Meet the Candidates with Castle Country Radio Oct. 8, 12 and 13
As the 2026 general election rapidly approaches, Castle Country Radio is preparing to host its ‘Meet the Candidates' series of events for the contested elections in the Castle Country. Offering community members a chance to hear directly from those vying to be their elected representatives, the series kicks off Thursday, Oct.
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Emery County Commission hears from citizens, developers on proposed solar ordinance
Continuing the ongoing saga of utility-scale solar development in Emery County, the Emery County Commission held a public hearing on Monday, Oct. 5, giving community members and stakeholders the opportunity to share their opinions on the newly proposed ordinance setting guidelines for utility-scale solar development.
via castlecountryradio.comEmeryOctober 6, 2026
No. 14 Men’s Soccer falls to No. 4 SLCC on the road
Jose Briseno — USU Eastern Assistant SID Photo courtesy of Dallin Grant Photography The No. 14 Utah State Eastern men's soccer team fell 4-1 to No. 4 Salt Lake Community College in a Scenic West Athletic Conference road match Thursday.
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Park City Outliers win home opener Friday night - Park Record
The Outliers scored their first three goals of the game in the first period and pitched a shutout against the Vikings. The second period saw Ventura’s opening goal and, later, three more within about a minute for a brief lead. Park City then scored three goals of their own in a little over a minute to close the second period.
via Park RecordPark CityOctober 6, 2026
Helper Hogwarts brings a night of magic to Main Street
HELPER – Witches, wizards and other magical characters took over downtown Helper Friday evening as crowds flooded Main Street for a evening of Harry Potter-themed fun at the 5th annual Helper Hogwarts. The Oct. 2 event brought a big crowd to Main Street, where Hogwarts robes, pointed hats and plenty of creative costumes could be spotted throughout the evening.
via etvnews.comHelperOctober 6, 2026
How student protests grew into a nationwide crisis in France
What began Sept. Students say years of underinvestment have left them with teacher shortages, long school days and deteriorating facilities. The Union Syndicale Lyceenne, a high school students’ union, said the movement had reached a “new record” on Tuesday, claiming 1,800 schools were blocked, disrupted or closed.
via Deseret NewsStatewideOctober 6, 2026
