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In his first media availability back from Utah’s bye week in early October, running back Wayshawn Parker was asked a fairly light question about what he accomplished during the off week. His answer revealed the importance of his family in his life and how the junior running back is trying to “make a generational run that my family never had before.”
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Skyridge volleyball finished as the 6A state runner-up after falling to top-seeded Corner Canyon in the championship match on Oct. 28. The Falcons ended their season with a 25-7 record following the three-set loss at Utah Valley University's UCCU Center.
In an era where everyone seems to be chasing the latest anti-aging trend or secret to eternal youth, you might wonder if anyone has actually found it. When I asked Beth Paullin, she just laughed the idea off.
Heavy rains pounded Arizona and the Four Corners region in recent weeks, and the effects were nearly impossible to miss. Storms drenched places like Flagstaff, Winslow and Durango, Colorado, surging through rivers, across streets and into homes.
StoryCon, a national convention for storytellers, will be held in Salt Lake City on February 5-6. Most contest deadlines for the event are scheduled for November 15.
The Grantsville City Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, November 17, 2026. The agenda includes discussions regarding tire recycling, a business park concept, and a conditional use permit for a micro-entrepreneurship.
Lake Powell has climbed 19 feet since hitting it's lowest levels in mid-September and that water has kept coming. Recent rainfall across the Four Corners region generated tremendous runoff into the Colorado River System. The San Juan River was a major contributor, accounting for an unusually large share of water flowing into Lake Powell.