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The Bureau of Land Management has begun gathering wild horses in Tooele County, citing concerns about herd population, drought, and the health of the rangeland. The gather in the Cedar Mountain Herd Management Area is the first for this specific herd in about four years, according to the BLM.
The Tooele City Council is scheduled to hold a business meeting on Wednesday, November 18, 2026. The agenda includes discussions on land use amendments, municipal code reenactments, and various city resolutions.
The Tooele City Council is scheduled to hold a work meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2026, to discuss various regulatory and land use issues. Topics include regulations for short term rentals in residential zones and amendments to land use definitions to address potential data center developments.
Erich Daoust, owner and operator of Black Elk Tattoo in Tooele, brought more than 20 years of experience to the table when he opened the studio's doors four years ago. Daoust grew up in Heber City, Utah, during the 1980s and 1990s, which, as he explained, led me to promptly want to move from that place, being a non-member of the church.
I was often hearing a ball bouncing in the middle of the day. It was slightly perplexing, as I usually saw the next-door neighbor children rushing to the car, shoe laces thrashing about, backpacks in hand, collapsing their still-sleepy bodies into the back seat of their white SUV early each weekday morning.
I’m not sure if it’s just because I’ve been feeling nostalgic lately, but I’ve been thinking about my days with Blood Rose quite a bit. For anyone who wasn’t reading my column when I last mentioned Blood Rose, it was a Celtic metal band I was part of back in Colorado, shortly before I moved here with my partner.
During a Tooele City Council meeting held on Nov. 4, 2026, at 7 p.m., America250 Tribute presented a number of JustServe awards to nominated residents for the various ways they have served their community. Mayor Maresa Manzione introduced the presentation, explaining that Tooele City takes pride in being a JustServe community and encourages residents to find opportunities to serve others.
Murray High School will host parent-teacher conferences and a registration fair on November 19.
As midterms come to a close and the Utah legislative session approaches, Utah organizations are working to engage the public in their political work. There are multiple Utah organizations throughout the state that participate in political organizing, education and different forms of lobbying before, during and after elections.
The hands-on, creative event, Pinners Conference, came to Utah last week, from Nov. 5-7, at the Mountain America Expo Center in Sandy, Utah. The event draws thousands of visitors each year and some attendees consider it a yearly tradition. The event offered several creative classes and features hundreds of vendors in fashion, beauty, crafting and much more.
The HNH Sanctuary invited community members to Missio Dei church, in the Fairpark neighborhood, to learn more about saving horses. The fundraiser, hosted last Saturday, Nov. 7, featured fair games, live music, food, a mechanical bull and dancing.
Utah Volleyball traveled to the University of Arizona on Friday, Nov. 6, then Arizona State on Sunday, Nov. 8. The Utes swept Arizona in three sets, then fell to Arizona State in four sets. Currently, the Utes are 13-10 overall and 5-7 in conference play, placing the team in 10th place in the Big 12 Conference.
The Utah Transit Authority is seeking bids from qualified firms for caliper assemblies. Bids for the project are due on Thursday, December 17, 2026.