Green River, UT

04/14/2026

Check out the agenda here: https://greenriver.utah.gov/government/city_council_meeting_dates/city_council_agendas_and_minutes.php

04/05/2026

From the banks of the Green to the heart of the Swell, we hope your Easter is egg-ceptional!

04/01/2026

Happy April!

03/17/2026

Whether you’re Irish or just lucky enough to live here, Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

03/10/2026

Check out the Agenda here: https://greenriver.utah.gov/government/city_council_meeting_dates/city_council_agendas_and_minutes.php

03/09/2026

Congrats Ella!!

03/07/2026

Today!
Come join us for some yummy food, co****le, and door prizes! We will be announcing the winner of the .

03/01/2026

Happy March! 🍀

02/25/2026

Hello folks, these are the candidates running for our countywide offices this year.

If you are interested in attending this meet the candidates lunch, please contact the Chamber as indicated within this post.

To all county candidates as well as those running for district 67 state house of representatives. The Emery County Business Chamber April 15 lunch and learn will feature a meet the candidate lunch.
The candidates will be given an opportunity to share their messages and there will be a brief time for questions. This is not a debate but a time to get to know the candidates and the incumbent commissioner better.
Starts at noon at the Castle Dale city hall. Everyone welcome. Rsvp to 435 749 9025 or [email protected]
Catering by Big Mountain Lodge. Cost $15 per person.

02/24/2026

John Wesley Powell River History Museum

TICKETS Available!

The Bowline Film Festival, a new cinematic celebration dedicated to the rivers, landscapes, and cultures of the Colorado Plateau, is thrilled to announce its official launch! Slated for March 20th – 21st, 2026, the festival will be held in Green River, Utah, in collaborative partnership with the esteemed John Wesley Powell River History Museum.

The festival will feature a curated selection of films across various categories, including feature and short documentaries, narratives, adventure films, natural history explorations, river-centric stories, and works by Indigenous filmmakers. Beyond screenings, the festival will offer filmmaker Q&As, educational workshops, and community events, all designed to engage audiences in dialogue and active stewardship.

Tickets available through the John Wesley Powell River History Museum Website Event Page at https://johnwesleypowell.com/2026-bowline-film-festival/
Prices:
Friday Night Only - $40
Saturday Only - $80
Festival Pass - $100

02/16/2026

Happy President's Day!
City offices will be closed today. See you all tomorrow!