The Utah State University Extension Carbon County office will host a Baking Murder Mystery Book Club on Nov. 23 in Price, featuring a presentation by Christina Pay. The event, which focuses on the home, family, and food program area, is scheduled to take place at the USU Extension classroom located at 751 E. 100 N., Suite 1700.
Event Details and Programming
The upcoming book club meeting is being organized as part of the broader Home and Community initiatives managed by the USU Extension. Christina Pay, an Extension Associate Professor in Family & Consumer Sciences for Carbon and Emery Counties, will serve as the presenter for the event.
Logistics and Accessibility
According to information from Go Do, the event is currently listed as scheduled for Nov. 23, and organizers suggest checking with the event coordinator to confirm details prior to attendance. For those requiring accessibility accommodations, the organizer has requested that inquiries be made before the event date.
USU Extension Community Role
The USU Extension Carbon County office provides research-based community education and resources across 29 counties in Utah. The office focuses on various critical areas including agriculture and natural resources, business and community, food, health, and wellness, home, finance, and relationships, as well as 4-H and youth programming.
Agricultural Support in Carbon County
In Carbon County, the Extension office works to address specific local needs, such as the management of irrigation water, soil conditions, and enterprise profitability. The office also manages issues related to farm safety, insect and weed control, and disease prevention and control for crops and livestock.
Land Management and Cooperation
A significant portion of land in Carbon County is privately owned, with 39 percent of the area held by private owners. This unique landscape requires close cooperation between public land agencies and private landowners, a collaborative effort in which the Utah State University Extension has been deeply involved.
Home and Community Focus
The Home and Community program area, which oversees the book club event, is dedicated to teaching skills for balancing work and family life, promoting nutrition and wellness, and strengthening the well-being of individuals and families. The program also focuses on ensuring financial security for families and sustaining the 4-H youth organization.
Office Information and Hours
The Carbon County Extension office is located at 751 E. 100 N., Suite 1700, in Price, Utah. The office maintains standard operating hours from Monday through Friday, between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., though it is closed for lunch between 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.
