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Promoting community service and camaraderie, the Castle Country Fuller Center has been named Castle Country Radio's Charity of the Month. Terri Tubbs joined the KOAL newsroom to speak about the charity. The organization focuses on adaptive work for senior citizens, low-income veterans and people with disabilities.
PRICE – The Carbon County Planning Commission tabled consideration of a proposed technology park east of Wellington during its Oct. 6 meeting, requesting additional information before deciding on a conditional use permit for the development.
MDT See More Deseret News Stories In Search View 12 Comments Share New homes and apartments in the Bluffdale area on Monday, Aug. 24, 2026. Scott G Winterton By Lisa Riley Roche Lisa has been a Deseret News reporter for more than 30 years, covering Utah's Olympics and politics.
A new student housing project at Utah State University Eastern is about much more than adding rooms to campus. For university and community partners, the project represents an investment in Eastern’s future, one that can support enrollment, strengthen the student experience and give more students an opportunity to call Price home.
Carbon County Road Department is accepting sealed bids for a new 66” steel, double – drum asphalt roller. Sealed bids are due at the Carbon County Clerks’ office at 751 East 100 North Suite #1100 Price, Utah 84501, prior to 3:00 p.m. on Oct. 21st, 2026.
Originally entering the airwaves in 1936 under the callsign KEUB, the Castle Country Radio family of stations has proudly served the local community for 90 years. On Tuesday, Oct. 7, the 90-year celebration reached an exciting crescendo as the company broke ground on a new building in a ceremony that brought together community members and local elected officials.
The Dinos were dominant in the 8-0 win and now will wait until Saturday to see who is next. Carbon finished the regular season with a 12-5 overall mark, going 6-2 in Region 13. On Saturday, the Utah High School Activities Association will release its final rankings and the bracket for the 3A State Championships that will begin on October 14 at home sites.
Duchesne County maintains strict regulations through its Drinking Water Source Protection Ordinance to safeguard public water supplies. The ordinance establishes protection zones around wells and springs to prevent groundwater contamination from various pollution sources.
PRICE – Beginning Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026, the Order Mountain Prescribed Fire will be active on the Sanpete Ranger District of the Manti–La Sal National Forest in Sanpete County, Utah.
The ARCH Project will provide structured supervision and support services to qualifying people with repeated misdemeanor convictions, according to the Utah Department of Corrections. Three people are enrolled and are expected to be transferred to the Orange Street Community Correctional Center in Salt Lake City.
Chief Steve Gray pointed to the tactics of ICE agents participating in ride-alongs with police officers on Sept. In a statement Wednesday, North Valley Police Chief Steve Gray offered an unusual rebuke of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, leading the crackdown on illegal immigration across the country.
Two Catholic parishes, along with Catholic parents who joined the lawsuit, argue that the state nondiscrimination policy violated their First Amendment right to freely practice their religion.
Lawmakers roll out policy agenda they hope survives no matter who wins control of Congress The priorities were partially informed by conversations with constituents to identify what it is that Americans want fixed, according to Utah Rep. MDTSee More Deseret News Stories In Search Rep.