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Wahsatch Shooters Range closes to the public
Gun enthusiasts were disappointed over the weekend when the Wahsatch Shooters Range was closed Aug. 25 to the general public. The closure came in response to an audit conducted by the county relating to Wahsatch Shooters’ performance of the contract between Davis County and Wahsatch Shooters Association. Davis County...
Bomb squad responses to a WWII Japanese grenade found in Clinton
CLINTON — A World War II-era grenade found in a home on Thursday morning prompted home evacuations by first responders. Clinton Fire Chief David Olsen said firefighters and the Davis County Bomb Squad responded to a call from a resident who found the grenade on their property with the safety pin pulled.
Ogden Valley incorporation foe waging seemingly lonely battle against creating new city
EDEN, Weber County — Proponents of incorporating part of the Ogden Valley can be an outspoken bunch. They've held numerous meetings to promote the effort and mustered enough signatures in about a month to get the question on the November ballot. Laura Warburton, though, has been banging the drum...
Ogden City names new airport director, set to begin work next month
OGDEN — Ogden-Hinckley Airport will be under new management in late-September. Thursday afternoon, Ogden City sent out a press release naming Brian Condie, C.M., ACE, as the new airport director, effective Sept. 23. With a growing region, a return of commercial service and major events on the horizon, the...
UDOT, DPS report spike in summer traffic deaths over previous year
The state of Utah went into the last holiday weekend of the summer noting a grim statistic. This week, the Utah Department of Transportation and Utah Department of Public Safety released a joint press release detailing preliminary fatality numbers for the “100 Deadliest Days” — the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
Washington Terrace commission goes back to drawing board on urban chickens
WASHINGTON TERRACE, Weber County — The planning commission tabled an ordinance on Thursday that would have legalized urban chickens on larger properties in the city. Under the iteration of the proposal that went before the commission, the ordinance would have required residents to pay a one-time licensing fee of $100, and then they would have been able to keep up to 6 chickens on lots greater than 20,000 square feet.
Syracuse emergency center is now open to meet your family’s ER need
MountainStar Healthcare and Ogden Regional Medical Center are excited to announce the new Syracuse Emergency Center is open now to serve Utahns closer to home!. The Syracuse Emergency Center – a freestanding emergency room (FSER) – provides comprehensive, hospital-based emergency services and is fully equipped and staffed by experienced, board-certified physicians from Ogden Regional Medical Center.
‘No idea off the table’ UDOT says about safety improvements to Ogden Canyon
OGDEN — Like many roads across Utah, the Utah Department of Transportation is working to make “much-needed safety improvements” in Ogden Canyon. “It’s one of the oldest roads we have here,” said Mitch Shaw with UDOT. Shaw said plans for construction on state Road 39...
Make Ogden officials offer updates on several proposed and ongoing projects; next public planning session set for October
OGDEN — As interested parties perused several renderings of proposed projects at Wednesday’s Make Ogden open house at Ogden Union Station, officials say there’s a great amount of progress and enthusiasm on the slate of proposals. The open house allowed visitors to leave feedback and ask about...
International Workplace Group expands footprint in Utah
Salt Lake City — International Workplace Group, the world’s largest provider of hybrid working solutions with brands including Spaces, Regus,and HQ, is adding six state-of-the-art flexible workspaces in Utah, bringing the company’s statewide footprint to a total of 20 locations. As the adoption of hybrid working continues...
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