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The Timpanogos High School PTA will host the Big Jack Gives Back fundraising event at the Outlets at Traverse Mountain. The upcoming event is scheduled for Saturday, October 10.
The fall fundraising event is expected to include carnival games, face painting, caricature artists, and magic shows. Attendees can also find store discounts and prizes, including over $30,000 in gift cards being given away. The event is scheduled to run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
DOE awards $7.5 million to University of Utah-led regional coalition to identify unconventional sources of critical minerals and rare earth elements.
The Kanarraville Town Board is scheduled to hold a meeting on Oct. 8, 2026. The agenda includes discussions regarding the Kanarra Falls financial report, a cemetery perpetual fund proposal, and a solid waste collection agreement with Enoch City.
's Department of Materials Science and Engineering and the project's principal investigator, said in a statement. Regional strategies for domestic production Utah Gov. Currently, China controls over 90% of the world's refinery production of key components in electronics, according to data from the Institute for Energy Research.
Alpine School District marked National Instructional Coaches Appreciation Day on Oct. 6 by recognizing five types of coaches embedded in its 91 schools. The district's recognition highlighted how these specialists support teachers and strengthen instruction across the districtwide network.
Visit Advertiser websiteGO TO PAGEOne vehicle crashed into the venue, causing considerable damage to the front of The State Room. "We're doing everything we can to get back up and running for the shows this weekend, but we ask for some patience and understanding as things may evolve," the venue posted.
Over a year after a fiery explosion forced multiple businesses at a Herriman strip mall to close, one heavily damaged store reopened Thursday, ending a long journey back. Jimmy John's employees were once again slicing meats and building sandwiches for customers, a welcome sign after a devastating incident that left many wondering if the doors would ever reopen.