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Students at Clinton Elementary have been participating in various holiday activities. According to a post from the school, these activities involve playing games, decorating, crafting, and sharing treats.
The school noted that the activities are intended to bring students together through shared moments. In a post dated Nov. 5, 2026, the school stated that the smiles, laughter, and friendships formed during these activities make the school a special place.
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The Clinton City Council is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on Nov. 10, 2026. The agenda includes a public hearing regarding city council term limits and a municipal boundary adjustment request.
The Clinton City Council has scheduled a work session for November 10, 2026, to discuss the Everton Preliminary Plat Property. The meeting is set to begin at 6:00 PM at the Clinton City Council Chambers.
Clinton Elementary will host a Veteran's Day Choir Program Assembly and Family Night Program at 6 p.m. in the school cafeteria. The school is requesting photos of family members serving or having served in any military capacity for a slideshow presentation during the event.
Clinton Elementary released a newsletter on October 31 detailing upcoming events for November 2 and November 9, 2026. The announcement includes information regarding school programs, testing schedules, and community engagement opportunities.
Clinton Elementary reported that a recent Spooky STEM Night was a success for students and families. The event featured various Halloween-themed science, technology, engineering, and math activities.
Marilynn Petersen was recently recognized for her 24 years of service as a crossing guard. A parent representative presented her with a poster of appreciation during a Clinton City Council recognition event.
Sen. Evan Vickers will succeed Sen. J. Stuart Adams as Utah Senate President, becoming the first president from southern Utah in seven decades and local leaders are bullish about what it means for the region. The only other contender for the position was Senate Majority Leader Kirk Cullimore, who appears certain to be upset in his reelection bid after the latest vote totals.
A bobblehead featuring Swoop, the Utah Utes' mascot, was released ahead of the Holy War. The limited-edition bobblehead has Swoop positinoed on a numbered block that can be adjusted when Utah's football ranking changes. Swoop is wearing a red No. 96 jersey with "UTAH" across the front and is holding a football with Utah's logo.
The BYU-Utah rivalry deeply affects fans' identities, says sports psychology professor. A Y2 Analytics poll shows a nearly even split in fan support for teams. Religion significantly influences fanbase loyalty, with 80% of active Latter-day Saints supporting BYU.
It’s an annual tradition now, predicting the unpredictable, guessing the unguessable, knowing the unknowable, foretelling the un-foretellable … but whoever let that get in the way? … declaring beforehand 50 things that are absolutely guaranteed to happen in Saturday’s Utah-BYU rivalry game.
Former Utah quarterback Brian Johnson experienced one of the rivalry's biggest games in 2008. Now he has a message for Devon Dampier ahead of Saturday's showdown.
The Utah State Board of Education will hold a meeting on November 6, 2026, featuring a study session on the Science of Reading Panel. The session is scheduled to take place from 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM and will be streamed live via YouTube.