Cedar City Rotary Club

06/07/2026

On the IGP radio show Tuesday morning June 9 at 6:30 on KSUB 590, our guests are Gabbie Hasemeyer and Jennie Matthews from The Well, Pregnancy Resource Center. They have offices in St. George and Cedar City. If you or someone you know, while pregnant and need support, please contact them. They will help you. If you miss this or any show, they can be found at

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06/01/2026

On our IGP radio show Tuesday june 2 at 6:30 AM, our guest is Cindy Davidson. Cindy is the energy behind Martha's Baskets. The baskets are given to Moms and Newborns at Cedar City Hospital, when they need a helping hand. Great interview. Learn how you can help this amazing program. All past shows can be found at

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05/16/2026

We have great news on our IGP radio show this Tuesday on The Big Picture Morning Show at 6:30 AM. KSUB 590 AM. Care and Share owns 2.4 acres behind the current shelter. They have received a grant from the state of Utah. They will build 8 to 10 micro-shelters (tiny homes). They will be used for emergency shelters and transitional housing. If you miss the show you can go to www.cedarcityrotaryclub.org . All shows taped since March 2023 are there. We have been on the air since 2017. Hard to believe, we asked for 20 shows and never stopped.

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05/09/2026

Many of you know Rotary has been involved in reducing poverty for many years. Through the IGP committee and the weekly radio show on much services that are needed by folks in crisis. Did you know that children who age out of Foster Care, the state of Utah will pay for their education. Ages are 18 to 25. Here are the links to that support. We should make this happen!!

04/12/2026

We are proud that we were part of this project and love collaborating with the other amazing Rotary Clubs in the state!

04/11/2026

On our IGP radio show to be broadcast Tuesday morning April 14 at 6:30 am Tim and I interview Heidi Rugg, Director of Youth Futures and Transitional Housing and Rory Adams the Case Manager for Transitional Housing. Rory works with homeless students as they transition into society. Heidi manages Youth Futures four locations in Utah. Homeless students from age 12 can find a safe place to stay. Lots of great information.
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03/30/2026

On our IGP radio show Tuesday morning at 6:30 am March 31 on 590 AM KSUB-Southern Utah News Leader Time & I interview James Jetton, Director of Iron County Care and Share. The needfor food is great and growing as is additional shelter facilities in the form of Tiny Homes on the current property. The second segment deals with a seeming state grant approval, that has seemed to disappear. Thanks to Rex Shipp for jumping in to help.
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03/13/2026

You can sign up to have a booth or a car in the July Jamboree now! We are excited to host this annual community event!

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02/25/2026

The program at our club meeting this week was having past presidents of our club speak and tell of the accomplishments of the club and its members during their years. It was amazing how much has been accomplished for good!

02/09/2026

PRESS RELEASE, Cedar City Rotary Club by Neal Smith

Rotary Centennial Veterans Park to Undergo Repairs

The Cedar City Rotary Club has announced a project to repair and update the war memorials in Veterans Park in time for America’s 250th celebration. All five memorials are in need of some repairs.

The World War I memorial was relocated from the Cedar City Cemetery to Rotary Veterans Park by then Mayor Gerald Sherratt.

A Rotunda and columns were added when the monument was moved to the park. The concrete at the top of the columns is chipping away and needs to be replaced and sealed to prevent this erosion in the future.

The World War II memorial is in need of relatively minor repairs. Along the base of the monuments there is a separation shown by this photo.

Iraq Memorial
The first memorial built in the park has only two issues. The concrete around the flagpole needs replacement and a concrete bench is sinking into the soil. The base also needs to be sealed to prevent deterioration.

Korean Memorial
This memorial also needs to be sealed along the base. In addition, because of water breaching the lighting, cracks have appeared in the image of the Korean Peninsula, which if not repaired could severely damage the memorial.

Viet Nam Memorial
This memorial requires extensive work. Along the rear of the memorial, the top is eroding away. The base holding the bronze image, is also eroding. This is also caused by water breaching the base.

Park Memorial Lighting
As we have mentioned lighting several times, all the lighting in the park will be reworked and upgraded. When completed the lighting will resemble the light level of a full Moon fitting for a memorial. The photo below details the water pe*******on.

Many weeks have been spent walking the Park, looking carefully for items in need of repair. The final bid, includes a contingency amount is $38,850. Rotary has raised over half of the necessary monies allowing the park renovation to begin immediately.
If you would like to join the Cedar City Rotary Club renovate our Veterans Park or sponsor a specific memorial, you may send your donations to the Cedar City Rotary Foundation a 501©3 at: Venmo OR by mail to PO Box 1401, Cedar City, UT 84721. For more information text Neal Smith at 435 327 1073.