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The Tooele County School District has announced several upcoming events and meetings scheduled for November 2026.
The district has a Board of Education meeting scheduled for November 10, 2026. Additionally, a learning workshop regarding WIDA exams and their importance is scheduled for November 5, 2026.
Other scheduled district items include a College and Career Information Night on November 3, 2026, and the return of Apple Crunch Week, which runs from November 2 through November 6, 2026.
The Tooele City Council held a work meeting on October 7, 2026, to discuss sewer fees for septic system users and the purchase of maintenance equipment. The council also addressed various community reports and various local developments.
I first saw her walking toward the airport gate agent, Adam, on unsteady legs. As she approached, he offered her a generous smile. I couldn’t hear the verbal exchange between the two, but Adam’s smile stayed bright and sweet as she tottered back to her gate area seat.
When I heard the animation studio Laika underwent a 16-year-long production for their latest film “Wildwood,” I had to sit down. But after seeing the film last weekend, I understand why.
The Grantsville Cowboys faced the Richfield Wildcats in the 3A football quarterfinals on Oct. 30. The Wildcats avenged an earlier season loss to the Cowboys, setting the tone early in the first quarter with an explosive 80-yard touchdown. With just a minute left in the first, sophomore Crew Allred (#9) launched a 44-yard pass to junior Beck Mondragon (#0), who scored.
With hundreds in attendance and rainy weather conditions, the Stansbury Stallions football team faced the Provo Bulldogs in the first round of the 4A state playoffs on Oct. 30. The Stallions took advantage in the first quarter when senior Brighton Reutzel (#3) threw an 11-yard pass to junior Kegan Morris (#1), cementing the first touchdown of the game.
The sidewalks along Main Street and from 50 East to 50 West on Vine Street were packed full of costumed characters of all ages that participated in Tooele City’s annual Downtown Trick or Treat event. Downtown merchants took part and handed out treats instead of tricks to the people that passed by.
PROVO — At 96 years old, Ruth Brasher is still finding ways to bring comfort to children facing some of life's most difficult moments. For 33 years, Brasher has helped lead the Teddy Bear Project, a volunteer effort that has produced more than 23,000 handmade teddy bears for children visiting the Utah County Children's Justice Center.
PROVO, Utah (ABC4) — For 33 years, handmade teddy bears have fallen into the arms of children who walk into the County Children's Justice Center. 96-year-old Ruth Brasher and hundreds of volunteers have spent decades ensuring that child survivors have a plush source of comfort with The Teddy Bear Project.
SALT LAKE CITY—The sun shone at Sugar House Park in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Oct. 27, as the 3A Boys and Girls Cross Country Championships concluded. Sanpete County was well represented up north, highlighted by Manti’s Paul Gardner winning the 3A individual title in back-to-back years.
The Howell Town Planning Commission is scheduled to meet on Nov. 10, 2026. The meeting agenda includes a review of wording regarding a change for 20 acres following home construction.
HERRIMAN — The Snow College women’s soccer team finished as the Region 18 runner-up after falling to No. 12 Salt Lake Community College in the Region 18 Championship Saturday. The match remained tied 2-2 through regulation and two overtime periods before the Badgers fell 4-3 in a penalty shootout.
LOGAN— The Manti Templars football team traveled north to Logan on Friday looking for another upset win but ended up on the wrong end of a 66-20 loss. Manti started up early after Kingston Wright found Stetson Thomas for a 35-yard touchdown to put the Templars up 7-0, but the Grizzlies quickly took control and never looked back.