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The state once owned the famed “Mormon Meteor” for just $1, but buying it back cost $10 million in public money and the same amount in private funds. “I like to say that it’s our Mona Lisa,” said museum director Tim Glenn.
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WEBER COUNTY, Sept. 9, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — The lower water level at Pineview Reservoir is revealing objects that have been dumped and submerged over its 89 year history, and Ogden officials are asking visitors to keep their hands off.
SPRINGVILLE, Utah, Sept. 9, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — A 35-year-old Springville man was arrested Wednesday on 12 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor following an investigation into the suspected uploading/viewing of child sexual abuse material, police said.
The Tooele Marketplace recently hosted a vendor market event on Saturday, Sept. No, the name does not mean this was going to be sunflower themed across the board, but there were some sunflower design items available through specific vendors.
Alpine School District educators are utilizing a long-standing partnership with the Alpine School District Foundation and DonorsChoose to fund classroom resources. This collaboration allows community members to fund specific teacher requests for materials such as STEM supplies and books.
Vendors wanted for the Holiday Boutique at the North Sevier Community Center taking place October 23-24, the Biggest boutique in the valley. To be part of this event call Jean at 435-287-9561.
The Stansbury Service Agency Board of Directors scheduled a meeting for Wednesday, September 9, 2026, to discuss several items including the Soundwall Trail and the Porter Way Baseball Field Plan.