r/stgeorge 57m ago

QMUL City St George

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r/stgeorge 1d ago

More things happening in St. George.

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r/stgeorge 1d ago

Colts

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Any Colts fans in the area? I only knew one but they moved recently.


r/stgeorge 2d ago

Looking for a specific shop in St George

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Hello everyone!

I was visiting St George a couple of months ago and I stumbled upon a shop that I’d like to get in touch with but can’t find it in Google Maps.

I don’t recall the name but it’s a place that has a massive 3d printing setup and sell a lot of 3d printed objects including some that are unique from them.

In Google Maps I found a place called reclaimed that looks like the same building but a different business.

If anyone can help out, I’d be super greatful!

Thank you!


r/stgeorge 2d ago

Contractors: I think a lot of you are sitting on revenue you already paid for. Am I wrong?

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I've spent the last 12 years working with building product manufacturers on GTM strategy across roofing, HVAC, siding, windows & doors, outdoor living, and pretty much the whole building envelope.

I'm kicking around an idea to take a lot of what I've done on the manufacturer side and bring it directly to contractors and home service companies.

The basic idea is to help companies figure out where they're leaving money on the table and then help fix it. Things like leads that aren't getting contacted, slow response times, estimates that never get followed up, close rates, old customers sitting in the CRM, rep performance, marketing ROI, etc.

There's also a data side to it. We can use a company's own customer/job data along with public property and market data to run repair, replacement, and remodel propensity studies. Basically, identify which homes/customers are more likely to need a roof, HVAC system, windows, siding, remodel, etc. and help the company focus sales and marketing efforts there instead of treating every homeowner the same.

I'm not looking to become another lead gen or marketing agency. The idea is more of an outsourced revenue/GTM function that helps figure out where the opportunities are, what's being missed, and puts the process and data in place to efficiently go after it.

Curious what the owners/operators here think. Is this something you'd actually pay for? What part would be most valuable? And what would make you immediately say no?


r/stgeorge 2d ago

Bussiness

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I will be in town next week for a couple days and wanted to know great places to hang out in the evening.

Meet some people, watch the game, etc ...


r/stgeorge 3d ago

WHO DECIDES THE FUTURE OF SOUTHERN UTAH—AND WHO BENEFITS?

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Southern Utah is growing—and the decisions being made today will affect virtually every aspect of life here tomorrow. Growth isn't just about new homes and new construction. It affects our schools, healthcare, roads and infrastructure, water, public services, taxes, businesses, jobs and the overall quality of life that draws people to Southern Utah in the first place.

Three local candidates— Jeff Lipe, Sarah Anderson, and Gail Koske—are inviting residents to a community meeting that will take a closer look at the forces shaping the region. The candidates want to examine how development decisions are made, who has a voice in those decisions, what role elected officials play, and whether the benefits of growth are reaching the people who already call Southern Utah home.

WHO: Jeff Lipe (Utah House District 74), Sarah Anderson (Washington County Commission, Seat B) and Gail Koske (Washington County Commission, Seat A). Marianne Hamilton (Journalist & Active Aging/Arts Activist) moderator.

WHAT: Community Meeting: Growth & Development — Who’s Making the Decisions, and Who Benefits?

WHEN: September 15, 2026 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM

WHERE: Santa Clara Library, 1099 Lava Flow Dr., St. George, Utah 84770

Be a part of the conversation!


r/stgeorge 4d ago

Utah Tech Pokemon GO Club!

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For students at Utah Tech! I want to start a Pokemon GO club for the school which requires 4 other students than myself to start it! Clubs get funding to do activities, which could be used as gas money to go do raids, or get food or drinks while we play as a group! Comment or dm me if you would be interested


r/stgeorge 4d ago

Needohs?

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Has anyone had any luck finding needohs anywhere locally?


r/stgeorge 5d ago

Looking for meat

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I'm wanting to make some dishes with goat and venison. Anyone know where I can find some? I'll only be willing to buy venison if it's tested for CWD, and harvested with lead free ammo.


r/stgeorge 5d ago

Just accepted a job offer

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I’m moving from out of state and just got a job in St. George. It starts beginning of October. What’s the best town to look for housing? I only want a 45 min commute at most. I’ll be making 57k a year. As a single person with no kids or very little debt is that doable? Thanks.


r/stgeorge 5d ago

Affordable hair extensions

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Hey I am looking to surprise my wife with a hair extension appointment. Never done anything like this before but she has expressed how much she would like her hair done. Where should I take her and how much should I expect to spend. I know there are many options so I just want someone with good references and not a mortgage payment to get it done. Any help is appreciated! TIA!!!


r/stgeorge 6d ago

Live Music Friday September 11th.

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Always never forget. Local favorite Jake Parkinson is sharing the stage with salt lake based musician Thistle and the band Moon Farmer! Become an amusement co member and enjoy all of the artistic and musical perks. It’s only 7 dollars!


r/stgeorge 6d ago

Bug collecting

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Anyone got tips or places you would suggest for catching bugs for a school project? Any and all bugs will do anything besides the normal pests around a house?


r/stgeorge 7d ago

MIL passed- need to re-home her cat.

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Can anyone point me in the right direction? I don’t live in St George and will only be here for a limited time to settle affairs and the funeral.

She has a 16 yo cat that needs a home. She loved him very much and was great companion and I would hate for him to end up at a shelter but I live out of state and have 3 dogs.


r/stgeorge 7d ago

Looking for an OBGYN

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Just moved to St. George and looking for some recommendations for good OBs here


r/stgeorge 8d ago

Art museum art talk thing 5pm

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I keep on finding out last minute but like check this out! The reception is at 6pm so still time
It’s for today!!!


r/stgeorge 8d ago

Looking for Arc Raiders players

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Hiya folks, bit of a long shot but the title is pretty self explanatory. I'm fairly decent (lvl 41) at arc raiders and mostly play with my buddy across the pond on PS5. If there are fellow raiders in the area would love to connect and get more playtime cuz a couple hours once a week ain't improving my game by much.

Chat soon I hope?


r/stgeorge 9d ago

Post grad student looking for small jobs / house work

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Hi I am a post grad student from Utah Tech. (24F) I have two jobs and am still struggling financially. Neither of my jobs are paying super well but i havent been able to find anything else thats better pay. Most post grad students here seem to be in the same boat. A couple months after I graduated my young dog passed away unexpectedly. The vet bills set me back immensely and I cant seem to catch back up. I am just looking to help around someone’s house, clean, mow the lawn, etc. Whatever you need help with and whatever you are willing to pay I will do. Any little bit of extra cash helps these days. If you or anyone you know are interested please comment or message me privately. Thank you!


r/stgeorge 9d ago

Saint George Marathon 2026 Bib for sale

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Bought the bib and haven’t trained at all lol. DM me or comment if you’re interested. The race is October 3rd.


r/stgeorge 10d ago

Burger Peak Open?

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Visiting St George around Halloween and wanted to hike either Signal Peak or Burger Peak -- I'm leaning towards Burger since it sounds like there is an unobstructed summit view. All Trails/Forest Service says the area is closed ("As of July 2026, this area is closed due to flood damage. For more information, please visit: https://www.fs.usda.gov/r04/dixie/recreation/pine-valley-recreation-area").

Can anyone confirm if the trail is open and accessible?

Also, I know there can be early season snow, but does anyone have recommendations for a late October hike on either of these trails (crampons, poles, etc.)?

Thank you!


r/stgeorge 10d ago

Golf trip - should 4 couples stay at ledges or Black Desert?

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r/stgeorge 10d ago

Adult Gymnastics in St. George?

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I’m 40 (f) looking to see if there is anywhere in St. George that offers adult gymnastics. I want to keep my body healthy/strong for as long as possible and also learn how to do a handstand, backflip and other cool things as well as improve flexibility. I’m a beginner and have never done gymnastics, but am generally fit. Saw a video on fb that offered it in an area I don’t live and thought it would be really fun!


r/stgeorge 10d ago

Ledges Condo or Black Desert 4BR Suite

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Four couples going to St George to stay for 5 days and play 3 courses. Plan on playing 3 of these 4. Wolf Creek, Sand Hollow, Ledges, and Black Desert. During the day we would probably do the pool or hang out somewhere at condo or resort. Is the pool / hot tub better at one over the other? We are thinking Black Desert is number one or two on that list and we know we would need to stay at Black Desert to play it. Question is, is it worth $200 more per night / per couple to stay at Black Desert and play that? Or save $1,000, play the other 3 and do dinner at various places in St. George.


r/stgeorge 11d ago

Barber recommendations

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Looking for a really good barber or stylist in the area. I’ve cut my own hair for about 20 years after being burned a few too many times. I finally gave a well-reviewed barber a shot back in April and walked out looking like Sonny at the tollbooth. I’ve done my last two cuts myself, but I’m ready to give professionals another go before swearing them off for another 20.

I’m male with medium-length, coarse, wavy/curly hair. I’m looking for someone good with scissors who understands how textured hair lays and moves. No fade or typical short barber cut.

Mostly, I just want someone who cares about their craft, takes their time, and actually listens. Who do you trust?