Moab residents are officially the least happy in Utah, according to a new survey. This isn't great news for our town, and it raises questions about what the city will do to improve overall community wellbeing.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days.
No direct financial impacts are mentioned, but a less happy town might mean fewer tourists and less local spending.
Hopefully, everyone in Moab will benefit if the city takes action to make people happier.
Right now, it seems like everyone in Moab is feeling the negative effects of low community wellbeing.
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