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The Prediction: Washington vs. Weber State
Weber State @ Washington (-27) Well, here we are again. After a tumultuous offseason, it’s time to put all of the speculation to rest and go out and hit somebody for a change! Now, there are a lot of questions about this team, and rightfully so. Some of them will be answered this week, I think, but others such as “will the o-line hold up?” and “how will the defense fare?” might be better suited for FBS competition. Thanks to my interview with Damon Huard, I have a small idea of what to expect from the offense: running the ball and plenty of the quick passing game. Just how effective that will be remains to be seen, but I think this game will tell us a lot about this offense, schematically speaking. It’ll be different, and we’ll have to get off to a fast start for me to be convinced that the O is for real.
University of Utah grad Dennis Connors set to compete in Paris Paralympics
PARIS — For someone who is relatively new to para-cycling, Dennis Connors sure is good. He won a gold medal in last year's World Championships but knows the only way to top that is to do it during the Paris Paralympics. "Being part of Team USA at the Paralympic...
Roundtable: Prediction and Pick for 2024 Big 12 Championship
The 2024 college football season is upon us, and we’ve already gotten a glimpse of what the Big 12 has to offer, which is heading into a year chock-full of changes. On Thursday night, we got a glimpse at Colorado, Utah, Kansas, and UCF, all of whom have Big 12 Championship aspirations to some degree or another.
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.
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...
SUU Ranked as Best 4-Year Public University for Student Satisfaction in the Nation
The Student Voice Score (SVS) is an industry-first benchmark used to measure satisfaction from college students across the country, assessing universities based on key factors that include academic experience, student life and community, engagement with faculty and staff, campus facilities and resources, and overall career preparations. This years’ report collected...
Prep football roundup: Ogden remains unbeaten, Northridge scores 62, Clearfield enters win column
KEARNS — Trey Nye passed for five touchdowns to lead Northridge High football to a 62-13 win Friday at Kearns. Nye was 14 0f 17 for 300 yards through the air, with seven completions and 232 of those yards going to Jaxon Fresques. Anthony Martinez opened the floodgates for...
Ogden family's pets quarantined due to bring rabid bat into home
An Ogden family has to have their pets quarantined for the next 45 days due to the pets bringing a bat that tested positive for rabies into the home. This is not the first instance we've heard this year as earlier this year, several Utahns sought rabies treatments following encounters in Idaho.
Mining equipment manufacturing company will open a Providence location | News
PROVIDENCE – Epiroc AB, a Swedish manufacturer of mining and infrastructure equipment, is opening an office in Providence. To introduce the company to Cache Valley they are holding a Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting ceremony on Wednesday, Sept. 4 at 2 p.m. at their new location at 560 Golf Course Road, Providence in the old Linkotek building.
Golden Spike: Macias delivers for Box Elder, turnovers doom Bear River in 21-10 decision
GARLAND — Jay Macias knows his team always keeps him accountable. So when Box Elder’s starting running back, who also lines up at defensive end, slept through a morning practice this week, there were bound to be consequences. The senior didn’t start in Friday’s 21-10 victory at Bear River but delivered two pivotal scores in the third quarter.
Alex Smith adds another memorable moment to legendary career at Utah
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Aug. 29, 2024 (Gephardt Daily) — Alex Smith was back on the field for one more memorable moment at Rice-Eccles Stadium on Thursday night. Smith, the quarterback who led the University of Utah to an undefeated season in 2004 and emerged as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2005 NFL Draft, became the inaugural inductee into the Utah Football Ring of Honor at halftime of the Utes’ season-opener against Southern Utah.
Pinnacle can’t find answer for Bryce Valley on the diamond
Pinnacle got back to the diamond on Wednesday when they welcomed Bryce Valley to Price. The Mustangs put six runs on the board in the first and kept pushing until they closed out the Panthers 13-1 in five innings. The Panthers came up in the bottom of the first inning...
Intermountain Heber Valley Specialty Clinic expands access for patients and adds new medical specialty providers
HEBER CITY, Utah (ABC4 Utah) – As the population of the Wasatch Back increases, the Intermountain Heber Valley Specialty Clinic building has been remodeled and expanded to make room for new providers in ear, nose and throat care, sleep medicine, and neurosurgery and improve access for existing providers. This...
Cosmo Goes Bananas At Smith’s Ballpark
PROVO, Utah – Banana Ball and the Savannah Bananas couldn’t come to Utah without connecting with one of college sports’ most adored mascots. Cosmo Cougar couldn’t allow the bright lights of Smith’s Ballpark to dim without making an appearance. The two sides came together on...
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