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So, here’s Marianne’s story, the rest of the tender tale about the Cougar fan and the Ute fan posted in my column on The Salt Lake Tribune website on Tuesday. Make that the Ute fans, plural, and the Cougar fans, plural. When it comes to the mix of the red and the blue, this is about as mixed up as it gets.
A ‘90s rock band comes to Tuacahn, and other events from entertainment to markets to sports. (Michael Cavanaugh) Musician Michael Cavanaugh performs the music of Billy Joel and Elton John, in a tribute, Friday, Nov. 6, 2026, at Tuacahn Amphitheatre in Ivins.
If you pass through Guardsman Way on a typical Utah game day, you’ll find hundreds of boisterous fans adorned in Ute red and black, celebrating another college football Saturday under a tailgate tent. Grills sizzle with hot dogs and hamburgers.
Jazz head coach Will Hardy attributed the team's overtime struggles against the New Orleans Pelicans to rebounding issues. The loss on Wednesday night extended Utah's losing streak to six games.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Saints has announced refinements to its Children and Youth program scheduled for January 2027, aimed at helping members believe in, belong to, and become more like Jesus Christ. This update follows the initial implementation of the program in January 2020.
Two product recalls announced by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission include Pamag Pieeoo mattresses that may not meet federal flammability standards and NTI and HTP gas boilers that could pose fire, carbon monoxide and impact hazards. The Pamag Pieeoo twin-XL mattresses were sold online at Amazon.com in March 2026 for between $80 and $95.
Antelope Elementary is hosting a Books and Breakfast event on Thursday, November 5, while simultaneously conducting a competitive Penny Wars fundraiser. The competition features class and grade-level leaderboards as students vie for a field trip to the Classic Fun Center.