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Across Washington County, some rail lines take an unexpected turn, winding past backyard gardens, through miniature mountain ranges and into garages transformed into railroad worlds. Those hidden railways will be on display Nov. 6-9 as the annual Color Country Model Railroad Tour returns, featuring 26 layouts and free admission.
Senator John Curtis will spend two full days in Washington County this Thursday and Friday, Oct. The schedule includes meetings with community, business, student and civic groups across the county, along with a public, in-person town hall where residents can ask questions directly.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Utah, Oct. 26, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — First responders in Washington County were dispatched to an accident scene Monday after a car left Interstate 15 and rolled. Hurricane Valley Fire & Rescue crews rushed to the scene, near mile marker 35.
Two people were seriously injured after a vehicle left the road and rolled on northbound Interstate 15 in Washington County. First responders were called to the crash near mile marker 35 at about 2 p.m. on Monday, according to Hurricane Valley Fire & Rescue.
A crash on Monday, Oct. 26, blocked the right lane and shoulder of northbound Bangerter Highway in Salt Lake City. The Utah Department of Transportation reported the incident occurred near milepost 21, though details regarding injuries or vehicles involved were not immediately available.
Local business owner and Washington County resident Trevor Cowley made a promise to himself before his 37th birthday that he would run 37 miles in a day. Years later, he’s attempting to break for the world record for the most consecutive half marathons, a distance of 13.1 miles every day.
A fire in Washington County destroyed multiple homes and claimed the life of one pet. The incident occurred amid a period of high temperatures in the region.
On Oct. 13, 2026, the Grantsville cross country team traveled to Weber County Fairgrounds in Ogden, Utah to compete in the Region 12 Championships. The Region Championship traditionally determines which athletes and teams qualify for state.
Marilyn Hugie Wayman passed away on October 24, 2026, at the age of 96. A visitation is scheduled for October 29 at Allen-Hall Mortuary in Logan, Utah.
Stansbury residents had an opportunity to learn about local wildlife and support conservation efforts during a bat box event hosted by Miss Stansbury Abigail Arnell on Monday, Oct. 26, at Porter Way Park. The event ran from 5 to 8:30 p.m. and invited participants to sponsor and build bat boxes while learning about the local ecosystem.
Former state Rep. Trevor Lee made his initial court appearance after being charged with fraud and forgery. Lee, a Republican, appeared briefly before a judge Wednesday morning at the Scott M. Matheson Courthouse in Salt Lake City. The judge scheduled a follow-up hearing with 3rd District Judge Joel Ferre on Nov. 23 at 9 a.m.
The Stansbury football team is gearing up for their 4A first round state playoff against the Provo Bulldogs on Oct. 30. Stansbury, with a two-win streak, enters the final leg of the season with impressive player stats that reflect the talents and athleticism of a strong team.
Café Zupas celebrated the grand opening of its new restaurant in Tooele on Thursday, Oct. 22 with its popular menu of soups, salads, sandwiches and other freshly prepared meals. The restaurant is located at Founders Pointe near 1,000 North and State Route 36.