St. George, unique to its own, comes with a very intriguing story. It all began with the forming of a valley hundreds of thousands of years ago. What we’ve gathered is that somewhere between 200 B.C. and 1200 A.D. St. George saw its first inhabitants; The Virgin ...

Let’s talk about one of our favorite things, other than real estate. Food! Now that restaurants are continuing to operate a little closer to normal, we wanted to share a few of our favorite spots for date night, family dinner outings, and for when the in-laws come to town.  ...

Well, the heat is here! You’re probably sipping an ice-cold lemonade and reading this by the pool or finding things to keep yourself entertained in the comfort of your chilled house. School, whether at home or in the classroom, is on its way soon. August typically becomes our busy month ...

Whether you are marketing the sale of your home or seeking new housing options, it is always important to have an understanding of the local schooling system. Even if you are a family without kids, understanding the rating of a school could potentially describe the state of the surrounding area ...

Now that things have begun to slowly open up here in Washington County (now having moved to a Yellow risk level), several family favorite activities have resumed. We are especially excited about the Broadway show seasons beginning again at venues all over the city. Let’s take a look at a ...

Tips for Relocating to St. George, UT

We’ve said it time and time again, when it comes to relocating to St. George and the surrounding area, you will experience a life of wholesome community and nature. Even though there is much development currently happening in the city, the nature continues ...

Life in St. George, UT. What's the Scoop?

When we talk about living in St. George to our friends and families who may have only visited a few times or not at all, we immediately dismiss the idea that there are both positives and negatives to living here ...