Provo High School scheduled its 2025 Homecoming Parade to provide an evening of community fun, music, and school spirit. The event was set to take place on Friday, September 26th at 5:30 PM.
The parade was intended to allow supporters to cheer on the Bulldogs and show support for students, clubs, teams, and organizations. Participants were encouraged to show school spirit by wearing green and white.
The Utah County Capital Improvement Plan Committee scheduled a public work session to discuss capital improvement projects and a 10-year plan. The session was set to take place at the Utah County Administration Building in Provo.
Robert Wright III announced his return to BYU for the 2026-27 season after previously entering the transfer portal. The sophomore guard enters his junior season following a high-scoring sophomore campaign.
Students at Provo Peaks Elementary were welcomed into a sea of excitement during a Moana-themed school assembly designed to build school spirit and introduce what it means to be a PUMA. Wearing leis, students made their way down a red carpet as teachers and staff greeted them with high fives. The school went all-in on the theme, with staff dressed as characters from Moana, tropical decorations throughout the assembly, and Principal Ryan McCarty joining the fun dressed as Maui. Beyond the costume
Revere Health's pain management departments in Orem and Provo offer a range of specialized treatments, including therapeutic Botox, trigger point injections, and decompression table therapy. The organization has also transitioned to a value-based care model to prioritize patient outcomes and cost reduction.
Provost Elementary School held its school-wide Field Day tradition featuring active stations and student participation. The event included 6th grade students and staff in the organization of the activities.
Centennial Middle School students and educators began the 2026–2027 school year by focusing on community building and classroom routines. Activities included collaborative learning and establishing technology expectations across various subjects.
As more than 650,000 students across Utah returned to classrooms, the American Red Cross of Utah issued safety reminders for families. The organization emphasized the importance of safety during commutes and school zone activity.
A photo gallery featuring Chalk Creek was released by Summit County. The collection includes work by local photographer Ed Woolstenhulme.
Spring Run Park in Eagle Mountain underwent a temporary closure for repairs. The closure was intended to facilitate concrete installation and equipment safety upgrades.
Project Timeline and Details Spring Water Way will experience a temporary closure at Ira Hodges Scenic Parkway and Thomas Street to install a new sewer line with connections in the roadway. This important infrastructure project is expected to last approximately two weeks. What to Expect During this closure, residents and visitors are asked to use alternate routes
A coalition of 25 national and regional LGBT advocacy groups sent a letter to Big 12 administrators urging the conference not to admit Brigham Young University. The groups expressed concerns regarding discriminatory policies at the religious institution owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Lindsay Hildebrand serves as the City Recorder for Enoch, performing essential administrative duties including the certification of public meeting agendas and the maintenance of official city records.