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Free Nov. 16 discussion in Coalville brings together farmers and agricultural experts to examine changing growing conditions and the region's food system.
COALVILLE, Utah Summit County residents can learn how changing weather patterns and environmental conditions are affecting local agriculture during a free community event Monday, Nov. 16, at the Ledges Event Center in Coalville.
The Summit County Weed Control Board is scheduled to hold a special meeting on Nov. 17, 2026. The session will take place at the Summit County Public Works Facility in Coalville.
North Summit School District announced a change to its online lunch payment system. The system now requires a web portal login to retrak and a linked PowerSchool login for future payments.
A mobile food pantry is scheduled for Friday, November 13, to address a gap in food assistance following the closure of the Coalville and Oakley food pantries. Local officials are working with the Christian Center of Park City to restore permanent operations.
On Friday night, the North Summit football team welcomed Millard for the 1A quarterfinals. The Braves were 6-4, and their foes, 5-5. The two team’s records proved true right off the bat, with North Summit scoring the first touchdown on a 4-yard pass from Cru Richins to Knox Woolstenhulme in the middle of the first quarter.
Duchesne ripped off its 11th straight victory in the 1A semifinals on Friday to advance to next week’s state championship. It was the type of performance head coach Tom Clark has come to expect from his team. Before the season though, he could’ve never imagined all this success.
The Summit Land Conservancy has secured more than $15 million in federal funding to protect 7,900 acres in northern Summit County. The Summit Land Conservancy received over $15 million in federal farm bill grants in September to safeguard 7,900 acres near Coalville.
Dr. Janice Brahney will present research regarding atmospheric deposition and air quality at an upcoming Utah State University Research Landscapes event. The presentation is scheduled for Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at the O.C. Tanner headquarters in Salt Lake City.
The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States, at the Main Entrance of the Carbon County Courthouse Complex located at 120 E. Alger, on March 9, 2016, and recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Carbon County, State of Utah on March 9, 2016, as Entry no.
Wednesday, November 11, 2026 at 5:00 PM Carbon School District Offices located at 251 West 400 North, Price, Utah A. WORKING SESSION 1. School Improvement Plan Update 2. Carbon High School Graduation Rate Update B. CLOSED SESSION C. GENERAL SESSION 1.
Sealed Bids for Price Cemetery Roof Replacement will be received by Price City (Owner) in the hands of the Public Works Receptionist, Public Works Complex Dome A, located at 432 West 600 South, Price, Utah 84501 until November 25th, 2026 at 2:00 PM. The principal items of work include removal of roof asphalt shingles and installation of a metal roof.
Mountain High released a book recommendation for November 10, 2026, featuring the novel Gather by Kenneth M. Cadow. The recommendation highlights themes of resilience and family in honor of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Fights over water are nothing new in the West. A century ago, it might have been two neighbors feuding with pistols out on the range. Today, a rancher may end up battling a city dozens of miles away. That’s unfolding now in Utah’s West Desert, where the latest evolution in Western water wars is a fight over a planned pipeline.