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The issue of race in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has always been fraught. For more than a century, members of African descent were barred from the priesthood and temple. That ended in 1978, but the topics of race and inclusion continued to cast shadows on the American-born faith.
Andrew Apsley, an educator at Landmark, uses unique methods like reading on the floor with students to foster connection and empathy in the classroom.
St. George Police are seeking the public's help locating Edwin "Tyler" Hubble, age 36, who was last seen Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 8 p.m. in the area of 1800 N 2000 W. Hubble was found safe Tuesday night. According to a Police Department Facebook post, Hubble was wearing a T-shirt, black sweatpants and socks.
As the nation celebrates veterans during the month of November, Emery County veteran Vallyn Bernard looks back each Veterans Day and Memorial Day at his comrades who didn’t return from their time in the military. He decorates his yard with flags and 21 crosses.
EMERY COUNTY – Emery Caring for Kids is asking the community to help make Christmas a little brighter for local children by donating food and other items needed to fill 90 Christmas kits. As the holiday season approaches, the organization is collecting supplies for its Christmas kits, which will include simple meals and snacks for children to take home.
HUNTINGTON — The Emery County Business Chamber honored 11 businesses and two young entrepreneurs Nov. 4 at its annual awards banquet and Casino Royale night. Chamber President Kevin Butler welcomed guests before dinner. Darcey’s Catering served Swiss steak, potatoes and gravy, rolls, vegetables, salad and dessert.
The Brigham City Council voted unanimously Thursday to rezone approximately four acres at the west end of Cotton Grove Drive for future residential development. The property, located near 640 South between 1100 West and the railroad, was previously split between agricultural and multiple-residential zoning.