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Justin “Sam” Slaughter, who left this world on November 1, 2026, at the age of 52. Sam was born on February 13, 1974, to Harold Wayne Slaughter and lona Mae Heath. He was raised in Carbon County, a place he proudly called home throughout his life.
on Nov. 18-21 and Nov. Director Katie Rowley, alongside actors Adelia Peacock and Isaac Swasey, joined the KOAL newsroom to preview the production and share the excitement the group aims to bring to the stage. because it is a Classic that I think the community would really love coming out to see, explained Rowley about the decision to perform the musical.
The Utah State Eastern women's volleyball team closed out its regular season with two losses to No. 4 Salt Lake Community College, finishing the weekend as the No. 3 seed in the Scenic West Athletic Conference postseason tournament. The Eagles entered the weekend having already secured a postseason berth, but their final tournament seeding remained undecided.
Price calendars list two family and community events on Thursday, Nov. 5.
PRICE – Price City Public Works has finished the first phase of work at Pioneer Park, with work crews planned to return in spring 2027 to continue improvements to the park’s safety, accessibility and landscaping. The project includes removing a deteriorating retaining wall, taking out hazardous old trees, and grading sections of the park.
PRICE – Price City has been awarded a $390,000 federal grant to help improve roadway and pedestrian safety, with a focus on making routes to local schools safer for students and families. The city received the funding through the Fiscal Year 2026 Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Grant Program.
Entering the contest as the No. 9 seed, Emery battled to secure an eighth-place finish. In the opening round, Emery squared off against the No. 8 Juab Wasps. In an earlier matchup, the Spartans defeated Juab 3-1. However, the tables turned, as Emery won the opening set 25-22 but dropped sets two through four 25-23, 25-17 and 25-22, bumping the Spartans into the one-loss bracket.
According to the announcement, those who have a registered email address and have not yet voted will receive a message during Tuesday morning with information about this option. The 163 highway bridge was destroyed.
A flood warning remains in effect for the San Juan River through Thursday afternoon, with officials warning that river levels are expected to rise and crest near 23.5 feet. The surge follows unprecedented rainfall in the Four Corners region that previously caused significant flooding in Bluff and surrounding communities.
Lynn Mecham was identified in city records as a City Council Representative and a member of the Historic Preservation Committee.
The University of Utah urged fans to keep their behavior respectful during and after Saturday’s football game against BYU at Rice-Eccles Stadium. The game was scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. Nov. 7. The university encouraged fans to cheer for the Utes while respecting opposing fans and avoiding personal attacks, vulgar chants and discriminatory or derogatory language.
The Carolina Hurricanes maintain their position as the top-ranked team in the NHL through early November 2026, holding a significant lead over the second-place Edmonton Oilers. While Carolina continues its dominance, the Edmonton Oilers have climbed seven spots in recent power rankings, and the Colorado Avalanche have seen the largest jump in the league.
The Washington Terrace City Council will hold a public hearing on Nov. 17, 2026, to discuss the adoption of an updated Water Conservation Plan. The hearing is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. at City Hall.