Covey Center for the Arts Announces Transition to New Gov Web Address
The Covey Center for the Arts is transitioning to a new official web address, Covey.Provo.Gov, to better align with Provo City policies and improve digital presence. The move aims to establish a more authoritative online identity and help patrons avoid unauthorized ticket resellers.
ProvoSeptember 3, 2026
CMS Students Engage in Diverse Classroom Activities
Students at CMS participated in various academic and creative activities including picture day and science studies. The school reported on various classroom projects involving technology, music, and storytelling.
ProvoSeptember 3, 2026
Orem Mayor and Council Formally Oppose Proposed Vesper Amphitheater
Dear Provo Mayor and City Council, We on the Orem City Council deeply value our longstanding relationship with Provo and respect the Provo City Council’s authority over land-use decisions within its borders. We do not typically weigh in on matters outside our city, but the impacts of the proposed Vesper Amphitheater on the health, safety, […]
ProvoSeptember 3, 2026
No. 14 BYU to Host Utah Tech in 2026 Season Opener
No. 14 BYU prepares to host Utah Tech in the 2026 season opener at LaVell Edwards Stadium on Saturday, September 5. The game is scheduled for a 6 p.m. MT kickoff and will be broadcast on ESPN+.
StatewideProvoSeptember 3, 2026
UDOT releases traffic predictions for Labor Day weekend drivers
The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) says it will be a busy Labor Day weekend on Utah roads — so plan ahead. Route 6. Hitting the road early in the morning will ensure you miss peak congestion times. In addition, the US-189 and SR-114 intersection in Provo Canyon will be congested on Friday, Sept.
via ABC 4ProvoSeptember 3, 2026
After pushback, developers of Osmond-backed music venue in Provo Canyon are starting over
This website utilizes technologies such as cookies to enable essential site functionality, as well as for analytics, personalization, and targeted advertising. By Dylan Eubank | Sep. The amphitheater proposal was made public in May, with an announcement led by David Osmond, a member of Utah’s famed Osmond family, who was spearheading the proposal with his uncle, entertainer Donny Osmond.
via Salt Lake TribuneProvoSeptember 3, 2026
