Utah’s county jails provide state inmates with programming that would otherwise remain out of reach

Panguitch • When Jon Stubbs walked out of the Utah State Prison in the fall of 2016, he planned to find work, repair broken relationships and never get in trouble with the law again.So far, he’s done it.“Prison changed me,” Stubbs, now a co-owner of a trucking business, said from the cab of one of his dump trucks. “It saved me.”But the change didn’t come from his time spent as “one-triple-six-oh-two,” as he was called by officers at the state&