ST. GEORGE — In case you missed it, here is your weekend recap of the top five most-viewed stories published on St. George News from Saturday to Sunday, April 27-28.
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2 women in jail for allegedly stealing $2,500 in merchandise from St. George retailers
ST. GEORGE — Two women were arrested after being detained by store employees for suspected retail theft. Responding officers then found $2,500 in stolen merchandise in the vehicle the pair was traveling in, police say.
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St. George dentist retires 54 years after returning to Southern Utah
ST. GEORGE — Being of service to his patients and community is the driving force behind a dentist who is retiring after 54 years of service.
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New art in St. George: A 12-foot dragon with glowing red eyes; an ant made of license plates
ST. GEORGE — From a fish with teeth sharp enough to star in its own quirky horror flick to a towering 12-foot scrap metal dragon, this year’s Art Around the Corner is a whimsical adventure waiting to be explored.
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Man arrested for allegedly using false information to apply at youth facility in Hurricane
ST. GEORGE — A staff member of a residential youth crisis center on St. George Boulevard arrested last week for suspected child abuse is back in jail after reportedly applying to another juvenile facility in Washington County using false information, police said.
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Horoscopes: All signs to see whirlwind of change as new chapters open in love, money and dreamy pursuits
FEATURE — Mars and Venus change signs this week, both returning home to the signs they rule. As instinctual drive reawakens, it’s time to stop and smell the desert wildflowers.
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