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FAT Brands Inc. parent company of Fazoli’s, and 17 other restaurant concepts, announced a new development agreement in partnership with franchisee Valor Acquisitions Group, LLC to bring five Fazoli’s locations to Utah over the next five years, with the first unit expected to open in 2025 in Saratoga Springs.

The No. 16 ranked Utah football team is ready to get back on the field after not only suffering a bad loss but then going into a bye week. Safety Tao Johnson feels that how Utah entered the bye week was rough but good. "It sucks because the bye week...

Lion Energy, based in American Fork, is pursuing an advanced manufacturing line for battery rack modules and large energy storage cabinet assembly at its facility. This manual line serves as a proof of concept for a high-volume production line projected to deliver 2,000 megawatt-hours of monthly energy storage by 2026.

Park City Stone & Wood specializes in creating handcrafted, custom wood furniture. Greg Burns, the founder, has a passion for woodworking and believes that every piece of wood has its own story to tell. In fact, he says if you can dream it, they can build it. Their mission is...

If you've never had the opportunity to appear as a haunt actor at a haunted attraction—and that's probably most of the people reading this—you're missing out on a type of seasonal employment and sensory experience that's a bit hard to explain. The evenings are all different, yet still based on a certain flow.

October 10, 2024 // Franchising.com // SALT LAKE CITY, UT. – As the temperature starts to dip, the ghosts and ghouls start to wake, and the witches start to churn their cauldrons, FiiZ Drinks has been crafting up new and refreshing potions of their own just in time for Halloween! The Utah-based specialty soda shop is thrilled to introduce three of its latest limited-time offerings, ‘The Mummy,’ ‘Pumpkin King,’ and ‘Witches Punch,’ as part of the brand’s FiiZ Frights celebration! The three frightful drinks will be available at all FiiZ Drinks locations all October long, so be sure to stop by and grab these spooky treats before they’re gone. Like a witch to their broom, custom FiiZ Hydrojug Tumblers have become the perfect accessory to accompany any FiiZ beverage! Starting at $40, the fall collection of FiiZ tumblers come in harvest berry and cream colors, perfect for the fall season, and are available now!

High school boys golf: 3A final region recaps, Richfield, Morgan, Juan Diego win region titles

SALT LAKE COUNTY — For the first time, Salt Lake County is using two-page ballots in the general election this year. The Salt Lake County Clerk announced this change in a press release on October 8th. “The extensive ballot is designed to accommodate a broad range of federal, state,...

SALT LAKE CITY – The full schedule for Utah men’s basketball season was recently finalized, this week, the Big 12 Conference announced TV networks and tip-off times as well. The upcoming 2024-25 season is one of transition for Utah, who will compete in their inaugural Big 12 conference...

PROVO, Utah – BYU football is off to a 5-0 start for only the eighth time in program history. A significant reason for BYU’s perfect record in September was the defense. BYU’s defense currently ranks 17th in scoring defense (15.8 points allowed), 20th in total defense (292.6), and is in the Top 25 for passing yards allowed (171.0).

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — In a statement released on Tuesday, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints restated its policy of political neutrality while adding that its stance on abortion has not changed. The statement first reiterated its “institutional neutrality regarding political parties and candidates” saying that...

The moon—a striking glitch within a picturesque black sky—no longer serves as your singular guiding light on Halloween or other dark, cold nights. When breath begins to jump from your mouth just to freeze, and goosebumps prickle the nape of your neck with ease, you should know which venue to head towards when walking down the street. When the wind whispers without reason and your bones take up the leisurely rattle of the season, it's time to walk yourself down to the right place in town: The Beehive on State Street.

American Fork Fire and Rescue will host a safety fair next week in honor of Fire Safety and Prevention Month. Residents are invited to tour Station 51, located at 96 N. Center St. in downtown American Fork, on Thursday, Oct. 10, from 6-8 p.m. Visitors can walk through the facility, meet local firefighters and get up close to the fire engines.

YELLOWSTONE CLUB, Montana — Tom Weiskopf's biggest PGA victory came in 1973 at the British Open. "He loved winning the British Open. He's very proud of that," his wife Laurie Weiskopf said. "He's proud of his career." But she said her husband was most proud of his second career:...

Republican Renae Cowley and Democrat Frank Pignanelli discuss how the Salt Lake City tax increase, messages from local church leaders and VP debate signal a return to civic discourse

Here’s a recap of the four 4A region cross country championships that were held this week. Next Tuesday, teams and individuals will compete in the 4A Divisional meet at Lakeside Park in Orem to earn their spots for the 5A state championship meet on Oct. 29 back at Sugarhouse Park after the past four years were held at the Regional Athletic Complex. At Mountain View High School Girls team scores

Critics are often confounded when trying to put a handle on Carbon Leaf's signature sound. Even so, the Richmond, Virginia-based band has still managed to gain a faithful following, enhanced by their populist appeal and a varied repertoire that combines alt-country, folk, indie rock and Celtic influences. It's served them well over a career spanning more than 30 years and some 20 albums. "All five members had different influences when we came together—from AC/DC to the Grateful Dead, from the Red Hot Chili Peppers to Neil Young, and from the Beach Boys to R.E.M.," founding member Barry Privett told Maryville Tennessee's Daily Times. "We were just throwing everything into the soup starting out ... It took us a while to add those influences in, but once we did, it opened up some doors to our sound that proved to be an interesting and enduring twist. It's nice to have different places to go stylistically ... I guess you could call us a rock band with folk roots." That definition is as good as any, having carved their own unique niche since claiming a major hit in 2004 with "Life Less Ordinary" after reaching the upper realms of Billboard's Adult Alternative chart. "Being a band—and staying a band—is incredibly challenging over time," Privett continued. "But really, just showing up creatively is the key." Happily, Carbon Leaf has managed to do that, and more. Carbon Leaf performs a 21+ show at The State Room on Thursday, Oct. 10 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets cost $32 GA. Go to axs.com. (Lee Zimmerman)

SALT LAKE CITY — They’re using the stadium where the Tampa Bay Rays play baseball. If Hurricane Milton hits the Tampa Metro and its 3 million people, this is where the emergency workers will bed down. Cots on the baseball diamond. The only problem is Tropicana Field is literally in the direct path of the hurricane.

Para leer este comunicado de prensa en español, oprima aqui. Salt Lake City is celebrating Utah’s first-ever SITES- and Envision-certified projects following its recently updated Comprehensive Sustainability Policy. Glendale Regional Park, where work began last month, is on track to become the first SITES-certified project in the state and one of the largest park investments the City has ever undertaken. Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities’ new water reclamation facility, which began construction in 2020, is the first Envision project registered in the state.

The Skyridge mountain biking team finished the regular season in second place by just 15 points to Lone Peak in Region 5. The Falcons defeated the Knights by slim margins in the second and fourth events this year. Scores from the first race were not counted towards the cumulative total...