Joe’s Valley Fest brings climbers and community together in Emery County - ETV News
EMERY COUNTY – Climbers from near and far gathered in Emery County Oct. 1 through 4 for the 12th annual Joe’s Valley Fest. The four-day event featured climbing clinics, activities hosted by local businesses and community events. Festival attendees also spent an estimated $90,000 at Emery County businesses throughout the weekend.
via etvnews.comEmeryOctober 13, 2026
Mammoth beat Buffalo 4-1 to close out five-game trip
The Utah Mammoth defeated the Buffalo Sabres 4-1 on Saturday night to conclude a five-game trip. The victory marked the third win for the Mammoth during the road trip.
OremOctober 13, 2026
Ivins officials appoint one of us in the community to Sensitive Lands Committee
A Utah Tech University staff member and longtime community volunteer is joining the Ivins City Sensitive Lands Committee. The Ivins City Council recently passed a resolution appointing resident Jamy Dahle to the committee. Mayor Kevin Smith recommended Dahle for the position.
via stgeorgeutah.comIvinsOctober 13, 2026
Carbon MTB Team claims Division 3 Region Title
MANTI — The Carbon High Mountain Bike Team battled challenging course conditions, unpredictable weather and fierce competition at the Manti mountain bike course, bringing home the Division 3 region championship trophy and delivering several standout performances along the way. 5-mile course features 530 feet of elevation gain, with half of that climbing packed into the quarter-mile long start.
via etvnews.comMantiOctober 13, 2026
No. 17 Eagles rebound in dominant win over Truckee Meadows
Game Recap: Women’s Soccer | 10/10/2026 7:29:00 PM | Jose Briseno – Assistant SID
The No. 17 Utah State Eastern women’s soccer team bounced back from Thursday’s loss with a 4-0 road victory over Truckee Meadows Community College on Saturday in Reno, Nevada.
via etvnews.comStatewideOctober 13, 2026
Utah teen makes app that uses AI to detect potholes
The app, Pothole AI, can detect and record potholes in real time. Users can put their cellphone on a dashboard holder, and the app continues to work with live detection. Ivan Turan, a 17-year-old senior at West High School, said the app idea came from a family vacation in India, where he noticed extensive road damage.
via KSLStatewideOctober 13, 2026