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Union (Roosevelt) beat Emery (Castle Dale) 3-0 in 3A girls volleyball on Tuesday, Oct. 6, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Earlier this season, Union beat Emery 3-0 on Thursday, Sept. 17.
Entering this game, UHSAA's RPI standings listed Emery (No. 9) at 10-9 and Union (No. 3) at 16-4 in 3A girls volleyball (as of Oct. 6).
Results are from the UHSAA scoreboard; this brief reports only the final score UHSAA published.
Union (Roosevelt) beat Emery (Castle Dale) 4-0 in 3A girls soccer on Tuesday, Oct. 6, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Middle school students from across the Uintah Basin enjoyed another great day at the Uintah Basin STEAM Expo at the Roosevelt USU campus. STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math and the Expo offers an abundance of hands-on activities, experiments, and creative projects to learn from.
North Sanpete (Mount Pleasant) beat Union (Roosevelt) 3-1 in 3A girls volleyball on Thursday, Oct. 1, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
North Sanpete (Mount Pleasant) beat Union (Roosevelt) 2-1 in 3A girls soccer on Thursday, Oct. 1, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
ROOSEVELT – The Emery Spartans made their final regular-season stop in the Uintah Basin on Wednesday, Sept. 30, for a valuable tune-up before the upcoming region and state championships. Leading the way for the Lady Spartans was Gentry Christiansen, who once again demonstrated why she is among the top runners in Class 3A.
ROOSEVELT — The Carbon Dinos cross country team made its final regular-season appearance on Wednesday, Sept. 30, competing at the Union Invitational and delivering an impressive performance ahead of the region and state championships.
A Michigan tight end apologized after screenshots surfaced showing him criticizing Beck and the Wolverines offensive scheme. Comment Add as Preferred Source Michigan tight end Zack Marshall apologized Tuesday for screenshots of messages that showed him criticizing offensive coordinator Jason Beck and Michigan's offensive scheme.
The pilot programs are part of an expansion of the state’s AI regulatory sandbox capabilities. “Healthcare is one of the clearest examples of why this AI policy lab approach will be amazing,” he said. ”The office had already been overseeing some healthcare related pilots, including a first-in-the-nation program that allows an AI system to approve some prescription medication renewals in the state.
Construction on High Valley Transit’s bus rapid transit project from Kimball Junction to Old Town Park City construction is ahead of schedule. “Those are standard, and we need folks to pay attention through there to drive the speed limit,” he said.
The Orem Film Festival returns to the Geneva Megaplex on September 23rd. Audiences enjoyed an evening of 10 independent short films and live Q&A sessions with the filmmakers. The night finished off with the announcement of the three award winners: Audience Award, Jury Prize and Utah’s Emerging Filmmaker.
Rocky Mountain Power customers can opt out or stay in the program beginning at the end of this year. Sixteen Utah cities and counties voted to join the program around the end of May, forming the financial backbone. According to Summit County Sustainability Director Emily Quinton, program leaders are launching a public outreach campaign before the program starts next year.
The Hinckley Town Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on Oct. 14, 2026, regarding a proposal to amend the Hinckley Town Code.