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Canyon View (Cedar City) and Manti meet in 3A football on Thursday, Oct. 15, at 7 p.m., according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) schedule.
Canyon View is 6-3 and ranked No. 6 of 13 (RPI .556) in UHSAA's 3A football RPI standings. Manti is 2-7 and ranked No. 11 (RPI .385).
Records and rankings are UHSAA's RPI figures as of Oct. 13, before this game. UHSAA's schedule does not list a home team or site.
On Tuesday afternoon, the Carbon High School cross-country squad traveled to Roosevelt for the Region 13 Championships. After a tough day of competition, the Carbon High boys claimed the Region Championship in their division, while the Lady Dinos finished second in the girls' division.
The Carbon High Mountain Bike Team battled challenging course conditions, unpredictable weather and fierce competition at the Manti mountain bike course, bringing home the Division 3 region championship trophy and delivering several standout performances along the way. The 5.5-mile course features 530 feet of elevation gain, with half of that climbing packed into the quarter-mile long start.
Seeking a region win, the Carbon Dinos hit the road Friday, Oct. 9, to face the Templars in Manti. Despite an early lead, the Dinos fell behind in the second and third quarters as Manti scored 34 points and blanked Carbon, winning 41-16. Manti struck first, connecting on an 11-yard pass and converting a PAT to take an early 7-0 lead.
MANTI — The Carbon Dinos football team traveled to face the Manti Templars on Friday, Oct. 9, for a Region 13 matchup with postseason positioning on the line. Carbon had an opportunity to move ahead of Manti in the rankings as the regular season nears its conclusion.
The Ephraim Utah Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was dedicated on Oct. 11 by Elder Ronald A. Rasband of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. Elder Rasband's great-great-grandparents settled in Ephraim in 1850 and his great-grandfather later helped build the Manti Utah Temple.
Soldier Hollow Nordic Center was scheduled to host the Pan-American Mountain Bike Championships from May 8 to May 12, 2024. The international competition marks the first time in over 20 years that the championships have returned to the United States.
MARKETPLACE Classifieds Cars Log in MARKETPLACE Classifieds Cars Log in Salt Lake City opened a new bike lane this year. A local business owner wants it gone Posted - Oct. Carter Williams KSL The 400 South Viaduct Trail is pictured next to Especially For You Flowers in Salt Lake City on Wednesday.
Forest Service headquarters to Utah has hit a snag. Department of Agriculture, which oversees the Forest Service, to stop any relocation or reassignment of employees amid a lawsuit over the planned move and several other changes that the agency announced earlier this year.
Six planned projects would bring new housing, local businesses, nonprofit services, and renewed commercial spaces to Salt Lake City neighborhoods. Oct. 14, 2026 The Salt Lake City Community Reinvestment Agency (CRA) Board of Directors approved more than $7 million in loans Tuesday to support six commercial and mixed-use projects representing nearly $54 million in planned
Showers across eastern Utah are winding down as a slow-moving storm system moves east into Colorado, clearing the way for a warmer and drier weekend across the state. The storm brought cooler, wetter weather to Utah and southwest Wyoming over the past several days.
Utah Division of Wildlife Resources press release SALT LAKE CITY — Utahns will gain an extra hour of sleep on Nov. 1 when daylight saving time ends, but the time change also means that many people will have evening commutes during lower-visibility hours in the months ahead, which can increase vehicle/wildlife collisions.
PRICE — The Pinnacle Lady Panthers earned an important Region 19 victory Tuesday, Oct. 13, sweeping the Monticello Buckaroos in three sets on their home court. The match also provided an opportunity to celebrate Pinnacle’s senior class, honoring Reagan Cloward, Kaitlynn Moosman and Jazmyne Mullis for their contributions as athletes, teammates and leaders in the Panther program.