Sports radio (and sports writing) has been a passion of Andy Griffin since the 1980s and talk radio has quickly climbed the list of priorities for him as well. Andy has broadcast roughly 7,000 games over the last 30 years or so, figuring our a way to get paid for watching sports. In recent years, he dived headfirst into local news and politics and found a true home on talk radio. Fortunately, Andy is married to the best woman alive for more than 33 years and wouldn't trade a single minute of it.
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Beware Of Scammers: Fake Donation Collector Busted By St. George Store
As long as there has been and there will be a monetary system in this world, there will be nefarious individuals trying to separate us from our money.
Take, for example, this episode right here in our town (from the St. George Police Department):
(Recently), an SGPD officer made contact with a male in the Costco area who was holding a sign and selling flowers, asking for donations to help a young
Dowdle Treatment: Washington City Joins Eric Dowdle’s Custom Puzzles World
Eric Dowdle, from Lindon, Utah, has really made a name for himself.
The artist has parlayed his talent into a multi-million dollar puzzle company that has cities, National Parks and landmarks worldwide clamoring for his "Dowdle Treatment...
Ensuring School Safety Through Vigilant Presence
Law-abiding citizens need to learn the phrase "Graveyard Dead."
Most people who know me know that I believe in the Second Amendment, the right to bear arms in the United States of America.
I cringe when I hear of mass shootings, most of which I believe could have been prevented or at least mitigated by the presence of an armed citizen...
Small Towns, Big Horrors: Tragic Murders Rock Utah’s Tight-Knit Neighborhoods
Last year Utah made national headlines when a man murdered his whole family, including his mother-in-law, in little Enoch City.
The town with less than 10,000 residents was stunned when the family (Tausha Haight, 40; Tausha Haight's mother, Gail Earl, 78; Haight's three daughters, Macie, 17; Briley, 12; and Sienna, 7; and two sons, Ammon, 7; and Gavin, 4) was executed by the patriarch of the home,
Utah Drivers Urged By Police: ‘Put Down Your Phones’
With the second highest fine in the United States, Utah is making a statement against distracted driving, particularly using a cell phone while operating a motor vehicle.
The current fine for such an infraction in Utah is $750 -- only Oregon has a higher fine at $1,000...
Ironman 70.3 Hoping For Army Of Washington County Volunteers This Weekend
Ironman 70.3 North American Championship is back and the race needs your help.
Ironman is unique because it involves multiple athletic disciplines combined in a single race. That means that competitors transition (T! means transition station 1) from the 1.2-mi...
Explore The Grand Opening Of Fossil Falls Park In St. George
Set just above the Virgin River with seemingly endless recreational possibilities within its footprint, Fossil Falls Park (2444 E. Dinosaur Crossing) is sure to delight St. George residents for years to come.
To mark its arrival, the City of St. George i
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Stay Calm, Act Swiftly: In An Emergency, You Are The First Responder
Ricki couldn't believe her eyes.
One second, her husband was trimming some low-hanging branches off of one of their fruit trees in their massive backyard.. The next second, her husband Robert was laying on the ground, a deep gash in his leg, blood gushing out in spurts synched with the beat of his heart.
Rober...
St. George Fire Was Scary, But Thankfully No Injuries (Photo Gallery)
Wednesday night my wife and a group of young women from our church went up on the Sugarloaf (Dixie Rock).
The plan was to get some great views, have a lesson on photography and just chill out.
They got more than they had bargained for...
Furries In A Utah Middle School? Protesters Barking Up The Wrong Tree
First and foremost, the rumors of furries taking over a Utah middle school are false.
As background, last week a published story said several students at Mt. Nebo Middle School in Payson were identifying as "furries," licking and biting fellow students and causing mayhem at the learning facility...