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SPRING CITY—One volunteer in her 80s couldn’t do much of the heavy lifting during this year’s community potato harvest. Her hands made physical work difficult, but she could still open bags and hand them to the people filling them. Brothers Mark and Neil Sorensen sit atop bags of potatoes collected during their family’s annual community harvest in Spring City.
SPRING CITY—Spring City, known for its well-preserved pioneer-era layout and buildings, has a uniquely quaint atmosphere. As summer turns to fall and the nights turn colder, citizens tend to stay warm inside, and the frequency of neighborly interaction slows down.
The Spring City Planning and Zoning Commission has scheduled a regular meeting for Wednesday, October 28, 2026. The meeting is set to begin at 6:30 PM at the Spring City Community Center Council Chamber.
Suzanne Dean was the author of a report regarding the selection of the 2022 Miss Spring City royalty.
Andrew Skousen attended a local government training session regarding land use and planning.
The Spring City Council adopted Ordinance 2026-08 on August 6, 2026, which officially incorporates the Spring City Transportation Master Plan (2026) into the city's General Plan. This plan serves as a long-range guide for the municipality's transportation planning and capital improvements.
SPRING CITY—The Spring City Council voted last week to hire a planning consulting firm in Salt Lake City to revise the town’s general plan. During the 2025 municipal election campaign, critics of said government said lack of a professionally prepared general plan was one of the city’s greatest deficiencies.
OGDEN — The former director of victims services in Cache County, a long-time county employee, has been charged with communications fraud for allegedly misrepresenting her educational background. The Utah County Attorney's Office investigated the matter, formally charging Terryl Lee Warner of Hyrum with communications fraud, a second-degree felony, on Oct. 20.
The "Gear Up For School" event, hosted by Tabitha's Way, provided school-aged children with backpacks filled with supplies during an event held on August 1, 2026.
It was standing room only, with some attendees forced fill hallway corridors, as the Price City Council convened on Wednesday, Oct. 28. The reason for the packed house? A presentation from Valar Atomics to answer questions presented by the body.
There’s typically a motto created for every Olympic and Paralympic Games that’s intended to succinctly express how organizers want the world to experience the multibillion-dollar international sporting event. At the last Games held in February in Milan Cortina, Italy, the motto was “IT’s Your Vibe,” with the letters “IT” representing the host country.
East Sandy Elementary has been named one of Utah’s best elementary schools according to the 2026 U.S. News & World Report rankings. The school is part of a larger group of Canyons School District institutions recognized for high academic performance.
Missy Key will become the first woman President and CEO of America First Credit Union when she assumes the role in March. Key has spent 38 years with the institution, most recently serving as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer.