The second annual Dogden festival is scheduled to take place on Sept. 12 along Historic 25th Street in Ogden. The event, hosted by Ogden Downtown Alliance and title sponsor Alphia, aims to celebrate the community and its pets to conclude the regular farmers market season.
That autumnal gathering still continues to thrive and grow. ” Images courtesy of Ogden Downtown Alliance. How it Began Sara Toliver recently strolled down memory lane to recount Harvest Moon’s humble beginnings.
The Dr. Mikel & Janis Vause National Undergraduate Literature Conference (NULC) has concluded its 2026 session. Organizers have announced that student submissions for the 2027 conference will open on September 15, 2026.
The City of St. George will host a multi-day commemoration on September 11, 2026, to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks. The event includes a patriotic program, a flag retirement ceremony, and a memorial stair climb.
The Utah Department of Transportation has completed a statewide study on vulnerable road users, aiming to reduce fatalities through improved infrastructure and safety strategies. The assessment follows a period where Utah saw a 35 percent rise in fatalities involving pedestrians, bicyclists, and other non-motorized users.
Craft Lake City has opened applications for its eighth annual Holiday Market at the Ogden Union Station. The event aims to help Utah makers connect with customers during the gift-giving season.
The U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame has announced its 2026 Annual Charity Golf Outing and a subsequent announcement party.
Sharon Barner, a 79-year-old student at Weber State University, has gained millions of social media followers by sharing her university anecdotes. Originally from Ogden, Barner is working toward an associate degree with the long-term goal of earning a bachelor's degree in creative writing.
The Ogden Marathon's Winter Running Series serves as an official training series for the Ogden Marathon and other springtime running events. The series features four race events and offers training plans designed by Fleet Feet.
An emergency water shutdown was issued for 1350 N between 1300 N and Liberty Ave due to a pipeline requiring immediate repair. Residents in the area may experience discolored water and are advised to follow specific precautions until service is restored.
Weber Innovation High School is accepting enrollment requests for its specialized academy courses for the 2026-27 school year. The semester-long, double-blocked classes cover diverse pathways including aeronautics, engineering, and health services.
The Signpost aims to passionately and accurately keep the community informed and involved, reporting what matters and connecting readers. The Signpost editors, Fall 2025. ( Gavin Olson ) What is The Signpost? The Signpost is Weber State University’s student news organization, publishing the news and events on campus and around Ogden twice a week.
Para nuestros lectores, En nuestra primera edición del otoño, yo les dije a nuestros lectores que nosotros, The Signpost, nos haríamos cargo de nuestras responsabilidades. El 2 de septiembre, hicieron precisamente eso y les agradecemos.
Weber State University's Solar Decathlon participants Janae Thomas and Whitney Mabey are applying specialized skills in construction management and building design to address housing affordability and energy efficiency in Utah. Thomas focuses on economic viability and energy-efficient retrofitting, while Mabey contributes technical drafting expertise to the project.
The Weber County Commission scheduled a regular meeting for September 8, 2026. The meeting will take place in the Commission Chambers in Ogden.
Weber State University women's volleyball secured a victory over CSU Bakersfield on September 4, 2026, following a successful start to the season at the Wildcat Invitational. The Wildcats began the 2026 season with a perfect weekend in August, including wins over San Francisco, San Jose State, and Belmont University.
An upcoming Dia de los Muertos celebration in Ogden will feature traditional Mexican customs, music, and community activities. The event aims to honor and remember loved ones through cultural traditions.
The Weber County elections landscape features several vacancies and withdrawn candidates for the upcoming November 3, 2026, general election. Notable changes include multiple withdrawals in the State House and several candidates being eliminated during the primary or convention processes.
Weber State University student Janika Linville has created a large-scale art installation featuring 339 shorebirds made from reclaimed acrylic. The project, which focuses on the ecology of the Great Salt Lake, was developed for the Eccles Wildlife Education Center.
The LGT Men's World Curling Championship is scheduled to take place at the Weber County Ice Sheet from March 27 through April 4. The event will feature 13 teams and follows a significant facility renovation funded by the state for Olympic venue sustainability.
Weber State University offers training resources including a Couch to 5K program and a Strava running group to support participants in the WSU Race Series.
Bank of Utah helped secure over $200,000 in grant funding for 30 nonprofit organizations through the 2025 Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines Member Impact Fund. These grants assist local organizations throughout Utah in creating community impact.
Bank of Utah has released a year-end reflection highlighting community engagement and future growth plans. The organization reported significant volunteerism and charitable contributions throughout the state in 2025.
Weber State University has launched several sustainability initiatives, including a zero-waste football program and a campus-wide free swap event. These programs aim to reduce landfill waste through community volunteering and the redistribution of secondhand goods.
The Utah Transit Authority is conducting market research to explore options for replacing or upgrading its current bus farebox collection system.
The North Ogden Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 16, 2026, regarding amendments to The Cooperstowne Master Planned Community Development Agreement. The proposed changes include adding one residential multi-family unit and reducing parking lot stall length.
The North Ogden Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 16, 2026, to discuss an amendment to the Northview Development Agreement. The meeting is scheduled for 6:00 pm at the Public Safety Building Council Chambers.
The Weber County Planning Commission has scheduled a meeting for September 8, 2026, to discuss several items including land use requests and general plan amendments. The meeting will include a pre-meeting at 4:30 p.m. followed by a regular meeting at 5:00 p.m.
The Weber County Clerk/Auditor issued a public notice regarding the 2026 General Election. The election is scheduled for November 3, 2026, with ballot mailing beginning October 13, 2026.
Weber State University is hosting a virtual Homecoming Recycle Run to celebrate Homecoming Week and promote sustainability. Participants can choose to run or walk alone or join group options.
Juan Diego Catholic High School in Draper, Utah, maintains an online presence for its various athletic programs, including football, volleyball, soccer, and lacrosse.
A North Ogden City Council meeting was scheduled for September 8, 2026, at 6:00 PM. The agenda includes discussions regarding an annexation petition and proposed amendments to council rules.
Weber State University students are working to promote sun safety and skin cancer prevention through community engagement. The UV Crew group aims to become an official university club to expand their educational outreach.
Weber State University has unveiled the first ambulance simulator in the Intermountain West, housed within the Marriott Allied Health Building. The facility, funded by the Dr. Ezekiel R. Dumke College of Health Professions, provides students with realistic, hands-on emergency medical training using a replica Type III ambulance.
The Wasatch Writers Center at Weber State University has announced several upcoming events, including visiting writer series and open mic sessions.
Weber State University has opened registration for ACT Residual testing at its Ogden and Davis/Layton campuses. The $80 registration is restricted to students currently in the WSU application process, admitted students, or those enrolled in WSU dual or concurrent enrollment programs.
The Purple Paw Parade is a Homecoming tradition in Ogden that celebrates pet lovers and Weber State pride. The event supports the Make Ogden Purple initiative to cultivate a college-town culture in the area.
Weber State University has announced audition and interview details for the 2027-28 academic year. Students interested in specific theatre programs must audition to be considered for majors or scholarships.
To our readers, In our first issue of the fall, I challenged our readers to hold us, The Signpost, accountable. On Sept. 2, you did just that. This Fall, our Sports Edition, a sports-themed special edition The Signpost works very hard to complete every semester received comments of concern regarding the cover we used in the printed issue.
In a guest column published September 2, Kari Harbath argued that Ogden leadership is prioritizing optics over the needs of the community. Harbath criticized local officials for a perceived lack of empathy and leadership regarding recent local events and social media presence.
