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Eagle Mountain City Council Meeting September 1: What's on the Agenda
The agenda for the Eagle Mountain City Council meeting on August 4, 2026, at the City Council Chambers inside City Hall.
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Cedar City to Hold Hearings on Budget and Zoning Changes
The Cedar City Council will hold a public hearing on September 16, 2026, to consider budget amendments for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. Additionally, the Planning Commission has scheduled a hearing for September 15, 2026, to review multiple zone changes and general plan amendments.
Funding Available for SUU Ideas That Bring People Together | SUU
Faculty, staff, and students can apply for funding to turn ideas into an experience that fosters collaboration.
SUU Offers State-Funded Adult Learner Grant for Online Degrees
Southern Utah University offers an Adult Learner Grant funded by the State of Utah to assist eligible students with online degree programs. The grant provides financial support for select high-demand programs for the Fall 2026, Spring 2027, and Summer 2027 terms.
ICSD Earns Above-Average Marks in Districtwide Accreditation
Cognia, an independent educational organization that provides accreditation, certification, and school improvement services, reported its findings after spending several days in schools in the spring. ICSD was awarded an Index of Education Quality score of 302 — outperforming the network average of 297.
SUMA Scheduled Final Friday Art Walk in Cedar City
The Southern Utah Museum of Art scheduled a Final Friday Art Walk featuring live music, summer exhibitions, and art activities.
Southern Utah University Announces MAPC Graduate Assistantship Procedures
Southern Utah University has released updated application procedures for Master of Arts in Professional Communication (MAPC) graduate assistantships for the upcoming academic year. The university offers both teaching and non-teaching roles, requiring applications to be submitted by March 15th.
Southern Utah Museum of Art Showcases Regional High School Artists
The Southern Utah Museum of Art held its first-ever juried high school art show titled Square One: Southwest Regional High School Exhibition. The event featured selected artworks from high school artists across the southwest region of Utah.
Al Farrow exhibition concludes national tour at Southern Utah Museum of Art
The touring exhibition Al Farrow: Wrath and Reverence concluded its national tour at the Southern Utah Museum of Art (SUMA) in Cedar City. The exhibition explored the relationship between religion and violence through ornate sculptures made from unconventional materials.
SUU Announces Student Teaching and Internship Restrictions for Fall 2026
According to a notice from Southern Utah University, new requirements for student teaching will take effect in Fall 2026. The changes impact how elementary and special education students complete their clinical experiences.
Southern Utah Museum of Art to host Tooveep Indigenous Art Exhibition
The Southern Utah Museum of Art is presenting Tooveep (The Land), an exhibition of contemporary Indigenous Art. The exhibition explores the connection between identity, storytelling, and landscape through the work of Indigenous artists from the American Southwest and beyond.
SUU Non-Traditional Student Services Outlines Midterm Resources and Academic Dates
Southern Utah University's Non-Traditional Student Services released a newsletter providing resources and updates for students navigating the midterm season.
Cedar City Historic Downtown Committee to Meet Sept. 4
The Cedar City Historic Downtown Committee scheduled a meeting for September 4, 2026, to discuss various economic and community initiatives. The meeting agenda includes discussions on grants, community assessments, and the Utah Main Street transformation strategy.
SUU Outdoors Scheduled Outdoor Education Series Event in Cedar City
SUU Outdoors scheduled an installment of the Outdoor Education Series titled Your City as a Park. The event was set to take place at the Sharwan Smith Student Center in Cedar City.
SUU Launches New Animal Services Professional Development Program
Southern Utah University is offering a new seven-week professional development program titled Introduction to Animal Services, featuring content curated by the Best Friends Animal Society. The program provides pathways for both institutional certification and academic credit toward undergraduate or master's degrees.
SUU College of Humanities and Social Sciences Summer 2023 Updates
The Southern Utah University College of Humanities and Social Sciences released its Summer 2023 newsletter, highlighting faculty achievements, new advisory council members, and alumni successes.
Party on the Hill Event Listed for Cedar City Students
Student Involvement and Leadership (STIL) listed an event titled Party on the Hill at Lake at the Hills in Cedar City, Utah. The event included activities such as swimming, food trucks, and paddle boarding.
Utah Summer Games Announces 2027 Calendar | SUU
The Larry H. Miller Utah Summer Games announces its 2027 schedule.
SUU Offers Skill-Building Courses for Southern Utah Workforce
SUU Community and Workforce Development offered skill-building courses to address the evolving needs of the Southern Utah workforce. These trainings focused on practical skills such as leadership and communication to strengthen the local talent pipeline.
SUU Releases Safety Protocols for Hazardous Chemicals
Southern Utah University has released specific chemical safety protocols for handling lithium aluminum hydride and anhydrous aluminum chloride. Both substances require specialized emergency procedures due to their violent reactions with water and their ability to release hazardous gases.
Utah High Schoolers Invited to Propose AI School Policies
Utah high school students in grades 10–12 are invited to participate in an essay contest to propose AI policy recommendations for schools. One student from each of Utah's 29 Senate Districts will be selected to represent their district at the State Capitol.
Southern Utah University Celebrates 125 Years and Hosts Utah Summer Games
Southern Utah University is celebrating its 125th anniversary while continuing its long-standing sponsorship and hosting of the Utah Summer Games in Cedar City. The university, which offers over 180 undergraduate and graduate programs, maintains a partnership with the state's official 'State Games' to foster community through athletic competition.
Southern Utah University Issues Earthquake and Evacuation Protocols
Southern Utah University has released updated safety guidelines for earthquake preparedness and building evacuations. The protocols include specific instructions for different environments and recommendations for post-event actions.
Southern Utah University Outlines Active Shooter and Bomb Threat Procedures
Southern Utah University has released official emergency procedures for responding to active shooter and bomb threat incidents on campus. The guidelines outline specific protocols for students, faculty, and staff to ensure safety during unpredictable emergency situations.
SUU Releases Fall 2026 Pricing for Aviation Programs
Southern Utah University has released its Fall 2026 pricing for its aviation programs, covering helicopter, airplane, and aircraft maintenance technician training. The university noted high employment rates for its graduates, citing a significant global shortage of pilots and maintenance technicians.
artsFUSION Provides Arts Integration Programs for Southern Utah Communities
artsFUSION provides arts integration programs and services to children, teachers, and families in Southern Utah. The organization focuses on increasing the quantity and quality of arts learning experiences through various partnerships and professional development.
Utah Tech Faces No. 14 BYU in Historic FBS Debut
Utah Tech prepares for a high-stakes matchup against No. 14 BYU in Provo, marking the program's first-ever game against an FBS Power 4 opponent. The Trailblazers aim to secure their first victory over a Division I Football Bowl Subdivision opponent following a season-opening loss to Montana State.
SUU Celebrates 10 Years of Beverley Center for the Arts
The Southern Utah University College of Performing & Visual Arts and the Southern Utah Museum of Art held a day-long celebration on June 26, 2026, to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Beverley Center for the Arts. The event also honored the 65th anniversary of the Utah Shakespeare Festival and the 40th anniversary of the Larry H. Miller Utah Summer Games.
Search for Scorpions Under the Night Sky in Eagle Mountain
Join Eagle Mountain City for a Scorpion Hunt on September 11, 2026. Learn about local scorpions and search for them after dark.
Cedar City Announces Amended September 2 Council Work Meeting
Cedar City released an amended notice for an upcoming City Council work meeting scheduled for September 2, 2026. The agenda includes several equipment purchases and a proclamation.
Board approves implementation of four-day school week
In a split decision, the Board of Education of Iron County School District approved the implementation of a four-day school week calendar beginning in 2027-28. The decision follows nearly a year of extensive discussion, research, community town halls, and multiple stakeholder surveys that demonstrated strong support from parents, students, and district staff.
Halloween Town Vendor Registration Now Open
Local businesses can register for a booth at Eagle Mountain City’s Halloween Town on October 17, 2026, at Cory B. Wride Park.
Iron County to Discuss New Rules for Large Industrial Projects
Iron County officials are preparing to discuss a new ordinance that would shift the oversight of large industrial projects, such as data centers, from a conditional-use permit process to a legislative zoning process. The proposed Strategic Development Zone would grant county commissioners more discretion in approving projects based on their community benefit.
Cedar City Police Respond to Armed Subject in Mental Health Crisis
The Cedar City Police Department responded to an incident involving an armed subject experiencing a mental health crisis. The investigation follows protocols established by the Iron/Garfield/Beaver Critical Incident Task Force regarding officer-involved incidents.
Celebrating Military Members and First Responders at the Festival
by Marlo Ihler and Kathryn Neves, Utah Shakespeare Festival The Utah Shakespeare Festival is celebrating our Armed Forces and First Responders in the month of September. Military Appreciation Days will take place September 9 to 12, 2026, by offering two free tickets to military members.
SUU’s Master of Accountancy Earns National Recognition | SUU
SUUs Master of Accountancy ranked “Best for Job Security” nationwide, highlighting a 96.5% graduate employment rate and flexible online or on-campus options
East Elementary Celebrates Official Opening of New Building in Cedar City
Students and staff at Cedar City’s East Elementary celebrated the official opening of a brand-new building on August 10, 2026. The event occurred three months after the school departed from its former 75-year-old facility.
Red Cross Issues Safety Reminders as Utah Students Return to School
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.
Tech-Moms returns to Utah Tech University for fall technology training
A nonprofit workforce development program called Tech-Moms will return to Utah Tech University this fall to provide technology training for women. The program aims to help participants gain the skills and confidence necessary to enter or re-enter the workforce.