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The divisional round of T-Mobile's nationwide Friday Night 5G Lights competition has ended, with the Carbon Dinos earning a runner-up finish with over 90,500 votes. We are so grateful for the time and effort many of you have put into supporting us in the T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights contest.
As communities work to scare away hunger in October, the level of need in rural Utah is coming into focus. The Carbon County Food Bank in Price is a facility that serves 750 families every month. The shelves of this food pantry look similar to others around the state.
Carbon County Administration lists Carbon & Emery Farmers Market on Saturday, Oct. 31, at 9 a.m. on its public calendar.
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.
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah's Department of Corrections is now asking all of its correctional officers to work mandatory overtime to cope with short-staffing. Richard Piatt, the department's director of public affairs, said there are currently 57 vacancies at the facilities in Salt Lake City and 12 at the Central Utah Correctional Facility that they need to fill to be fully staffed.
The Fountain Green City Council scheduled an emergency work meeting for Oct. 29, 2026, to discuss the sale of excess city land and a public works job opening. This follows a regular council meeting held Oct. 15, 2026, that addressed various municipal updates including utility proposals and playground projects.
Minutes into their game Tuesday evening, Utah Mammoth tough guy Liam OBrien engaged in a fist fight with Michael McCarron of the Minnesota Wild. It was only OBrien's fourth shift of the season, and McCarron is 5 inches taller than him but Spicy Tuna has a job to do and he showed no fear when the time came.
Summit County officials expect the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands to adopt a long-term management plan for the 8,588-acre 910 Ranch by the end of 2026. The plan, which uses an adaptive management approach, divides the property into three distinct zones to balance public recreation with conservation and wildlife protection.
Summit County Manager Shayne Scott previews Wednesday's council meeting, including a dicussion on the PEAK Center progress and the 910 Cattle Ranch management plan. Scott says the PEAK is expected to open for meetings in November once occupancy certificates are secured.
The Eden Cemetery Maintenance District Board of Trustees will hold an annual budget meeting on November 4, 2026. The meeting will focus on discussing the current budget and open and closing fees.