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Husband-and-wife authors of Rooted discuss how Latter-day Saints can bring Christ to every gospel topic be it patriotism or pioneers, food storage or Mother's Day. (Patrick Mason) Patrick and Melissa Mason have a new book, "Rooted: Centering Christ in Everything."
The Delta City Council was scheduled to hold a regular meeting on October 21, 2026. The agenda included discussions on various city business items and the approval of accounts payable and payroll.
Now Accepting Submissions for The 2026 Castle County Community Art Show
West Jordan • When a data center campus moved in across the street from her quiet neighborhood, Susan Jurges said the first thing she lost was the view. The Oquirrh Mountains once stretched across the horizon beyond a grassy field, where goats and other animals roamed.
USU Eastern press release PRICE – The Prehistoric Museum at Utah State University Eastern will be accepting submissions from amateur and professional Utah based artists and artisans November 5-8, 2026 for our annual Castle Country Community Art Show. This show is an opportunity for all artists to help celebrate our local culture and engage with the broad community of Prehistoric Museum visitors.
A bucking bronco. A spotted cow. A cross-stitch temple. Utah’s ‘I Voted’ stickers have some delightful designs. Many counties in Utah have unique “I Voted” sticker designs, with some of them developed by students. Millard County is sending voters a mix of older stickers and generic ones — but other counties have more unique designs specific to 2026.
A California woman was accused of using her phone to view pornography moments before a multi-vehicle crash that killed one in Juab County in June. Christine Chao, 44, was charged with second-degree felony text messaging or email automobile homicide.