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Monday, September 14 Pinnacle Cross Country- Stewart Foster Invitational
Tuesday, September 15 Carbon Lady Dino Soccer Vs. Carbon Lady Dino Volleyball vs. Emery Lady Spartan Soccer Vs. m Emery Lady Spartan Tennis Vs. Pinnacle Lady Panther Volleyball Vs.
PRICE – The Price City Peace Garden was packed on Saturday morning as members of the community gathered for the 2026 Southeast Utah HOPE Walk. The annual event aims to unite communities and acknowledge the ways in which suicide and mental health conditions have affected Southeast Utah.
PRICE — World-Class Jazz Masters, the Ray Smith Quintet, performed at the Price City Civic Auditorium on Saturday, Sept. 12, bringing the 2026 Culture Connection season to a close. The group was originally scheduled to perform at Culture Connection earlier this summer, but poor air quality from recent wildfires forced an unfortunate reschedule.
The Carbon Dinos fell to the Richfield Wildcats 48-0 on Sept. 11, marking a difficult regional loss for the team. Richfield's dominant performance included five touchdowns in the first quarter alone.
Seeking their first region win of the season, the Carbon Dinos returned home for the first of two contests in Price on Friday, Sept. 11, for a contest against the Richfield Wildcats. An explosive first quarter in which Richfield scored five touchdowns set the tone for a high-scoring affair as the Wildcats came away with a 48-0 victory.
E Coalition and the Kiwanis Club of Price will be hosting a Family Field Day on Monday, Sept. 21 at Washington Park in Price. McKenna Terry from the coalition joined the KOAL newsroom to speak on the upcoming night. Family Field Day is an opportunity for families to come together,” Terry said.
A giving spirit filled the air on Wednesday, Sept. 9, as the Price City Council convened. The meeting agenda included an exciting item: the council announcing the distribution of charitable donations from proceeds from the International Days Golf Tournament to various groups across the city.
The items were found to be a battery charging system state troopers believe fell off of a vehicle. ”UHP Lt. Randall said troopers cleared the area with a second bomb-sniffing dog after Bruno was injured. “We know our community cares deeply about Bruno, and we will share additional information about his condition when we are able,” the department said.
The Logan River Golf Advisory Board has a meeting scheduled for September 17, 2026. The meeting will address several agenda items including financial reports and 2027 cart fees.
The City of Taylorsville will release a draft of the Community Development Block Grant Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report for public review starting September 16, 2026. The report details accomplishments and progress toward the city's five-year goals for Program Year 2025.
The Helper City Planning and Zoning Commission has scheduled a regular meeting for September 16, 2026. The meeting will include discussions regarding administrative approvals and a conditional use permit.
Utah law and a behind-the-meter gas plant are meant to keep Meta’s Eagle Mountain expansion off Rocky Mountain Power residential rates. The existing campus still used 35.1 million gallons of water and 1.12 million megawatt-hours in 2024; Meta says the new buildings will not use water to cool servers.
The Tooele Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a public hearing on September 23, 2026, regarding a conditional use permit for a pet shop and grooming service.