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Panthers look ahead after region opener loss to Buckaroo on the road

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MONTICELLO — The Pinnacle Panthers opened Region 19 play on Tuesday, Sept. 1, traveling to face the Monticello Buckaroos after wrapping up non-region competition with a solid 4-3 record. Both teams entered the match ready to make an early statement in region play, but it was the hometown Buckaroos who seized control from the start.

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Youth mountain bike racing returns to the Moab area as Mud Springs prepares for thousands

After years of planning, grant writing, trail construction and coordination across county and agency lines, Mud Springs is about to do what it was designed in part to do: host large-scale youth mountain bike races expected to draw thousands of riders and supporters. Riders travel the smooth, machine-built trails at Mud Springs, about 12 miles south of Moab.

via moabtimes.comMoabSeptember 1, 2026

San Juan County Announces Public Hearing for Proposed Fee Schedule Amendment

San Juan County has announced a public hearing to gather comments regarding a proposed resolution to amend the 2026-06 proposed fee schedule.

MonticelloAugust 29, 2026

Melissa Gill serves as Monticello City Recorder

Melissa Gill serves as the City Recorder for Monticello, handling essential municipal duties ranging from election administration to public record requests.

MonticelloAugust 28, 2026

San Juan School District Reports 2,773 Students and 54% Native American Population

San Juan School District reported 2,773 total student enrollments for the 2024-2025 school year, with a demographic profile showing a 54% Native American population. The district, which operates 12 schools in rural and remote areas of San Juan County, manages an annual budget of over $70 million.

BlandingAugust 22, 2026

Monticello Ranger District Reopens Following Babylon Fire Containment

All roads in the Monticello Ranger District of the Manti-La Sal National Forest that were closed due to the fire have reopened. The Manti-La Sal National Forest announced that the Babylon Fire is 100% contained and the special closure order for the Babylon Burn Area has been rescinded.

San Juan CountyOriginally published August 20, 2026

San Juan School District Announces 2026-27 School Year Goals

San Juan School District has introduced its 2026-27 school year theme and strategic plan. The district is focusing on its UNITE to EMPOWER guiding principle and various facility improvements across the county.

BlandingOriginally published August 13, 2026

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Patagonia and Tribal Groups Sue to Fight Trump Monument Cuts

Patagonia, tribal groups, and environmental organizations filed lawsuits on Sept. 2 to challenge President Donald Trump's recent reductions to the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments. The legal action seeks to reactivate previous litigation and overturn presidential proclamations that significantly downsize the protected Utah landscapes.

MoabSeptember 2, 2026

BYU Sports Nation Discusses 2026 Football Predictions and Utah Tech Preview

In an episode of BYU Sports Nation, Spencer Linton and Jarom Jordan provided official predictions for the 2026 BYU Football season. The program also featured a preview of the Utah Tech opener by ESPN analyst Trevor Matich.

ProvoSeptember 2, 2026

Tooele Planning Commission to Hold Hearing on Park Hill Garage Permit

The Tooele Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a conditional use permit for a detached garage at 576 Park Hill. The request involves exceeding the maximum permitted lot coverage for accessory buildings.

TooeleSeptember 2, 2026

Deweyville Announces Public Hearing on Land Management Code Changes

Deweyville has announced a public hearing regarding proposed changes to the Land Management Code. The meeting is scheduled for September 3, 2026.

DeweyvilleSeptember 2, 2026

Deweyville Planning and Zoning to Hold Meeting and Public Hearing

Deweyville's Planning and Zoning commission scheduled a monthly meeting for September 3, 2026, which will include a public hearing regarding proposed changes to the Land Management Code.

DeweyvilleSeptember 2, 2026

'It’s really beautiful;' Ogden neighborhood holds vigil for father and daughter killed in crash

Friends and family in one Ogden neighborhood gathered to grieve the loss of homeowner Jody Thackeray and his daughter, Desiree, who were killed in that car crash. For as long as anyone in the area can remember, the home on 27th Street in Ogden had been the gathering spot for birthdays, holidays, and good times.

via Fox 13OgdenSeptember 2, 2026