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Cherry Peak Utah Ski Area Listed for $22.5 Million
Cherry Peak, a public ski area in Utah, has been listed for sale with an asking price of $22.5 million. The listing was brought to light via social media reports earlier this month.
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Utah faces potential shortage of 235,000 homes by 2055
Utah faces a potential shortage of 235,000 homes over the next 30 years if market constraints are not addressed. An analysis by Envision Utah suggests that failing to mitigate these barriers could result in a deficit representing a quarter of future housing needs.
Carbon School District Announces Multiple Job Openings and Transportation Notice
Carbon School District has announced several job openings across various elementary schools and specialized programs. The district is also requesting that parents register their children for school transportation to avoid potential delays.
Cherry Peak Resort in Northern Utah Hits the Market
Cherry Peak Resort, a 174-deeded-acre property located near Logan, Utah, has been placed on the market for $22.5 million. The listing includes an operating ski area, a year-round event venue, and significant development opportunities.
Crumbl Cookies Expands Menu with 40 Signature Dirty Soda Combinations
Crumbl Cookies continues its national expansion with a wide array of store locations across the United States, offering its signature cookie lineup alongside a specialized menu of 'Dirty Soda' beverages.
Utah Jazz trade Walker Kessler to Los Angeles Lakers for draft picks
The Utah Jazz have traded Walker Kessler to the Los Angeles Lakers in a sign-and-trade deal. In exchange for the center, Utah will receive unprotected first-round picks in 2031 and 2033, along with rights to swap first-round picks in 2028 and 2030.
Christie's International Real Estate Named Exclusive Broker for Velvaere
Christie's International Real Estate has been selected as the exclusive sales and marketing brokerage for Velvaere in Park City. The luxury development currently features high-value properties with a median list price of $6,525,000.
Cherry Peak Resort Announces 2026/2027 Season Pass Pricing
Cherry Peak Resort has released its 2026/2027 season pass pricing, featuring no blackout dates and various discounts for youth, students, and seniors. The Richmond-based resort continues to operate as a budget-friendly option within the Utah ski landscape.
Powder Mountain Announces Plan for Independence and Lift Upgrades
Powder Mountain announced a plan to remain independent through a blend of public and private skiing supported by real estate sales. The resort also detailed $20 million in planned upgrades for three public lifts.
Slumping AI Stocks Weigh on Wall Street Amid Mixed Trading
Slumping artificial intelligence stocks, led by a decline in Nvidia, weighed heavily on global markets on June 25, 2026, offsetting gains from strong corporate earnings in other sectors. While healthcare companies like Abbott and UnitedHealth Group saw significant price increases, the broader indices ended the day mixed.
Kade Dimick Wins IMCA Modified Feature at Desert Thunder Raceway
Kade Dimick secured a victory in the IMCA Modified Division during the second night of racing at Desert Thunder Raceway on July 11, 2026. The event was part of the sixth weekend of the 2026 weekly racing season in Price, Utah.
Intermountain Electronics Launches Apprenticeships with USUE and Local Schools
Intermountain Electronics has launched an accelerated apprenticeship program in partnership with Utah State University Eastern and local high schools, allowing students to earn associate degrees while working in technical trades. The initiative offers four specialized tracks including electrical, welding, and engineering.
Carbon County Resident and Air Force Veteran Scott Nichols Dies at 64
Scott Wayne Nichols, 64, passed away on July 14, 2026, following a two-and-a-half-year battle with cancer. A veteran of the U.S. Air Force and longtime Carbon County resident, services are scheduled for later this week in Price.
Frozen Musical Concludes Multi-Day Run at Park City's Egyptian Theatre
The Egyptian Theatre in Park City recently concluded a multi-day run of the Broadway musical Frozen, presented by the Ziegfeld Theater. The production featured the Disney story of sisters Elsa and Anna during performances held from July 10 through July 12, 2026.
Wasatch Wildflower Festival Showcases 200 Species at Solitude Mountain Resort
The Wasatch Wildflower Festival took place on July 12, 2026, at Solitude Mountain Resort, featuring guided hikes to explore over 200 species of mountain flora. The event was hosted by the Cottonwood Canyons Foundation and local ski resorts to promote watershed protection and responsible recreation.
Attorney General Tong Pushes Federal Government to Further Crackdown on Illegal Robocalls
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Green River Resident Lorna Peterson Bastian Dies at 85
Lorna Peterson Bastian, a longtime Green River resident known for her extensive family and service to local seniors, passed away on June 30, 2026, at the age of 85. A funeral service was held July 10, 2026, in Green River.
Study Warns Climate Change Could Double Household Water Costs
A new study published in Nature Sustainability warns that climate change could nearly double household water costs in certain American cities due to the high price of infrastructure upgrades. Researchers suggest that without increased government funding, the financial burden for desalination and water transport systems will fall on consumers.
New Biography Details Life of President Dallin H. Oaks
A new biography titled "In the Hands of the Lord" provides an in-depth look at the life of President Dallin H. Oaks, detailing his journey from a BYU student to a Supreme Court clerk and Apostle.
Babylon Fire Reaches 106,000 Acres as Smoke Threatens Monticello
The Babylon wildfire has expanded to over 106,000 acres and reached 47% containment as officials manage shifting air quality and the aftermath of a recent jail evacuation in San Juan County.
Greek Festival Hosts Cornhole Tournament and 5K Run in Price
The Greek Festival in Price, Utah, features a cornhole tournament scheduled for July 11, along with a previously announced 5K run route.
Assumption Greek Orthodox Church Hosts Annual Price Greek Festival
The Assumption Greek Orthodox Church hosted its 2026 Price Greek Festival on July 10 and 11, featuring traditional food, dance, and community activities. The two-day event at the church's Price location offered a variety of cultural experiences including a Greek marketplace and church tours.
North Sanpete School District Announces Free Lunch for Qualifying Students
North Sanpete School District has announced that students qualifying for reduced-price meals will now receive lunch at no cost due to House Bill 100. The district also provides information regarding breakfast costs and meal application procedures.