Totten Tubes Opens New Cedar City Facility at BZI Innovation Park
Totten Tubes has opened its sixth facility at the BZI Innovation Park in Cedar City, Utah. The expansion aims to strengthen the company's regional supply chain and provide access to major population centers in the Western United States.
Cedar CitySeptember 10, 2026
Cox rebukes DOJ investigation of Lt. Gov. Henderson for denying access to Utah voter data
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 10, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Utah Gov. Department of Justice for a letter targeting Lt. , Deidre Henderson, for declining to provide voter records to the DOJ. “Legal disagreements between Utah and the federal government should be resolved in court,” Cox posted on X.
via gephardtdaily.comSalt Lake CitySeptember 10, 2026
Split vote advances Glendale rezone as Salt Lake City tables citywide housing proposal
Commissioners forwarded a positive recommendation for a disputed Glendale rezone that would allow approximately 24 homes on three parcels. Whitaker and other opponents argue the development would place too many homes in a small area and increase pressure on the neighborhood's parking, traffic and aging infrastructure.
via Fox 13Salt Lake CitySeptember 10, 2026
UMFA commemorates 25 years with new exhibit
The Utah Museum of Fine Arts, housed in the Marcia and John Price Museum building at the University of Utah, rotated their temporary exhibit on Aug. 29. The new exhibit, entitled For the Future: Collecting at the UMFA 2001–2026, features the best pieces the museum has shown in the past 25 years. Senior Curator...
via dailyutahchronicle.comSalt Lake CitySeptember 10, 2026
Girls Do the Work makes volunteering easy for women in SLC
As summer came to a close and school was about to start, Girls Do the Work, a nonprofit based out of Salt Lake City, hosted a back-to-school giveaway on Aug. 13 for families in need. Vanessa Clavijo, who founded Girls Do the Work back in July 2025, said the event was the perfect time...
via dailyutahchronicle.comSalt Lake CitySeptember 10, 2026
U of U music professor presents recital of music lost during the Holocaust
Last Friday, assistant professor of vocal diction, coaching, literature and collaboration Dr. Carol Anderson and mezzo-soprano singer Katharine Goeldner performed a program titled Silenced Voices: Female Composers of the Holocaust at the Dumke Recital Hall at the University of Utah's School of Music. This event was part of the School of Music's Fridays with Faculty...
via dailyutahchronicle.comSalt Lake CitySeptember 10, 2026
