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As autumn departs and winter settles in, several new events are coming to Carbon County Events and Recreation. Upcoming fare includes Boots and Beats, which takes place from Nov. 4 to Dec. 30; the CERCUT Cornhole league, which begins Jan. 27; and Bags n' Brews on Nov. 7.
SALT LAKE CITY — The Carbon High School cross country teams wrapped up their seasons Tuesday, Oct. 27, at Sugar House Park, where the Dino boys captured their second consecutive runner-up finish at the 3A state championships and the Lady Dinos placed fifth in a competitive girls field.
Cross-country runners from around the state took over Sugarhouse Park Tuesday for the 2026 State Championships. Schools across all classifications competed in the year's final meet, and when the final runner crossed the 3A finish line, the Carbon boys took second place.
Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson met Monday with officials from the U.S. Department of Justice, who plan to deploy election monitors to observe polling places in the state. They couldn't tell us a lot of details but they did say there will be 12 monitors in total that will be visiting six or seven polling locations, Lt. Gov. Henderson told FOX 13 News on Monday.
Gentry Christiansen placed second in cross country at the 3A State Championships on Tuesday at Sugarhouse Park. As a team, the Lady Spartans finished 11th. The Emery boys' squad finished 12th overall. In the girls' division, Canyon View scored 55 points.
Rep. Maloy joined the KOAL newsroom to discuss her time on the campaign trail, her platform and what he aims to accomplish if elected. When we first spoke with Maloy in the primary election, we asked why she was running. Now, with an extended amount of time on the trail since then, we asked what has surprised her the most over the course of her campaign.
Carbon County Administration lists Day Before the Dead ~by Carbon Medical Peer Support on Friday, Oct. 30, at 6 p.m. on its public calendar.
A Henefer man was charged with theft and forgery on Friday after allegedly purchasing a motorcycle through Facebook Marketplace using counterfeit movie prop cash in 2025. Thank you for reading Already a subscriber? Login here × Enjoying the read?
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A report published October 28 details how Utah native Willam Christensen created America's first full-length Nutcracker in 1944. This production, which launched a nationwide holiday ballet industry, was recently recognized as a Living Historic Landmark by the state of Utah.
Former Utah Supreme Court Justice Diana Hagen is speaking out on social media ahead of next week’s election, urging Utah voters to retain judges in order to preserve an “independent, non-political judiciary.” “Do you believe in the Utah Constitution’s promise of a fair, independent and non-political judiciary?”
The attorney general's agent placed $114 of wagers on the prediction market over the course of two weeks. A wager on the game was one of 12 bets made on Kalshi by a Utah attorney general's agent that led to charges against the prediction market and its co-founders.
Crews working on the First Dam Tank and Water Line Project are preparing to pave sections of Canyon Road beginning next week as construction continues along 300 North. Thank you for reading Already a subscriber? Login here × Enjoying the read?