Obituary: Kathryn D. Kathy Jones-Price
Kathy passed away on October 14, 2026, in Park City, Utah, at the age of 71 from metastatic colorectal cancer. She was born in Salt Lake City on November 10, 1954, to Byron D. Jones and Margaret Adamson Jones. She had a sister, Janet Jones, and a brother, Wade Jones.
via Park RecordPark CityOctober 23, 2026
Non-native invasive mosquito found in Bicentennial Park
Bethany Bell with the Mosquito Abatement District – Davis sets a mosquito trap. The is the type of trap that they found the specimen in. (Courtesy/Mosquito Abatement District – Davis) DAVIS COUNTY—Officials at the Mosquito Abatement District – Davis are keeping a close eye on an invasive mosquito found in Clearfield’s Bicentennial Park.
via Davis JournalStatewideOctober 23, 2026
Wasatch County throws support behind lawsuit against developer-led towns
A judge in Moab is set to consider whether preliminary municipalities violate the Utah Constitution. The developer-led towns, called preliminary municipalities, were added to Utah law in 2024. Moab-area nonprofits alleged in a February lawsuit that the tool was specifically designed to enable a luxury housing project along the Colorado River.
via KPCWMoabOctober 23, 2026
Letter from County Executive announces Truth-in-Taxation hearings for 2027 tax increases
CACHE COUNTY – As soon as the statewide election on Nov. 3 is over, Cache County officials will turn their attention to completing state mandated requirements to finalize the county’s 2027 budget.
via Cache Valley DailyCache CountyOctober 23, 2026
Where to take old prescriptions in the Wasatch Back
Wasatch Back residents have several locations to drop old medications on National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Oct. 24. Locals can hand off their unused or expired medications for disposal at dropbox locations across the Wasatch Back Saturday October 24 is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, which aims to provide a safe and convenient way to get rid of prescription drugs.
via KPCWPark CityOctober 23, 2026
Here’s how the Snyderville Basin ensures new developments have water
Western Summit County has a unique process of auditing water suppliers each year. There’s a common belief that Summit County is in a water crisis, according to Summit County Councilmember Canice Harte. It’s something he hears from constituents, especially when the council is asked to approve or deny new developments.
via KPCWPark CityOctober 23, 2026