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Utes put training camp behind, focus on season
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4 Sports) – The hard work has just begun for the 12th-ranked Utah football team. After finishing up fall camp, the Utes have turned their attention to the 2024 season, beginning next Thursday at home against Southern Utah, and they can’t wait to finally play a game. “Oh, yeah, without a doubt,” […]
Ameyalli: Deepak Chopra’s Newest Wellness Vision
He’s one of the world’s most famous people. So famous, all you need to hear is his first name—Deepak—and you know exactly who he is. Deepak Chopra, M.D. has carved out a worldwide presence in the wellness world over the past thirty years, leading the way in bringing awareness and understanding of the universal need for both mental and physical well-being.
Grantsville to host last summer family event
To end their Summer of Fun activities, Grantsville City officials plan to host a back-to-school barbeque and concert this weekend. The barbeque, sponsored by the Grantsville Communities that Care group, will take place from 5-7 p.m. at Cherry Street Park, located at 115 Cherry Street. During the barbeque, which is open to all school-aged children and their families, hot dogs, chips, and fruit will be served, according to Jolene Jenkins, one of the organizers of the Summer of Fun events. There will also be bounce houses, popsicles, and several resource groups in attendance, including local school PTAs, Switchpoint, Safe UT, South Valley Services, and the Multicultural Counseling Center.
Notes, analysis and depth chart after Utah State's fall football scrimmages
LOGAN — Utah State's football fall camp has officially come to a close. All practices were closed with the only chance of seeing the team as it is under interim head coach Nate Dreiling were a pair of scrimmages on Aug. 10 and 17. So how did the Aggies look? We'll examine what was learned from the two days and look at how the depth chart is likely looking at this late stage of the offseason.
Next door neighbors file anticipated lawsuit vs. Prince home approvals
Next door neighbors Eric and Susan Hermann filed a lawsuit Wednesday in Third District Court asserting that they are harmed by the approvals of the Park City Planning Commission and rejection of their appeals to date of the plans for a large new home at 220 King Road. The couple...
BLM proposed geothermal power project open for public comment
CEDAR CITY, Utah — The Bureau of Land Management has extended a general invitation for comments on the Fervo Cape Geothermal Power Project. This enhanced geothermal power project would, if approved, build new facilities on BLM land that employ a new method of clean energy generation. How geothermal power...
Park City property taxes to increase over 5% after Park City School District Board vote
Park City taxpayers will owe 5.49% more in taxes this upcoming fiscal year. The school board approved a 2.8% increase this week and the other 2.7% are funds the state requires to be redistributed across other districts in the state. A $1.1 million residence will now pay $2,225.80, that’s a...
Reed Olsen, Katelyn Jensen named CVMG Players of the Week for Aug. 12-17
LOGAN — Green Canyon girls soccer senior forward Katelyn Jensen and Logan football two-way star senior Reed Olsen are the first two high schoolers to receive the Cache Valley Media Group Prep Player of the Week awards for the 2024-25 high school sports season. Jensen recorded her first career...
Trout and Berry Days adds rodeo to community celebration
PARADISE - The town of Paradise is celebrating their Trout and Berry Days this week from Thursday, Aug. 22, through Saturday, Aug 24, 2024, with tournaments, a rodeo and a slew of Saturday activities. All activities will be held at the Paradise Town Square unless otherwise noted. The kickoff for...
Armed 18-year-old clad in body armor fatally wounded in Riverton shooting Sunday night
RIVERTON, Utah, Aug. 21, 2024 (Gephardt Daily) — Police in Riverton are investigating the death of an 18-year-old male who was fatally wounded Sunday night in a Monarch Meadows area shooting. Two persons of interest have been questioned, but not arrested, Josh Lee, Riverton City spokesman, told Gephardt Daily....
Dana White names next title contender for UFC 307’s Pereira vs. Rountree — ‘Obviously you’re next’
No. 2-ranked light heavyweight bruiser Magomed Ankalaev wasn’t skipped over, he simply wasn’t picked — in favor of a lower ranked contender — when it came time to find a new challenger for the 205-pound crown, currently worn by Brazilian smashing machine Alex Pereira. So says...
Recognition of pursuit: Cedar City’s hub for small business serves as ‘model’ for Beehive State
Housed on the campus of Southwest Technical College, the Cedar City Business & Innovation Center has helped foster success for dozens of businesses. Officials from local and state government held an official grand opening at the office’s new building dubbed as a “model for the rest of the state” by Gov. Spencer Cox in November 2021, as reported by Cedar City News.
Snow College to launch new respiratory therapy program with Talent Ready Utah grant
Snow College is set to address a critical healthcare need in central Utah by developing a new respiratory therapy program, thanks to a significant grant from Talent Ready Utah. The program will receive an initial funding boost of nearly $250,000, which will be used to establish a state-of-the-art respiratory therapy lab equipped to train students in diagnosing and treating respiratory disorders. In addition to this initial grant, the program will receive ongoing support of $150,000 annually to ensure its growth and sustainability.
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