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Price City Council Declares September as Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month
The Price City Council met on Wednesday, Aug. 14 for their regularly scheduled City Council meeting. Addressed in this meeting was the honoring of city employees, a performance from the Ambassadors for Hope Children’s Choir and a proclamation declaring Sept. as suicide prevention and awareness month in the city.
Former CJC Employee Sentenced in Misuse of Shelter Funds Case
At the beginning of 2024, the Children’s Justice Center (CJC) of Price had reported the misuse of a charge card to Carbon County Sheriff’s Office’s Detective Travis Henrie. Upon investigation, it was clear that the misuse of funds had occurred. Director Shelley Wright had advised Detective Henrie...
Police are seeing more reckless driving in Utah
SALT LAKE CITY — Drivers are breaking speed limits and running red lights more frequently, police say. Cpl. Colbey Bentley with the Tooele Police Department says that after the pandemic he noticed an uptick in speeding, running of red lights, and overall reckless driving in Utah. “Running red lights...
Table Talk on Good Things Utah
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah) – Today on Good Things Utah we talk back to school and push notifications from schools. We also touched on the six things kids notice without their adults realizing. At the end of Good Things Utah Nicea, Deena, and Surae tried some...
After massive data breach, UVU expert advises: Freeze your credit
SALT LAKE CITY — If you suspect you may be a victim of a recent data breach, a Utah data security instructor said to freeze your credit lines and monitor your online banking activity. Brandon Amacher is an instructor at the UVU Center for National Security Studies. He pointed...
Lady Spartan soccer falls in a close one against South Summit
Coming off their loss to Millard to open the season, The Lady Spartan soccer squad got to play their first game in front of the home crowd when they welcomed the South Summit Wildcats to Castle Dale. Emery fought back in the second half but the Wildcats came back and took a 5-4 win.
Primary Children's says 'mental health toolkit' should be part of back-to-school preparations
SALT LAKE CITY — Going back to school causes feelings of anxiety — and that's normal, according to Amanda Choudhary with Primary Children's Hospital. "It's important for families to talk with their children about their feelings, what to expect, and set routines to help them transition to the school year," she in a news release Wednesday.
Get Gephardt helps restore Social Security survivor benefits for Bountiful teen
BOUNTIFUL — Hear the words, “Social Security” and the odds are that you’re going to think “retirement.” But Social Security can also be a lifeline for kids who lose one or both parents. Ethan Bethers has been receiving survivor benefits since he was age...
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