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Zaugg, a Ben Lomond High Graduate and Active Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Leaves a Legacy of Service, Including Thousands of Handmade Items for Local Families and Davis North Hospital.
For 16 Years, the Hooper Pick UR Pumpkin Patch Has Allowed Visitors to Carry as Many Pumpkins as Possible for Just Five Dollars, Providing a Consistent Local Value.
Ogden Residents Can Find a More Affordable Trash Disposal Option at the Local Transfer Station on Midland Drive, Which Also Provides Free Dump Passes and Recycling Services.
A Leader of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Cautioned That the Rise of Online Betting Fosters Greed, Particularly Among Youth, and Urged Members to Avoid Practices the Church Deems Morally Wrong.
A Gospel Brunch Highlighted the Non-Profit's Mission and Shared Success Stories of Individuals Overcoming Addiction and Homelessness.
Farmers Across the State Faced Significant Hurdles This Year, Including a Spring Freeze, Increased Costs, and Pest Issues, Impacting Local Produce Availability and Market Schedules.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Announced the Removal of Barricades, Allowing Public Access to the Downtown Salt Lake City Area Ahead of Its Upcoming General Conference.
A 6-Year-Old Girl Died After Being Struck by a Vehicle in a Local Neighborhood Wednesday, Prompting an Outpouring of Support for Her Loved Ones.
State Officials and Advocates Urged Utahns to Be Vigilant for Loved Ones and Highlighted the 988 Lifeline as a Vital Resource.
Long-Time Fair Participants Report Increased Expenses for Travel and Supplies, with Varied Outcomes on Sales for the Year.
The Forward Spent Saturday Morning with Young Players at Western Sports Park, Sharing His Love for the Game and the Utah Community.
The Band Will Perform at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City on June 19, Marking Their First Wasatch Front Appearance in Nearly a Decade.
Ink Against Cancer's Third Annual Ridin' with the Wolf Pack Motorcycle Ride Brought Together Individuals Impacted by Cancer, Sharing Stories of Loss and Resilience.
Girls' and Boys' Lacrosse Teams Gathered in Sandy to Complete a Backyard Cleanup, a Project Their Teammate Alyia Dreamed of Before Her Sudden Passing.
Donorconnect’s Annual Gift of Life Fun Run at Liberty Park United Recipients, Donors, and Families From Across Utah and the Mountain West, Sharing Stories of Hope and Healing.
Nancy Hachmeister, an Ogden Resident and Veteran Search Dog Handler, Recalls Her Seven Days at Ground Zero with Her Dog Ivey, Helping Families Find Closure After the 2001 Terror Attacks.
Veterans, Local Leaders, and Governor Cox Called for Common Ground and Honored the Enduring Memory of the Sept. 11 Attacks Across the State.
Young People From Weber County 4-H Assembled and Distributed 200 Care Kits to Local Correctional Officers, Honoring the Spirit of Service on the Eve of the 9/11 Anniversary.
“utah Remembers: the 9/11 Project” Offers Firsthand Accounts and an Immersive Timeline at the USU Bastian Agricultural Center Through Monday.
