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Logan Canyon to reopen as firefighters continue battling Blind Hollow Fire

By KJZZ · August 24, 2026 · 1 min read
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Highway 89 through Logan Canyon is expected to reopen at noon on Monday, according to Utah fire officials, as crews continue to make progress on the Blind Hollow Fire. The wildfire ignited late Sunday night near the Temple Fork area, burning grass and brush fuel in the canyon.

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