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This time, Brian Head Resort means it. Months ago, Utah’s southernmost ski area, located just east of Cedar City, boldly set Nov. 6 as its targeted opening date for the 2026-27 season — by far the earliest of any of the Utah resorts that released opening estimates.
Brian Head Resort in Utah may benefit the most from a "super El Niño" winter. Meteorologist Jennifer Broome predicts above-average snowfall for Brian Head's high elevation. Utah resorts are optimistic, hoping to break skiing visitation records if forecasts hold.
Brian Head has not yet announced an opening date for the season. Forecasts indicate 15 inches of snow over the next three days with high temperatures reaching 31 degrees.
BRIAN HEAD, Utah (ABC4) — Despite a warm week and a tough time with artificial snowmaking, Brian Head resort is looking at a potential open date of next week. Brian Head's initial opening date was scheduled for November 6, which had to be pushed back.
Youth Sports Alliance expands to Iron County for the 2026 ski season. The program offers affordable ski classes at Brian Head Ski Resort for students. Registration closes Nov. 15 with scholarship options for low-income families available.
The Brian Head Town Council will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, to discuss several community topics. The agenda includes discussions regarding snowmobile trail policy and the town's community vision.
The Brian Head Town Council is scheduled to meet Tuesday, Nov. 10, to discuss snowmobile trail preservation, community vision updates, and private improvements within town rights-of-ways.
Murray High School will host parent-teacher conferences and a registration fair on November 19.
As midterms come to a close and the Utah legislative session approaches, Utah organizations are working to engage the public in their political work. There are multiple Utah organizations throughout the state that participate in political organizing, education and different forms of lobbying before, during and after elections.
The hands-on, creative event, Pinners Conference, came to Utah last week, from Nov. 5-7, at the Mountain America Expo Center in Sandy, Utah. The event draws thousands of visitors each year and some attendees consider it a yearly tradition. The event offered several creative classes and features hundreds of vendors in fashion, beauty, crafting and much more.
The HNH Sanctuary invited community members to Missio Dei church, in the Fairpark neighborhood, to learn more about saving horses. The fundraiser, hosted last Saturday, Nov. 7, featured fair games, live music, food, a mechanical bull and dancing.
Utah Volleyball traveled to the University of Arizona on Friday, Nov. 6, then Arizona State on Sunday, Nov. 8. The Utes swept Arizona in three sets, then fell to Arizona State in four sets. Currently, the Utes are 13-10 overall and 5-7 in conference play, placing the team in 10th place in the Big 12 Conference.
The Utah Transit Authority is seeking bids from qualified firms for caliper assemblies. Bids for the project are due on Thursday, December 17, 2026.