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Helper Rams Are Off to a Great Start
Helper RAMS are off to a great start to the new school year. Our students are excited to be back in school and participating in all of the great activities that make Helper unique. We will kick off the fun activities with the annual color dance on August 30. Students will also be traveling to Kingsbury Hall on October 24 to watch Duck Pond performed by Circa.
Midway resident shares serendipitous Swiss Days story a warzone away
Swiss Days is a popular Labor Day weekend festival in Midway that benefits local and international organizations. Don't miss this story of a chance encounter on the other side of the world. Midway resident Garrett Watts was in a meeting a warzone away in Poltava, Ukraine when a familiar scene...
Daniel Cormier, Ben Askren respond to Joaquin Buckley praying to ‘run into DC’
Daniel Cormier is well aware of what awaits him in Salt Lake City. Cormier once again found himself in the crosshairs of Joaquin Buckley this past week after the streaking UFC welterweight contender told MMA Fighting that he’s “been praying to the MMA gods that I run into DC” following an online back-and-forth between the two in May.
'Small piece of the pie': Cedar City gains over $2M in grant funds for wastewater project
Cedar City gained over $2 million in grant funds to begin a wastewater project that could give the city another water source for turf irrigation at schools, parks and the golf course. The grant allows the project to begin Phase 1, funding the construction of a Type 1 effluent filtration...
Park City leaders to celebrate newest public art installation Sept. 2
Park City Municipal, Park City Public Art Advisory Board, the Friends of Ski Mountain Mining History and the Park City Historical Society announced Thursday they will celebrate the newest addition to Park City’s public art collection on Monday, Sept. 2 at 4 p.m. on the Rail Trail at Bonanza Drive.
Son rescues father from burning truck, deadly head-on collision in Lake Point
TOOELE — Mike Wall watched as one driver died at the scene while his dad was trapped inside the burning truck. He said this tragedy could’ve been worse were it not for a good Samaritan. Tuesday afternoon, traffic came to a stop near Lake Point. Caught in the...
Youth Sports Alliance awards local athletes for leadership, values, then performance
PARK CITY, Utah — On Sunday, at Park City Mountain’s Canyons Village, the Youth Sports Alliance (YSA) held its annual awards ceremony, Circle of Excellence. From the stage, YSA executive
2 arrested following late-night police pursuit in St. George
A man and a woman were arrested for evading police in St. George late Wednesday night. Ezra L. Kunz, 33, and Danielle R. Nester, 37, were booked into Washington County’s Purgatory Correctional Facility early Thursday morning.
Make-A-Wish surprises Layton boy at Bees game
Kash throws the first pitch at the Salt Lake Bees game Friday, Aug. 23. Photo credit Kyle Jenkins/Burt Brothers Tire & Service. Kash has been undergoing intense treatments for a brain tumor and would like to take a break from all of that and go with his family to the Bahamas but that seemed like a dream. Last Friday, the 11-year-old boy from Layton got his wish. He was surprised at the Salt Lake Bees game with the news that his wish would be granted. It was made possible by a partnership between Burt Brothers Tire & Service Inc. and Make-A-Wish Utah.
Kamas approves annexation of a Ballerina Farm parcel, other properties
The Kamas City Council has approved the annexation of approximately 129 acres on the south side of State Route 248 west of the municipal boundary, including a 14-acre parcel where the owners of Ballerina Farm want to build a dairy retail development. Three council members voted Tuesday in favor of...
Ogden wildlife rehabilitaton center facing difficulties in reopening
OGDEN — The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah is struggling to reopen, months after having to move out of its longtime home. Originally, the plan was for the center to be opened by the spring. However, they still don’t have a reopening date. And that means, the center is having to turn people away who are finding animals that need help.
Fans who cook up mascot-based food serve 'Thunderbird Burritos' at Utes tailgate party
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — The Utah Utes are set to launch the 2024 football season — the team's first as members of the Big 12 Conference — with a home opener against Southern Utah. Thursday's game begins at 7 p.m. The pre-game partying, though, began hours...
Hildale's New Horizon: Beyond the Shadows of FLDS
Donia Jessop, the first woman mayor of Hildale, Utah, has led a significant transformation in her community over her seven years in office. Known previously for being under the control of the polygamous prophet Warren Jeffs and his FLDS church, the community has shifted away from its dark past. Mayor Jessop has overseen developments including new businesses, office complexes, public schools, and a shopping center. Despite some FLDS members still residing in the area, many have left or were evicted for tax reasons. Samuel Bateman, an FLDS follower claiming to be a new prophet, was recently imprisoned, reminding the community of its troubled history. The town now embraces a future welcoming all, including those returning after being exiled.
City Council approves SEG’s zoning changes around Delta Center, but denies request to bypass Planning Commission for design review
In what felt like a formality, the City Council this week approved most of Provo-based Smith Entertainment Group’s (SEG) request to change the zoning rules for a Sports, Entertainment, Culture and Convention District at the Delta Center and the two blocks to the east, currently part of the Salt Palace Convention Center.
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