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PLEASANTFor five days later this month, the stage in the North Sanpete High School Auditorium will be transformed into a small town in Alabama as the setting for the tall tales of a traveling salesman named Edward Bloom. NSHS theater students rehearse for their upcoming presentation of Big Fish.
MANTI — Manti residents celebrated two community upgrades during a block party Wednesday night, including a renovated senior center and the opening of a new community center. The senior center received a $350,000 renovation, including a new kitchen, flooring and upgraded bathrooms.
MANTI—Paul Gardner keeps growing taller and getting faster. Manti High School runner Paul Gardner crosses the finish line Oct. 27 at Sugar House Park in Salt Lake City to win his second consecutive Class 3A boys cross-country state championship.
EPHRAIM—The Snow College men’s basketball team has opened its season with four consecutive victories following an opening loss, giving the Badgers a 4-1 record under new Head Coach Brad Kitchen. The winning streak includes a 106-101 overtime upset of No. 8 Indian Hills Community College and a 104-75 victory over Sauk Valley Community College.
It’s a relief that in the wake of historic voter turnout and the party in power losing in many states, no one appears to be talking about election fraud. The truth is that America has the best organized and most secure elections in the world.
Residents gather outside the Manti armory for a Nov. 11 block party celebrating the renovated senior center and the armory’s new role as a community center. Photo by Robert Stevens. MANTI—Manti City’s social and recreational scene received two major upgrades this month, and residents turned out Wednesday night, Nov. 11, for a street party to mark the occasion.
Serenity Kimball stands outside her newly expanded Curiosi Tea Bookshop at 49 W. Main St. in Mt. Pleasant. Kimball and her husband, Abe, spent two years renovating the historic downtown building before opening the bookstore in its new location Oct. 31.
Utah State defeated UC San Diego 120-82 on Friday night at Dee Glen Smith Spectrum. Mason Falslev led the Aggies with 33 points and 12 rebounds in the victory.
The last time Utah State faced UC San Diego, the Aggies scored 73 points and lost to the Tritons by two. Two years later, USU decided it was better to just get things over with early and score 73 points in the first half alone.
The South Salt Lake Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on Thursday, Nov. 19, 2026, to discuss land use items including a conditional use permit for a child care center.
The South Salt Lake Planning Commission will hold a work meeting on Thursday, Nov. 19, 2026, to discuss proposed changes to Title 17. The meeting will focus on updates to residential and commercial districts and transition standards.
The Springdale Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2026. The meeting will include discussions regarding potential landscape water efficiency code changes and commission training.
The Santaquin City Council will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2026, to discuss several items including the 2027 meeting schedule and various resolutions. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 7:00 PM at the City Hall Building Council Chambers or online.