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Community Action Services and Food Bank will close its Heber City food pantry — a location that serves about 60 families, or about 150 individuals, each week — in November. The move comes a week after the Utah County nonprofit said it needed $100,000 to remain operational through the end of the month.
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Community Action Services will close its Heber City pantry after more than eight years. Community Action Services and Food Bank was founded in 1967 to help residents in Utah, Wasatch and Summit counties with basic critical needs. But after more than eight years, the nonprofit is closing its Heber City food pantry.
Heber City's former Wave Publishing buildings are at a four-way crossroads as city leaders discuss what their future could look like. The site, located at 165 South 100 West, was home to the Wasatch Wave before it closed its doors in January.
Heber City elected officials will face new limits on publishing personal opinion pieces in the city newsletter. The council narrowly approved the change this October. Under the amended communications policy, Heber City elected officials can submit ideas and comments for city publications, but can’t publish their own articles unless the city council approves them first.
Heber City will host a series of Halloween festivities on Friday, October 30, 2026, including a trail ribbon cutting and various community events. The evening's activities at Main Street Park will feature trick-or-treating, live entertainment, and a carnival fundraiser.
The Daniel Town Council is scheduled to hold a meeting on Nov. 2, 2026. The meeting will take place at the Wasatch County Services Building in Heber City.
Wasatch (Heber City) beat Deer Creek (Heber City) 3-0 in 4A girls volleyball on Thursday, Oct. 22, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
A 24-year-old construction worker was struck and killed by a dump truck. The man, whose identity has not been released, was working at Sonrise Christian Church, west of Cedar City off Iron Springs Road, on Tuesday morning.
The Lehi boys cross country team secured the 6A state championship on October 27, 2026, through a collective team effort. The Pioneers finished with 61 points, narrowly defeating American Fork, which took second place with 66 points.
6A quarterfinals Corner Canyon 3, Bingham 0 Defending 6A champion and No. 1 seed Corner Canyon knew it was going to see everyone’s best on day one of the 6A tournament. That couldn’t be more true in its 6A quarterfinal match with No. 8 Bingham.
The Lone Peak girls cross country team secured its fifth consecutive 6A state championship on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at Sugarhouse Park. The victory, which includes individual podium finishes, has contributed to the team being ranked as the number one girls cross country team in the country.
As plans move forward to redevelop a Provo mall, residents at a nearby mobile home park are trying to figure out what's next. The Provo City Council recently approved a proposal from owner Brixton Capital to turn Provo Towne Centre, which first opened in 1998, into a mixed-use development that includes housing and open space.
A construction worker died in Cedar City after being struck and pinned by a dump truck, a fatality that occurs amidst a broader trend of declining occupational deaths in Utah. While Utah reported 63 work-related deaths in 2024, the construction industry remains a high-risk sector for fatal injuries.