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Digitization of Historic Huntington-Cleveland Irrigation records complete

By etvnews.com · May 17, 2026 · 1 min read
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A macro view of an aged, textured historical document being illuminated by the clean, blue-white light of a digital scanner, symbolizing the transition from paper archives to digital preservation in Emery County, Utah.
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Emery County Archives press release EMERY COUNTY – The Emery County Archives is excited to share the successful completion of a recent digitization project preserving the minutes of historic Huntington-Cleveland Irrigation records. These records provide valuable insight into the history of water use, agriculture, and community development in Emery County.

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