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Located near Bonneville, the Arrowhead Mine in the Copper Mountain area produced around 500,000 pounds of uranium oxide in the mid-1900s. The mine has been closed for decades now — but there’s ...
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Sister-Corps will be coming to Black Mountain May 14 for 10 days to help with Tropical Storm Helene recovery efforts at the Black Mountain Home for Children. In 2017, Leeann Moore and Sherry Gibbons ...
After Helene, residents of Black Mountain noticed strange-colored mold was beginning to grow in some flooded buildings in town – and wondered if they should be worried for their health. “There was ...
A WEST Belfast councillor has hit out at the recent spate of fires on the Black Mountain, which he says has caused "significant damage to the local environment, endangered wildlife, and placed ...
That is why I am nominating Copper Mountain Middle School teacher Miss Ami Swallow for a KSL/Cyprus Credit Union Teacher Feature Award. Miss Swallow teaches beginning choir, honors choir, music ...
Perched in the heart of Black Mountain with a view of the iconic Black Mountain so close you could almost touch, this property isn’t just a place to live—it’s a lifestyle flex. With 4,900 sq.
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Located near Bonneville, the Arrowhead Mine in the Copper Mountain area produced around 500,000 pounds of uranium oxide in the mid-1900s.