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Utah Opens Season with Sweep of UTEP
SALT LAKE CITY – Utah Volleyball opened the 2024 season with a 3-0 (25-19, 25-17, 25-18) sweep of UTEP. The first win of the season for the Utes was highlighted by a milestone win for head coach Beth Launiere, securing her 650th career win as head coach. Utah came...
Jazz guard Collin Sexton makes bold claim about where he stands among NBA point guards
Collin Sexton will enter his seventh NBA season, which will also include his third with the Utah Jazz. It's fair to say that in his time in the NBA, he's lived up to his billing as the No. 8 pick in his draft, as he's proven himself as an efficient scorer and has even improved his flaws.
'Shilee rising': Gymnastics inspires Washington City girl to chase dreams, but financial struggles loom
Good grades, a great smile and an overachiever are some of the ways Lacey Kounalis would describe her 9-year-old daughter. Although she is also proud of her fourth graders accomplishments in gymnastics, the activity has also caused some anxiety that she tries to hide.
U. researcher leads study into what microscopic fossilized shells say about climate change
SALT LAKE CITY — Growing up as a "small town kid" who loved science, Dustin Harper had aspirations to become a physician when he went to college. So, how did he end up at sea on a research vessel recovering drilling cores taken from an undersea plateau in the Pacific Ocean?
Here’s what to know for Park City’s Miners Day celebration
Park City’s twist on the federal Labor Day holiday is Miners Day, an annual celebration that pays tribute to the local mining industry heritage. Festivities begin at 7:30 a.m. with a free breakfast in City Park put on by St. Mary’s Catholic Church. That’s followed by the Bark City 5k run, which starts at City Park at 8 a.m.
Utah Football Teases New Black Throwback
SALT LAKE CITY – Utah Football has officially announced and teased a new uniform for the season. With a set of white and red throwbacks, the Utes will now have a full that now includes a black throwback, which will debut later this season. The Utes first debuted a...
Monday is big for Wellsville's Founder Day celebration
WELLSVILLE - Founder’s Day is a big celebration in Wellsville, Cache County’s oldest permanent settlement. On 15 September, 1856, the first families came to the valley to make their homes at the southwest part of the valley. Peter, John, and William H. Maughan, Zial Riggs, and Francis W. Gunnell, and two single men, George W. Bryan and O.D. Thompson, entered Cache Valley.
Former no. 2 pick & 20-point scorer floated as trade target for Jazz
At this stage of the offseason, it seems unlikely that the Jazz will make any move that could alter the team's direction both in the present and future. However, if there's a chance for them to roll the dice on someone who could improve their ceiling, don't be shocked if they take it.
Park City waterworks failure impacts Main Street
A waterworks failure occurred along Main Street on Thursday evening and the repairs and cleanup continued on Friday. Evidence of the failure remained visible on Friday morning and there was heavy machinery on the 300 block of the street. The machinery by 8:30 a.m. on Friday had excavated a rectangular cutout in the middle of Main Street. There was sand and mud in the vicinity of the Egyptian Theatre entrance and a nearby walkway linking Main Street and Swede Alley. It appeared the failure caused damage to brickwork as well. Caution cones had been placed at the location.
Utahn's DNA reveals Nigerian roots and broadens search of family heritage
MOUNT PLEASANT, Utah (KUTV) — Navigating unchartered waters is nothing new for Deena Hill of Mount Pleasant, Utah. In the last ten years, she’s learned her family’s Black history runs as deep as the ocean floor. “Well, I thought we had found all the answers. I thought...
Water pipe break at Egyptian shuts off water, minor basement damage
Egyptian Theater Executive Director Randy Barton said he arrived at the building around 6 p.m. Aug. 29 and saw a “pretty impressive” geyser out front. “Mostly contained to the basement, which has no major damage that we can tell,” Barton said. “But we're worried about what's happening underneath the sidewalk all in front of the theater, because that's where all the water was flowing.”
Bear Lake reasearch findings to be presented at upcoming symposium
GARDEN CITY - Bear Lake Watch is inviting the public to their annual Science Symposium to learn about research findings and outcomes resulting from research grants awarded in 2023. This event is scheduled to be held Friday, Sept. 6, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Sunrise Event Center located...
Zach Wilson Looked So Much Happier Cheering For BYU After Getting Snubbed By Biggest Rival
Zach Wilson will always support BYU over Utah. He made his Holy War allegiance abundantly clear during the opening weekend of college football. The former No. 2 overall pick in the NFL Draft showed up for the Cougars after refusing to rep the Utes! Wilson, recently named as the third-string quarterback for the Broncos, will […] The post Zach Wilson Looked So Much Happier Cheering For BYU After Getting Snubbed By Biggest Rival appeared first on BroBible.
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