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HATCH OFFERS “MIXED” REACTION TO ADMINISTRATION’S NUCLEAR ARSENAL BLUEPRINT |
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U.S. Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) today offered a “mixed” reaction to the Obama Administration’s Nuclear Posture Review (NPR), a blueprint for the future of America’s nuclear arsenal.
“My reaction to this new nuclear weapons strategy is mixed,” said Hatch. “This proposal does not sufficiently lay out how many land-based Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBM) we will need as a nation. Furthermore, we recently reduced the number from 500 to 450, and I fear further reductions are unwarranted and counter-productive to our national security.”
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“The Taffetas” and Friends Reunite at the Tabernacle |
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 Join us for another fun evening at the Tabernacle with the talented vocalist, Nicole Kimzey, on Wednesday, April 21 at 7 pm. This concert is free, dress is casual and everyone is invited. Handicap access.
Nicole has a great evening planned with a variety of music and many Broadway songs from the past and present. She will be accompanied by Joan Chipman on piano, the accomplished John Minor on cello, Josh Parkinson on guitar and other instrumentalists.
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Hatch Blasts Obama Administration |
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Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) today blasted an Obama Administration decision to circumvent the clear intent of Congress by settling a case in favor of environmental groups that will impede the development of domestic energy resources on federal lands.
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Music Department Performing at the St. George Tabernacle |
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Students from Dixie State College Music Department are providing the music for the Mid Day Performance at Tabernacle on Saturday, April 17 at 12:15 PM. This performance is free, dress is casual and everyone is invited! Handicap access.
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DSC Three New Degrees at Thursday Board of Regents Meeting |
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Dixie State College of Utah Thursday received Utah State Board of Regents approval to offer three new degree programs, including the institution’s 14th and 15th baccalaureate degrees, at its meeting held Thursday at Snow College in Ephraim. The degree approvals continue the College’s progression toward fulfilling its mission to offer core, foundational and high demand educational opportunities.
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