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A crowd cheered as three planes flew overhead during a Veterans Day celebration at the Commemorative Air Force Museum in Heber City. The children in the crowd stood pointing toward the sky as veterans talked with friends and wiped teary eyes.
Erich Daoust, owner and operator of Black Elk Tattoo in Tooele, brought more than 20 years of experience to the table when he opened the studio's doors four years ago. Daoust grew up in Heber City, Utah, during the 1980s and 1990s, which, as he explained, led me to promptly want to move from that place, being a non-member of the church.
The Heber City Airport Advisory Board is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on Nov. 18, 2026. The meeting will include a quarterly report from the airport manager and discussions regarding technical advisory committees and airport cleanup efforts.
A ceremony on Tuesday honored Wasatch County’s only known service member to have been killed during the Vietnam War. Lance Cpl. Blaine Welch was born and raised in Heber City and graduated from Wasatch High School. He served in the Marines from 1967 to 1968, until he was killed in action in Vietnam on Aug. 22, 1968, at the age of 20.
The Heber City Council is evaluating a proposed 192-unit affordable housing development on the city's south side that would include a daycare center. The project, proposed by J. Fisher Co., seeks zoning changes and fee waivers to accommodate the development.
“Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you.” Shirley Hendricks, 89, celebrated her 90th birthday with her daughter and granddaughter singing to her as they had many times before. Only this time, the women sang through headsets at about 11,500 feet.
Heber City will hold a public hearing on November 17, 2026, to discuss the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Small Cities Program. The meeting aims to provide information regarding program requirements and potential project funding.
Elder Gary E. Stevenson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles recently concluded a 10-day ministry in the Church's Europe Central Area, speaking with civic and religious leaders in Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan and meeting with Latter-day Saints in those two nations as well as in Paris, France, and Vienna, Austria.
9, 2026. A third-grade field trip to the Navajo Nation Council sparked Crystalyne Curley’s political ambition when she witnessed a fiery debate erupt between two tribal lawmakers. “I thought to myself at a very young age, that’s where I want to be,” Curley said.
Ski Utah is touting Utah's consistent snowfall to bring skiers and snowboarder back after a down year. Skiing and snowboarding generate more than $2 billion for the Utah economy annually. The Utah Transit Authority intends to increase bus services in the Cottonwood canyons.
George Washington portrayed by Gary Dolzer asks the audience what will they do with this experiment (Democracy) entrusted into their hands. (Roger V. Tuttle/Davis Journal) BOUNTIFUL—Chris Simonsen, a Vietnam veteran, has been serving the community as a pediatric dentist for more than 50 years but has spent a lifetime serving others where he can.
Box Elder County Sheriff Kevin Potter, who was recently involved in a vehicle crash that turned fatal, was charged with obstruction of justice for allegedly lying about his location during a separate investigation. Potter, 55, voluntarily took administrative leave after he was involved in a crash last month in Weber County.
Retired Lt. Gen. Tess Crowley, Deseret News Purchase Image By Kevin Lind Kevin is a staff writer on the Deseret News' special projects team covering the Intermountain West, focusing on public lands and politics. Retired Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Buchanan says public lands are not a partisan issue.