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ROY, Utah (KUTV) — Roy's mayor is not sure this will fly, but after a string of small plane crashes in his community, the latest this week, he raised the idea in a 2News interview of moving Ogden-Hinckley Airport. "If I were king for a day, and had the...

BOUNTIFUL—Jean Jones is one of a kind. The almost 90-year-old’s house is filled with beautiful creations from intricate beaded gowns to hand drawn blueprints she made for her own home. Jones has sewn just about everything imaginable including ski clothes and her own wedding dress. “I’ve been sewing...

Bridging Betty plays at Cherry Hill. The bluegrass band has become popular at festivals and local venues like the Bountiful Farmers Market. Courtesy photo. BOUNTIFUL—What started out as a group of friends and neighbors playing bluegrass music together has developed into a fun, upbeat group called Bridging Betty. The band won first place at Bountiful’s Got Talent and their popularity has continued to grow.

Raspberries are just one of the many offerings attendees can expect to taste as part of this new event series. Public domain image. KAYSVILLE—The USU Botanical Center is hosting a unique series of events starting the end of July, and extending all the way to October. Taste, Tour and Ta-Dah promises to show residents of Davis and beyond a new side to the gardens there, as well as offering some valuable information on home planting in the process.

EDA Architects is responsible for the design of this impressive modern house that is a lesson in materiality, situated in South Ogden, Utah. The design consists of a mix of eco-friendly products and materials, including formed concrete, Belgian brick, Shou Sugi Ban siding, slate, and glass. To blend in with...

Ogden-In 1924, Peery’s Egyptian Theater opened in downtown Ogden as a classic movie house patterned after other famous movie houses of the time, including the most famous one in Hollywood. A major restoration in the 1990s by many partners has kept this theater a local gem that Ogden Musical Theatre is lucky to call home. The inspired choice to produce the musical production Aida, with music by Elton John, Lyrics by Tim Rice, and a book by Linda Woolverton, Robert Falls, and David Henry Hwang in this venue on its 100 year anniversary has absolutely paid off. Before the production even starts the audience is transported to a different place and time. Directed at Ogden Musical Theatre by Mark Daniels, the opening scene of the show takes place in a museum made to replicate ancient Egypt. Set designer Marilyn Montgomery has done such an impeccable job of making the set combine with theatre that it is almost impossible to tell where the set ends and where the theater begins. It is also important to note that the set design works so seamlessly with the lighting design by Daniel Garner to create true spectacle. Some of the best moments of this were in the numbers My Strongest Suit, where the color schemes made a lot of splash, and the opening of act two, A Step Too Far, where the LED lights on the stairs combined with the traditional overhead lights made for a visual treat. Finally, the use of the historic starlite ceiling during Written in the Stars was inspired.

On historic 25th Street in Ogden, a restaurant serves nostalgia sunny-side up. No Frills Diner proudly pairs a warm-toned and welcoming atmosphere with classic red booths and vintage, pop-art photographs. Located at 195 25th St., Suite 100, this piece of history is not to be missed. The diner is distinctly...