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Utah’s economy remains resilient amid rising cost pressures The Utah Chamber, in partnership with the University of Utah’s Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, has released the September 2026 Roadmap to Prosperity Economic Dashboard to inform business leaders’ understanding of Utah’s economy. This tool prioritizes key data on the state’s economic outlook and actionable context for decision-makers.
Two product recalls announced by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission include Pamag Pieeoo mattresses that may not meet federal flammability standards and NTI and HTP gas boilers that could pose fire, carbon monoxide and impact hazards. The Pamag Pieeoo twin-XL mattresses were sold online at Amazon.com in March 2026 for between $80 and $95.
So, here’s Marianne’s story, the rest of the tender tale about the Cougar fan and the Ute fan posted in my column on The Salt Lake Tribune website on Tuesday. Make that the Ute fans, plural, and the Cougar fans, plural. When it comes to the mix of the red and the blue, this is about as mixed up as it gets.
Antelope Elementary is hosting a Books and Breakfast event on Thursday, November 5, while simultaneously conducting a competitive Penny Wars fundraiser. The competition features class and grade-level leaderboards as students vie for a field trip to the Classic Fun Center.
Dry conditions are expected to persist through early next week, with a warming trend beginning Sunday. Temperatures have recently averaged 5 to 10 degrees below seasonal normals due to a recent storm system.
The Cleveland Town Planning and Zoning Commission is scheduled to meet on November 5, 2026, to discuss various business licenses and zoning requests. The meeting agenda includes items regarding modular homes and an ADA unit.
Pioneer Park will reopen next week with a brand new look, but a proposed future addition won't be joining it after all. The Salt Lake City Downtown Alliance announced Tuesday that it is ending its effort to construct a permanent market building at the park, 350 S. 300 West, citing the inability to figure out who would own the structure.