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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.
An explainer regarding the role and structure of the North Summit Fire Service District Administrative Control Board and the influence of Summit County.
Summit County Councilmember Tonja Hanson recaps Wednesday's meeting, including discussions on emergency food bank funding, budget priorities and a proposed oil pipeline. Hanson says she asked if the council would consider allocating $25,000 in emergency funding to stabilize community food needs given the closure of foodbanks in Oakley and Coalville.
The closures are linked to a Provo nonprofit's loss of funding. Provo-based Community Action Services closed its Wasatch Back food banks at the end of October due to a lack of funding. That includes Heber’s food pantry, as well as Coalville’s and Oakley’s.
The Park City DMV Office is closed for a transition to the Summit County PEAK Center. The office is scheduled to reopen at a new location on Monday, Nov. 9, 2026.
The Brigham City Library hosted the Pages & Paws reading program on Friday, Nov. 6, allowing children to read to Farnham, a service dog.
The Centerville Parks and Recreation Committee is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on November 10, 2026. The meeting will take place at 7:00 PM at the Centerville City Hall Conference Room.
A shelter in place order was issued for a Salt Lake City neighborhood Friday due to a 'police incident'. Residents within a half-mile radius of 900 South and 1900 East and advised to remain indoors, and others were advised to avoid the area.
Governor Spencer J. Cox declared a state of emergency for San Juan and Washington counties on November 6, 2026, due to flooding from severe thunderstorms. The order addresses significant damage to infrastructure and utilities resulting from flash flooding and debris flows.
Utah Office of Lieutenant Governor Flooding in southeast Utah, seen during Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson's trip to the affected areas, Oct. 29, 2026. After two weeks of historic, destructive flooding, Governor Spencer Cox declared a state of emergency on Friday in San Juan and Washington counties.
The Brigham City Library Board of Trustees will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2026, to discuss various items including a strategic plan review and a grant proposal. The meeting is scheduled to take place in the Library Meeting Room #3 at 26 E. Forest Street.