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The Tour de Halloween 2026 was a success — despite the threat of rain, which cut our scooter ride short. We started over on 900 East and about 1600 South, where a madcap carpenter builds the best Halloween display every year. We have seen pirates and minions in past years, and this year featured a coven of witches with a spooky little shack in the driveway.
As Utah families prepare for the holiday season, the Utah Food Bank is working to meet increased demand while responding to unexpected challenges across the state. Ginette Bott, the food bank's president and CEO, said recent flooding in southern Utah has created significant obstacles for food assistance efforts.
The Weber School Board of Education is scheduled to meet on November 4, 2026, to discuss various items including fee schedules and policy amendments. The meeting will feature musical performances and several community recognitions.
Concert Got a hankering for slick, polished music that reeks of focus-group overengineering, eliminates the human touch and leaves an antiseptic aftertaste? Find an overpriced stadium show where you can see your dollars hard at work. Or better yet, sit on your ass and let the algorithms output “music” to the specifications of your dreams.
The county commissions in Weber and Davis counties will each gain two new members following Tuesday's voting. Kendalyn Harris, former Bountiful mayor, won unopposed in Davis County and Jon Beesley, the former Plain City mayor, won unopposed in Weber County.
George M. Johnson’s new memoir hits shelves on Nov. 10. The very next night, the author of America’s most banned book will be in Salt Lake City, in America’s most book-banned state. You can’t make this stuff up.
If you have the privilege of sitting down with Brett Colvin, an SLC-based photographer with nearly 40 years of experience, you’ll encounter the rare opportunity to sit across from a master of his craft. Colvin’s personality is photography; he has lived and breathed it since taking his first photography class in his final year at the University of Utah in 1985.