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Some Utah ski resorts adding new terrain this winter Brian Head has targeted a Nov. MDT
See More Deseret News Stories In Search Skiers and snowboarders are pictured at Brian Head Ski Resort in this undated handout photo. Brian Head Ski Resort By Dennis Romboy Dennis is a longtime reporter and editor at the Deseret News.
The Brian Head Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a meeting and hearing on Oct. 6, 2026. The session will include discussions regarding zone changes and commission training.
“The Brian Head Overlook is a special part of our community and an experience visitors remember long after they leave,” Maria Twitchell, Director, Visit Cedar City Brian Head Tourism Bureau. ” Towering at 11,000 feet in elevation and constructed in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), the Overlook stands as a testament to both natural beauty and rugged craftsmanship.
Brian Head saw its first snow of the season and is targeting November 6 for opening day. But how do you pick an opening date this early — when you don't know exactly how much snow is coming?
Duane Nyen is a Brian Head Town Council Member as of the town's official website, and he was absent from the June 23, 2026, Town Council meeting.
The Brian Head Town Council will hold a public hearing on October 13, 2026, to discuss a proposed amendment to the fiscal year 2027 Town Budget. The meeting is scheduled to take place at Brian Head Town Hall starting at 1:00 p.m.
Brian Head Resort received nearly 1 inch of snow overnight into Sept. The resort is scheduled to open for the winter season Nov. Brian Head was the first Utah ski area to open last season, welcoming skiers Nov.
The Hanna Water and Sewer Improvement District Board has released an agenda for its upcoming meeting scheduled for Oct. 13, 2026. The meeting will take place at the Tabiona Park Building Boardroom and will cover various district business items.
The Annabella Town Council is scheduled to hold a meeting on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will take place at the Annabella Town Hall and will be conducted by Mayor John Chartier.
The Draper City Council adopted Ordinance #1739 on October 6, 2026, to amend the city's official zoning map. The amendment changes the zoning designation for a property near 960 E. New Hope Dr.
The Draper City Council adopted Ordinance #1740 on October 6, 2026. The ordinance amends the Land Use and Development Code regarding signage within the Karl Malone Auto Center Commercial Special District.
Prescribed burning is happening through the end of the year within the Duchesne-Roosevelt Ranger District and the Vernal and Flaming Gorge Ranger Districts of the Ashley National Forest, as conditions allow. It’s important for the public to note that while smoke may be visible, the Forest Service works closely with air quality specialists and closely monitors smoke during prescribed fires.
There were several presentations during Tuesday’s Vernal Chamber luncheon concerning Proposition 9 on the Uintah County General Election ballot which asks if Uintah County should adopt a Council-Manager form of government to replace the current 3-member Commission. Former Uintah County Commissioner Darlene Burns made a presentation against the change to a Council-Manager form of government.