The Uintah County Library Main Branch scheduled a Wiggles & Giggles session for children. The program is designed for children recommended to be between 0 and 5 years old.
The 30-minute session features music through singing, dancing, and playing instruments. Participants will join Waddles the penguin to learn music through songs and motion intended to improve fine motor skills.
The event was scheduled for Thursday, September 3, 2026, from 9:30 AM to 10:00 AM.
The Uintah County Library Main Branch hosted a Kids Cafe event for children and teens. The program aims to provide free snacks and nutritious meals to help bridge nutrition gaps for children.
The Uintah County Library's Main Branch hosted a Kids Cafe event scheduled for Friday, September 4, 2026. The program provides free snacks to children and teens to help address nutrition gaps during out-of-school hours.
Ross Patterson is a local figure in Uintah, Utah, whose role in municipal governance and community safety was documented in city records during the summer and fall of 2026. According to the city's official website, Patterson was listed as a Council Member in several capacities during that period. One such listing, found in an undated directory of Planning Commission members, identified him as a Council Member. Another directory on the city's website, dated September 2, 2026, also listed him as a City Council Representative. Beyond his role on the council, Patterson was identified as a Council Member on the city's emergency preparedness page as of August 23, 2026. This page outlines the city's goals for emergency management, which include providing leadership in emergency preparedness and preparing Uintah City to respond to, recover from, and mitigate against natural and man-made emergencies and disasters. The city's Emergency Operations Plan was adopted in March 2012. Residents encounter Patterson's work through official city channels, such as the Planning Commission, which holds meetings on the 4th Tuesday of each month at 6:00 pm at Uintah City Hall, located at 2191 E 6550 S. The Planning Commission aims to take an active role in local planning issues and assist the community in promoting growth, stability, and prosperity. The commission also works to encourage the efficient utilization of existing infrastructure and buildings, and reviews and revises ordinances and resolutions as necessary. For land use questions, the city directs residents to visit City Hall in person or contact the Planning Commission Secretary or Chair. The Planning Commission also handles Conditional Use Permit (CUP) applications, which must be submitted to Uintah City Hall at least 7 business days before a scheduled meeting. The city's population was 1,454 as of April 1, 2020. Through his various roles, Patterson was part of the leadership structure tasked with maintaining the city's stability and safety during the 2026 period.
A new report from the Utah State University Utah Women & Leadership Project reveals that while Utah outperforms national averages in high school completion, the state struggles with high rates of college non-completion and persistent gender gaps in graduate education. The findings, released September 3, 2026, highlight significant regional disparities in educational attainment across Utah counties.
The Uintah High School official athletic website provides the 2026-2027 schedule for various Utes sports teams.
The Uintah County Library Main Branch has scheduled a Wiggles & Giggles event for children. The session is designed to help children learn music through singing, dancing, and playing instruments.
The Utah High School Activities Association has released information regarding the upcoming 6A Girls Volleyball state tournament, which is scheduled for October 27 and 28 at the Utah Valley University UCCU Center. The tournament follows the conclusion of the regular season and serves as the championship event for the state's highest classification of high school girls volleyball.
Ron Larson has spent a lifetime painting the vast American West on oversized canvases large enough to swallow a living room wall. Yet every year, he gladly saddles up for one of his humblest gigs: touching up the carousel at St. George’s Town Square Park.
A few spotty showers possible in the morning, mainly along and over the mountains. Otherwise, it's going to dry out today. A cold front is stalled out in Central Utah. North of the front, temps will be about 5-10 degrees cooler than yesterday, so you might not be as tempted to hop in the swimming pools that are still open!
Intermountain Health planned to expand its ownership of a hospital and clinic operations group in Southeast Idaho. The expansion involved transitioning ownership interests from Surgery Partners to Intermountain Health.
On Sunday, Silvia's friends, family and neighbors gathered to honor and remember her for the person she was and the impact she had. By: Adi Iyer Posted 23 minutes ago and last updated 1 minute ago TOOELE, Utah — More than a hundred people, all gathered, for one person: Silvia Bahena-Mota.
Huntsville Town announced that its online billing system is not working due to technical equipment changes. Officials stated they are working to restore the system and can address any late fees caused by the outage at the office.