For years, photographers, families, and wildlife enthusiasts have made the drive into Utah’s West Desert to see the Onaqui wild horses—a herd that has become one of the state's most beloved symbols of freedom, resilience, and the open West. The first thing landscape photographer Drew Armstrong tells people about the Onaqui horses is not to expect a perfect wildlife … [Read more...] about Onaqui Wild Horses: Why Utah’s Most Famous Herd Captivates Visitors
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The Story of Gunlock Falls and Gunlock State Park
“There are waterfalls you plan for, and then there are waterfalls you chase.” —Parade In Southern Utah, that second kind, the kind you chase, has a name: Gunlock Falls. For a few fleeting weeks—some years not at all—water spills over red rock ledges inside Gunlock State Park, transforming a quiet reservoir into a cascading desert spectacle. It’s rare, unpredictable, and, … [Read more...] about The Story of Gunlock Falls and Gunlock State Park
Utah Veteran Serves Community, Fights PTSD Through Mountain Biking
Leslie Zimmerman is an army vet who is hard to miss. She’s a woman. She’s a redhead. And she’s fierce. And even after experiencing horrific events during the Iraq War, she not only faces the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder head on, she is helping others along the way. Joining the Army Leslie Zimmerman joined the U.S. Army after high school, following in the … [Read more...] about Utah Veteran Serves Community, Fights PTSD Through Mountain Biking
7 Utah Charities That Accept Household Donations
Looking to give your gently used household items a second life? There are many Utah charities that accept household donations, turning your clutter into meaningful support for those in need. From books and clothing to pet supplies, food, furniture, and tools, these organizations make it easy for generous Utahns to donate locally and make a real impact. Whether you're … [Read more...] about 7 Utah Charities That Accept Household Donations
Utah Black History: 6 Ways to Learn More
Utah Black history is an important part of our state's legacy. From early Black pioneers like Jane Manning James to the enduring legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers at Fort Douglas, Black Utahns have shaped the Beehive State in powerful ways. Here are seven ways you can learn more about them. Because history is stronger when every voice is heard. 1. Visit The Leonardo The … [Read more...] about Utah Black History: 6 Ways to Learn More
