The Wasatch County Library is hosting a panel focused on improving storytelling, writing, and dungeonmastering skills. The event features award-winning author Bryan Young.
Scheduled for October 1st at 4 PM, the session is intended for those preferably aged 12 and up. Young will discuss his experiences as both a writer and a gamemaster. He is expected to address how skills from one role can improve performance in the other, while sharing tips for running games and writing stories.
Wasatch County Library is hosting America250 Through a Local Lens: Celebrating the Artwork of Fred Mertlich, a special exhibit honoring Wasatch County's heritage through the artwork of Utah artist Fred Mertlich. The exhibit is on display at Wasatch County Library from September 1 through October 31, 2026.
The Utah Supreme Court has waded into a contentious battle between a Heber neighborhood and Wasatch County over a planned temple for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. On Friday, the state's top court heard arguments in a legal challenge to a zoning change that allowed the faith's Heber Valley Temple to be built near them.
Attorneys representing Wasatch County and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints argued that county officials followed proper procedures in approving the temple through a legislative development agreement. That’s because the temple would be located in a residential zone where new developments may be 35 feet from the natural grade.
Residents applauded as the Wasatch County Council passed a resolution urging the state to repeal its preliminary municipality program. After an argument with the governor’s office over the county’s stance on the law, the council formally asked state lawmakers Wednesday, Sept.
The Wasatch County Library is hosting exhibits including a display on the Declaration of Independence and an art showcase by Fred Mertlich. These exhibitions highlight historical themes and local artistry within the community.
Eight newly elected and re-elected Wasatch County officials were scheduled to take their oaths of office on Monday, Jan. 6, at 2 p.m. The ceremony was set to take place at the Wasatch County Courthouse and be officiated by Judge Jennifer Mabey.
Bank of Utah has released a year-end reflection highlighting community engagement and future growth plans. The organization reported significant volunteerism and charitable contributions throughout the state in 2025.
The Utah Marriage Commission is offering free access codes for its RELATE and READY programs through online registration surveys. These initiatives are available to Utah residents and require participants to provide contact information and demographic details.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 4, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill has announced hate crime enhanced charges against an 18-year-old man accused of threatening to kill another man and his family because of the alleged victim’s sexual orientation.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 4, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill on Friday ruled the nine officers who fired shots that killed an armed man who was raising his rifle after a five-hour standoff will not be prosecuted.
A profile of Tom Nielson, an Oak City Town Council member and resident, detailing his legislative actions and community presence.
Timpanogos High School hosted AM and PM cross country meets at Lake Side Park in Orem, Utah.