Human Interest

LOGAN --- New research from Utah State University’s Jon M. Huntsman School of Business indicates 66% of employees experience some form of ostracism at work, which can create a significant negative impact on both the employee and the employee’s family.

With all Democratic Party 2020 presidential candidates seemingly embracing socialism we could vote for socialism, Austria did.  In the 20th Century at least a fourth of the world became socialist.  Austria was the only country that acquired it by ballot rather than revolution.  Once fully in place there are never again free elections with options other than socialists.  Austria chose it because it promised to end dire economic conditions and died as a free nation for so doing.  Kitty Werthmann, whose account is herein summarized, was an eyewitness to the vote and resultant suffocation of al

You don't have to be a management guru to know that companies perform better when employees and managers trust one other.

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Safety concerns increase with the temperatures as more pets spend time outdoors during the summer months. The extreme heat poses dangers for people and pets alike. Pet owners should minimize outside exposure for their pets during the day to prevent heat exhaustion and heatstroke. If you notice signs or symptoms of heat-related illness in your pet, take them to your veterinarian immediately. Heatstroke can be fatal if not treated promptly.

Utah Humane shares the following hot weather and summer safety concerns with pet owners:

How to take a hunter education class in Utah

SALT LAKE CITY — If you want to hunt in Utah this fall, you must complete the Utah Hunter Education Program prior to hunting. If you’ve never taken it, rest assured that it isn’t too late; but don’t put it off because classes fill up quickly! 

To hunt in Utah, everyone born after Dec. 31, 1965, must complete a state-offered hunter education class or participate in the Trial Hunting Program.  Here’s what you need to know to enroll in either: