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Cherry Creek Elementary held an October Victory Assembly to honor exemplary students and staff members. During the assembly, the school announced the Top Crocs, Leaders of the Month, and Habit Heroes.
Mrs. Deardeuff and Mrs. Smallcomb received recognition as the Teacher Top Croc and Staff Leader of the Month, respectively. The school noted that students are making progress toward their Wildly Important Goals through nightly reading and practicing the 7 Habits.
Cherry Creek Crocs were invited to dress as superheroes to mark the first day of Red Ribbon Week. Students may wear outfits or hairstyles representing superpowers like music, art, or sports on Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026.
Springville calendars list six family and community events on Wednesday, Oct. 28.
Springville school, library and city calendars list 6 public events for Monday, Oct. 26, including Library Birthday Tours and Trick or Treat.
Springville calendars list six family and community events on Tuesday, Oct. 27.
Springville calendars list 37 public events for the week of Oct. 26: 2 performances, 29 family and community events.
The Springville Planning Commission is scheduled to meet on October 27, 2026, to discuss public safety impact fees and zoning amendments. The meeting will include a public hearing regarding legislative policy decisions for the city.
The Erda Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. The meeting will address several items, including a conditional use permit for a temporary sales trailer and a rezone application.
A draft study recommends that Utah focus its first spaceport development work near Delta, while preserving Green River West as a possible site for future operations. The study, prepared for the Utah Legislature’s Spaceport Exploration Committee in preparation for its October 30th meeting, evaluated seven candidate areas: Delta, Wendover, Green River, Promontory, Bluff, Kanab and Vernal.
A bus transporting special education students backed into a ditch in the Farr West area. Weber School District maintains policies regarding the eligibility and safety of specialized transportation services for students with Individualized Education Programs.
Utah pro mountain biker Hannah Otto will attempt to ride to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in a single day. The Intrepid Foundation is backing the attempt to raise money to provide bikes for rural communities around the world. It's 18 miles to the summit with an average 12% gradient that kicks up to more than 40% in the last two miles.
PRICE – The Carbon School Board of Education held a district meeting on Oct. 14 at 5 p.m. The general session started with introductions of the participating board members: Keith Cox, Gwen Callahan, Nicole Hobbs, and Jeffrey Richens. Mika Salas, Carbon’s superintendent, introduced most of the policies, with MegAnne Smith and Wayne Woodward absent.
GREEN RIVER — The Emery County Business Chamber hosted its October Lunch and Learn in Green River. Chamber President Kevin Butler welcomed attendees at La Veracruzana Mexican Restaurant. Derek Mellus of the Utah Film Commission was the first speaker.