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Escalante Canyons Art Festival Celebrates 20 Years of Art
Escalante Canyons Art Festival Celebrates 20 Years of Art. Nestled in the heart of raw umber and burnt sienna layers of sandstone in the Grand Staircase Escalante Monument lies the rural community of Escalante, Utah, home of the premiere Escalante Canyons Art Festival. ECAF got its start in 2003 as a suggestion from a friend vacationing at Lake Powell, Steve Roberts, assisted by Harriet Priska who laid the first layer as a foundation for future artists and vendors to enjoy this rich and diverse landscape.
Lehi City Council discusses proposed 6.25% property tax increase
The Lehi City Council held a Truth in Taxation public hearingon August 20 to discuss a proposed property tax increase of 6.25percent to the current tax rate. The proposed annual tax increase on a residence valued at $564,000 would be $22.03, and the proposed annual tax increase on a business valued at $564,000 would be $40.04.
Hildale mayor: A positive reminder that anything is possible
ST. GEORGE — In the remote desert town of Hildale City a quiet revolution is underway. Once a place where unquestioned obedience and repression had long reigned, life is now filled with endless possibilities. At the helm of this change is Mayor Donia Jessop, a determined and focused leader who challenges convention, adapts to change, and strives to create a future for her community.
Trailblazer coach’s show to premier as Utah Tech football opener draws near
As Lance Anderson continues to prepare for his debut as head football coach at Utah Tech University, there’s a little on-air business to take care of first. The inaugural episode of the Lance Anderson Coaches Show will air Tuesday, Aug. 27, on The Fan Sports Network, 99.5 FM and 95.3 FM on your radio dial in St. George, and 93.1 FM and 1400 AM in Cedar City.
Gordon Hayward praising the Jazz is flattering, but doesn't undo what he did
Shortly following his retirement, Gordon Hayward has begun to look back on his NBA career. Even though he had arguably the most unpleasant exit from the Utah Jazz, he still looks back pretty fondly on his time with the team. In an interview with Jazz podcaster JP Chunga, Hayward had...
Wolverines fall in exhibition finale
SALT LAKE CITY – Utah Valley University fell on Saturday afternoon in a five-set battle with the University of Utah at the Jon M. Huntsman Center. The match was the final exhibition of the season after the scrimmage on Wednesday inside Lockhart Arena. "When you start the season against...
Liam O’Brien Is Officially In Utah
The first time forward Liam O'Brien introduced himself to the crowd, he asked them to call him his nickname, "Spicy Tuna", given to him by forward Jordan Schmaltz during O'Brien's stint in the minor leagues. Now, after being rewarded with a three-year contract that keeps him in the Beehive State for the foreseeable future, he's officially home. In a post on social media Saturday, the forward arrived at the Salt Lake City airport, and what was the first thing he was handed? A spicy tuna sushi roll, of course! Related: With His Future Secured, Liam O'Brien Is Excited To Get...
Utah Overtakes Utah Valley with Exciting Comeback Win
SALT LAKE CITY – Utah Volleyball rallied for an explosive third set, igniting a come-from-behind 3-2 (19-25, 20-25, 25-9, 25-22, 15-11) win over the Utah Valley Wolverines. The Utes stormed back to take the third set, 25-9, posting a .652 hitting percentage, with 15 kills on 23 swings without an error.
Emery stops Union’s two-point conversion try to win, 21-20
A heroic tackle by Emery High School senior Hayden Abrams froze the scoreboard at 21-20, pushing the Spartans past the Union Cougars Friday night in Castle Dale. Moments after scoring a potential game-tying touchdown, Union head coach Dustin Long elected to go for the win. With the game on the line, the Emery defense brought the home crowd to its feet as Abrams stopped Union quarterback Dylan Murphy shy of the goal line.
Ogden Valley, Spring Lake incorporation proposals go to voters in November
EDEN, Weber County — Utah could be getting two new cities. The proposal to incorporate the Ogden Valley in Weber County, a focus of debate since 2022, will be put to voters in a referendum on the Nov. 5 ballot, when the simmering issue could be decided once and for all.
Utah Athletics: Highlighting Utah Alumni
As the new school year kicks off, Utah Athletics will be leaving behind their newly graduated alumni as they usher in those who will be starting their path in their educational journey. As some know, the University of Utah has many great collegiate athletes, both current and former. In this article, we will see how some of our standouts are doing, from football to the Olympics.
BYU football season predictions: our picks for the Cougars' 2024 season
The countdown to BYU football is officially down to one week, and our excitement is finally reaching maximum capacity. We've got an interesting season ahead of us, as BYU is expected to be battling for bowl eligibility in their second season of Big 12 play. Now, with their first matchup against FCS foe, Southern Illinois, only a week away, we decided that there's no time like the present to put our misguided delusions on full display.
4 under-the-radar freshmen from BYU's 'home-run' class
PROVO — With a week remaining before BYU's season opener, Jay Hill's defense is coming together in his second season as defensive coordinator. That defense brings back several standout players, including defensive end and team captain Tyler Batty, linebacker Harrison Taggart and cornerback Jakob Robinson, to name a few key returners.
Jeff Caplan’s Minute of News: The tallest teen on earth
SALT LAKE CITY — You’ve probably never heard of him, but I’m guessing you will this winter. The boy’s name is Olivier Rioux. Olivier Rioux is a French Canadian from Montreal. He just turned 18 years old. He’s about to start college, and he’s the tallest teen on the planet.
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