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Utah clerks don’t expect lawsuits over Trump’s mail-in voting rule to impact elections this year • Utah News Dispatch

By Utah News Dispatch · Originally published August 27, 2026 · 1 min read
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Postal Service processes mail-in ballots. District Judge Indiria Talwani removed her nationwide preliminary injunction blocking the administration from implementing the executive order that directed the USPS to create new restrictions and standards for mail-in ballots.

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Springville PAR Board Discusses Park Improvements and Event Success

In a report published September 1, the Springville PAR Board reviewed updates regarding community events, park amenities, and long-term capital improvement plans. Discussions included the installation of a new clock at Hobble Creek Golf Course and the success of recent Art City Days festivities.

SpringvilleSeptember 4, 2026

Remember Life Jackets While Enjoying Northeastern Utah Waterbodies | Basin Now

The Utah Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division is sharing life jacket education information with the public ahead of the holiday weekend. Whether paddleboarding, kayaking, boating or enjoying another activity on the water, conditions can change quickly, and even strong swimmers can find themselves in trouble, shares the announcement.

via basinnow.comStatewideSeptember 4, 2026

Helmet Saved Child From Worse Injuries

(Monroe, UT) — A helmet might just have saved a child's life in an ATV crash in Sevier County. A kid was seriously injured during the crash outside of Monroe on Wednesday night, but it could have been much worse.

via midutahradio.comMonroeSeptember 4, 2026

Alpine reduces water use by 10.65% and considers new fee schedule

Alpine residents reduced water consumption by 10.65% between April 15 and August 15 compared to the same period in 2025, according to the city's Water Citizen Advisory Committee. The committee is now proposing a new conservation-based irrigation fee schedule for the Alpine City Council to consider.

LehiSeptember 4, 2026

6th Annual Springville Art Festival Scheduled for September 11-12

The 6th Annual Springville Art Festival was scheduled to take place September 11-12 in downtown Springville, Utah. The event features artists, performers, and filmmakers across various locations including Civic Center Park and the Rivoli Theater.

SpringvilleSeptember 4, 2026

Manila Planning and Zoning Board Holds Regular Meeting

The Manila Planning and Zoning board held a regular meeting to discuss building permits and board appointments. The meeting included the approval of previous minutes and the appointment of a new board member.

ManilaSeptember 4, 2026