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Utah dining news from October 8 though October 14 Stefene Russell Park City Dineabout is underway
For the past 14 years, the Park City Area Restaurant Association’s fall Dineabout has offered a month of discounted “shoulder season” pricing for locals. This year, that includes meals at the newly Michelin-recommended Handle (136 Heber Ave.)
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Jordan beat Park City 3-1 in 4A girls volleyball on Tuesday, Oct. 13, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Hogan & Associates Construction now has until Oct. 16 to respond to state findings of illegal groundwater discharges. Meanwhile, the school district and its attorney have not responded to questions about conflicting public statements.
Robertson’s panel will discuss the Nature is Nonpartisan movement, which was started at a Mountain Towns 2030 Summit two years ago by American Conservation Coalition Founder Benji Backer. “Unfortunately, in the last several years, the climate issue has been politicized in a way that just doesn’t make any sense,” Robertson said.
Doug Miller is a professor and founder of the Wasatch Area Resort Management program, or WARM, a two-year, five-semester hospitality degree taught at Utah Valley University’s Wasatch campus. The post The Wasatch Back hospitality sector is growing.
Each year before hunting season begins, usually in August, Walden and other state biologists head into the wild to classify elk populations, counting males, females and calves to help estimate herd size and inform management decisions. Sept.
The town sponsor fired back after an opponent of the Summit County incorporation challenged voters' eligibility. West Hills incorporation is on the Nov. 3 ballot after years of contention and litigation over future development between Kamas and Hideout.
Emery Emergency Medical Special Service District (EEMSSD) is looking for legal counsel to advise the district at meetings and other concerns. Please send information and fee to HUEMS@emery.utah.gov in care of Stoney Jensen Published in the ETV Newspaper October 14, October 21 and October 28, 2026.
Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 5:00 PM Carbon School District Offices located at 251 West 400 North, Price, Utah A. WORKING SESSION 1. School Improvement Plan Update 2. Book Study – “The Anxious Generation” B. CLOSED SESSION C. GENERAL SESSION D.
Lehi tennis finished 10th at the 6A state tennis tournament on Oct. 8 at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City. The Pioneers finished the season with nine points, highlighted by individual performances in singles and doubles.
Woytek seeks reelection and previously served on the Grand County Commission. Minor has 26 years of experience owning and working in a Moab tax accounting office. The clerk-auditor's office manages elections, budgeting, accounting and other administrative and financial duties.
Skyline defeated Highland 37-23 on Thursday, Oct. 8, handing the defending Region 10 champion Rams their first region loss of the 2026 season. The victory for the preseason coaches' pick shook up the Class 4A title race.
Lone Peak won its second consecutive 6A girls tennis state team championship on Oct. 10, 2026, at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City. The Knights finished the tournament with 53 points, overcoming the loss of five starters to graduation following their 2025 title.