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This month, the Dixie Sun Bowl celebrates it's 76th birthday! SEVENTY SIX YEARS and still around. There was a time, a few years ago where the city wanted to demolish the Dixie Sun Bowl, and move the rodeo to the Fair Grounds in Hurricane! Luckily, that NEVER happened...

If you hear these names, your ears might perk up: YOU KNOW THEY HAVE TO BE FROM UTAH! These are the MOST UTAH names ever! GIRLS: 1. Afton Peak Popularity Year: 1916 How Unique: 60x more popular in Utah than any other state. My cousins middle name is Afton, but besides that...

Everyone's dream is the same... Streak during a football game! Alright, maybe not EVERYONE'S dream, but some people's dream. Maybe you want to run on a field, but keep your clothes on. I don't know what that's called. Well, this dream became a reality for three 16-year old boys at Snow Canyon High School and they're still legends today...

Do you remember when St. George had only ONE high school? How about when Pine View was built? Remember when Snow Canyon was built? Desert Hills? Crimson Cliffs? St. George is now home to FIVE high schools! Can you believe it?! Now, of course you have others like Millcreek, Southwest, and Tuacahn, but today we're only talking about the 5 public high schools...

The other day I came across some old postcards of St. George, Utah. A lot of these buildings are long gone, but some are still standing. I thought it would be fun to do some side by sides of the postcards from WAY back in the day vs. the way the same land looks today...

We live in a place with a lot of character, charm, and beauty. But, it feels like St. George has changed so much over the past 10, 20, 30, even 40 years! Sometimes St. George feels unrecognizable! Buildings are being torn down and new things are coming in...

In the Facebook Group, St. George Utah Memories, Gary Humphrey posted the following old postcards, showing exactly what St. George looked like long ago! These postcards will blow your mind at how much things have changed, and how some places STILL look the same to this day...

If you're from Southern Utah, you PROBABLY went to one of the high schools, unless you were home schooled. Did you like your mascot? Was it cool? Or did it kind of suck? Let's rank Southern Utah's Mascots from BEST MASCOT to WORST MASCOT. Here we go...

Satirical article about pioneer statues in Southern Utah

1. Being told a certain Drive-In on St. George Blvd is "GREAT" but "Expensive": Where were ya'll when they closed down?! This business has an ARMY of people coming after me for saying their food is expensive. Apparently, I need a higher paying job and "go to yelp, if I NEED to write a review" wtf...