Disney has done
remakes of movies but
this movie is a remake
from a cartoon. Finding
the perfect real-life
animals to play the parts
of Lady, Tramp, Trusty,
Jock, Peg, Bull and the
whole crew was a big
effort for Disney. They
scoured the country to
find the perfect cast for
the movie. gail workman
One of the stars of the Iron County local dog trainer, Gail Workman, poses with the stars of Disney's Lady and the
movie, Lady, is owned by Tramp. She is also the owner of Lady, whose real name is Rose.
Iron County’s local dog
trainer, Gail Workman. Spaniels that were competing at this movie, “Lady and the Tramp”.
Lady’s real name is Rose event, Rose was the dog that the Disney Come meet Rose and Gail and watch the movie
and Rose was a “star” scout couldn’t keep her eyes off of. The with friends on February 14, 2020 at the Iron County
before Disney ever found rest is history. Visitors Center at 581 North Main Street, Cedar
her. Rose has been on the road a lot City. Doors will open at 5 pm and the movie will
Gail was contacted over the last year with filming and on begin at 7 pm. Have your picture taken with your
by Disney due to Gail’s reputation and her chosen publicity tours but she will be home on Valentine’s favorite Valentine and share refreshments for a small
breed, the Cocker Spaniel. Gail, not knowing who Day, February 14th. Friends of Festival Country donation. Due to limited space, please reserve a spot
was calling or why they wanted to see her dogs, said K9s plan to have a screening of the newly released by calling Lynne Brown at 435-590-7451.
she would be at an AKC Hunt Test in California with
some dogs and could meet with them there to see
some of her dogs.
Rose was a hunting companion who didn’t get
along with her original owner’s other dogs so Rose
came to Gail at the age of 4 years old “needing a
job.” Anyone with a high energy, focused breed like
a Cocker Spaniel or perhaps a Border Collie, knows
what this means.
Gail has been showing, competing, and training
Cocker Spaniels and other breeds for over 35 years.
She has been Director of Education for Friends of
Festival Country K9s (the group that built the new
Enoch Dog Park) since 2013.
One of Gail’s main methods of training is clicker
training. It just so happens, that is how they train
animals to perform in the movies. It is a positive
reinforcement based training that involves clickers
and treats. Basically, you are getting an animal to do
something positive, on their own, and when they do
the action that you want, they get a click and a treat.
Rose had training issues that needed to be
worked out. After Gail worked through some of
Rose’s issues through training, Rose was entered
into an AKC hunting test where Rose earned her
Junior Hunter title. Although Gail had other CockerLife
14 Wednesday, February 5, 2020
Community
& Personal
Interest in
Iron County
DODGEBALLERS COME TOGETHER TO
the 4th annual
charity dodge ball
throw-down was more like a
smack-down as players dove, ducked
Smash
Hunger
and dodged to stay alive. Let's just say
that hunger wasn't the only thing that
got smashed in the face. Brave warriors,
including the Dodge Fathers and the Bruised
and Confused, hurled colored balls and got
battered as they battled on in the name of
charity and to help "Make Dodge Ball Great
Again." In the end, everyone had a ball (and
a bruise...or two). Ryan Huff even got in
on the action by attempting to juggle
pins while trying to dodge balls
being thrown at him by kids.
in the
Face
In the final two
matches of the tourney,
the young substitute Cherry
Bombers beat Evictus for the
"Ultimate Loser" title. And for
the 4th year in a row, no one could
stop the undefeated champions: the
"Unstoppa-Balls." Though, Savage
Apparel gave them a run for their
money. You know what they say,
"5th time's a charm." Don't Stop
Ballievin and we'll see you
next year!
PHOTOS BY COREY BAUMGARTNERIron County Today life Wednesday, February 5, 2020 15
Frozen with post-holiday stress? Let it go!
P
erhaps the busiest season of the year reasons to read a book. Examples include to help you through the stress of tough times,
concluded just over a month ago. While increased brain power, comprehension and whether you've had a bad day at work or a year
it is noted as being one of most joyful relaxation. It is also linked to improving the ability filled with loss or chronic illness. Since your sup-
times of year, many folks tend to over-indulge, to relate to others. (www.realsimple.com/health/ portive family, friends, and co-workers are such
over-commit, and over-spend making it difficult preventative-health/benefits-of-reading-re- an important part of your life, it's never too soon
to de-stress and get back into a healthier routine. al-books ). Leisure reading is also thought to help to cultivate these important relationships.” (www.
Below are a few key tips encouraging healthy students take tests because of an increase in their mayoclinic.com/health/social-support/SR00033 )
behaviors everyone should desire to incorporate ability to understand instructions and interpret
on a regular basis - whether it is used to cope sentences. Finally, for parents who take the time Get a 10 minute massage
with post-holiday blues or to simply reinforce a to read stories, there is an increase of bonding Professional massages have their advantages
“
sense of well-being. but they can be expensive. Consider investing in a
vibrating back or foot massager or even use a less
At least 7 hours of sleep The brief reminders expensive manual massage gadget. Even a tennis
You probably know someone who gets by ball can be used for feet and back. Oh, and don’t
on 6 hours of sleep or less. However, according may be just what overlook a courtesy massage offered by a family
to WebMD (www.webmd.com/sleep-disorders/ member or close friend. Sometimes we don’t even
guide/sleep-requirements ), “Getting too little is needed to get realize we are stressed until we take a minute to
sleep creates a ‘sleep debt,’ which is much like
being overdrawn at a bank. Eventually, your through a tough day! loosen up tight muscles.
body will demand that the debt be repaid. We Deep breathing
don't seem to adapt to getting less sleep than we Breathing deeply sends the message to the
need- while we may get used to a sleep-depriving brain that it is time to calm down and relax.
schedule, our judgment, reaction time, and other The response is that the body then relaxes and
functions are still impaired.” Other problems or
symptoms related to lack of sleep include, loss of Kathy's we begin to breathe similarly to when we are
normally relaxed, like when we are falling asleep.
memory, depression, an increase in susceptibility
of becoming ill, and lower tolerance for pain. corner This type of exercise does not require any special
equipment.
10-minute walk by Kathleen Riggs Stretch
While the benefits of longer-duration exercise Utah State Universit y Extension After sitting for long periods of time or
are many, some people, due to a lack of interest, concentrating on a task for a while, muscles tend
time, or health issues, cannot participate in high to become tense. Simple stretching exercises
or moderate intensity activities or exercise. between parent and child as well as the child’s for neck, shoulders, back and even hands are
Thankfully, it is now known that 3-4 shorter interest in pursuing additional books to read. very beneficial to combat stress and tension. For
time periods of exercise are beneficial and the some simple instructions and photos see the
exercise can be as simple as taking 10-minute Enjoy a funny movie/TV show Reader’s Digest website: www.rd.com/slideshows/
walks at different intervals throughout the day. The Mayo Clinic reports many benefits of stretching-exercises-for-stress-relief/
What are the benefits? They may include lowering laughter (See www.mayoclinic.com/health/ Keep a list of these simple eight tips for
blood pressure, increasing bone density, toning stress-relief/SR000344). Whether it is from stress reduction close by for reference. The brief
of muscles, reduce severity of diabetes, increase something on the screen or something read or reminders may be just what is needed to get
sense of well-being, and yes, even weight loss. heard as a joke, enjoying a humorous moment can through a tough day!
Also, after a brief walk, the person can attack a help relieve stress. Also mentioned is that laughter
task with renewed energy and concentration. increases the intake of oxygen and endorphins
released by the brain and aid in muscle relaxation. Kathleen Riggs is the Utah State University Extension Family
Leisure reading and Consumer Sciences Professor for Iron County. Questions
Summarizing points made in an article posted Call/visit a friend or comments may be sent to Kathleen.riggs@usu.edu or call
on Realsimple.com there are eight science-backed “A strong social support network can be critical 435-586-8132.You can also read
