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3A Playoffs Cedar City 44, North Sanpete 20
Hunter Burgess sparked Cedar City (6-5) to victory over North Sanpete (6-5) in a 44-20 win in the 3A playoffs. Burgess opened scoring with a 93-yard touchdown pass from Colt Kelling at 9:18 in the first quarter and later sealed the deal with an 80-yard punt return at 10:09 in the fourth quarter.
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CEDAR CITY, Utah (ABC4) — A Boil order is in effect for parts of Cedar City. According to Cedar City, their water system recently detected total coliform and E. Coli bacteria within water samples taken near 500 S and 450 W.
A boil water order was issued on Friday for portions of southern Cedar City, citing possible E. coli contamination. According to a public post on the city's website, the affected area includes residents and businesses within the blue-shaded area shown on this map or outlined in red on this map.
A boil water order is in effect for the Cedar City Water System South Pressure Zone between 200 S. and Cedar Knolls due to E. coli contamination. Residents and businesses in the affected area must boil water before use or use bottled water until further notice.
Cedar City officials issued a boil order after water tests came back positive for bacterial contamination, including E. coli. The boil order was issued on Friday afternoon, instructing all residents from 200 South to Cedar Knolls to boil water before use.
A Boil Water Order has been issued for an area of Cedar City after coliform and E. coli bacteria were detected. The order is in effect from 200 South to Cedar Knolls. Cedar City Map shows the boundaries of Boil Water Order issued in Cedar City on Friday, October 23, 2026.
County Today A man who kicked and spat on police officers and threatened to kill an officer and his family has been sentenced to three consecutive prison terms. Christian Delaine Thomson, 29, was recently sentenced on three third-degree felony convictions, each carrying up to five years in prison.
The Utah Royals clinched their first National Women’s Soccer League playoff berth following a scoreless draw against the Seattle Reign on Friday, October 23, 2026. While the result left the Reign's playoff fate dependent on other results, a Portland victory over North Carolina secured Utah's postseason position.
The Centerville Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on Oct. 28, 2026, to discuss several business items. The meeting will include public hearings regarding conditional use permits and proposed amendments to city standards and specifications.
“I just sort of dove in headfirst, for better or for worse,” Shirley said. Her topic? The time a horse kicked her in the head at 17. “I tell that story to say, OK, there is this big, dramatic moment that happened, but that’s not what changed me,” she said.
Park City Toastmasters will host "ToastX," a speaker series inspired by TEDx on Oct. 24. The event features 10 speakers whose presentations cover diverse topics, including AI, longevity science, and personal histories.
Real Salt Lake is scheduled to host St. Louis CITY SC at America First Field this Saturday. The match is a critical fixture as the club pursues a postseason berth in the Western Conference.
Free Press The Skyridge girls volleyball team finished in second place in Region 3 after splitting the second-round matches 2-2 for a 5-3 mark in the league. The Falcons are 22-6 overall. Oct. 1: Corner Canyon 3, Skyridge 2 After getting swept on the road by the top-ranked Chargers in the first round, the Falcons gave them a run for the money in the marathon rematch at home.