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Events in Centerville on Saturday, Oct. 10
Centerville calendars list five library programs on Saturday, Oct. 10.
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Centerville Service Station Faces Uncertain Future Amid Preservation Hopes
The future of Ron's Phillips 66 Service Station in Centerville remains uncertain as the historic mid-century modern site faces potential development. While the building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, community members are looking toward preservation efforts to protect the landmark.
Centerville service station faces uncertain future as community hopes for preservation
For nearly eight decades, Ron Randall’s Service Station has been a fixture on Main Street in Centerville, serving generations of residents and becoming a local landmark in the process. Visit Advertiser websiteGO TO PAGERandall passed away in June, prompting his family to make the difficult decision to put the property up for sale.
Centerville Trails Committee Scheduled for Oct. 15 Meeting
The Centerville Trails Committee is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on Oct. 15, 2026. The meeting will take place at the Centerville City Hall conference room to discuss several business items.
At Davis County Library - Centerville Branch on Thursday, Oct. 8: Chase Lane HOA and Avenues at the Station HOA
Centerville calendars list two library programs on Thursday, Oct. 8.
Centerville City Council to Hold Public Hearing on Fee Schedule Amendments
The Centerville City Council will hold a public hearing on October 6, 2026, to discuss proposed amendments to the city's fee schedule. The hearing will focus specifically on changes to Section 20.030 regarding boundary adjustments.
Centerville to Hold Public Hearing on Construction Detail Amendments
The Centerville City Planning Commission has scheduled a public hearing for October 14, 2026, to discuss proposed amendments to the city's construction details and drawings. The meeting will be held at Centerville City Hall.
Centerville Planning Commission to Hold Public Hearing on Construction Amendments
The Centerville City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on October 14, 2026, regarding proposed amendments to construction details and drawings. The meeting is scheduled to take place at Centerville City Hall.
Centerville City to Hold Hearing on Fee Schedule Amendments
Centerville City has announced a public hearing regarding proposed amendments to the city's fee schedule. The hearing will focus on Section 20.030 regarding Boundary Adjustments.
City Council Notice — September 29, 2026
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DUP Pioneer Cabin part of Centerville history
Davis Centerville DUP Company President Pam White talks about Eliza R. Snow’s gown. One of the many artifacts at the pioneer cabin. The newly refurbished DUP (Daughters of Utah Pioneers) cabin, built in 1934, is tucked away at 160 S. 300 East in Centerville, and holds artifacts such as chairs, pictures and Eliza R.
Planning Commission meeting scheduled for September 23, 2026
A Planning Commission meeting was scheduled for September 23, 2026, at 7:00 pm. The meeting was held at 250 N Main St, Centerville, UT 84014.
Centerville Trails Committee Scheduled for September 17 Meeting
The Centerville Trails Committee was scheduled to hold a regular meeting on September 17, 2026. The meeting agenda included discussions regarding trail maintenance and the Deuel Creek Trailhead.
University of Utah Dismisses Inquiry Into Student Social Media Posts
The University of Utah has dismissed an inquiry into social media posts by students Rylie Barnes and Riley Beesley, concluding there was insufficient evidence of misconduct. The decision follows anonymous complaints alleging the posts constituted doxxing or electronic harassment.
Centerville Tree Board Scheduled to Meet Sept. 16
The Centerville Tree Board scheduled a regular meeting for Sept. 16, 2026. The meeting will be held at the Centerville City Hall Conference Room.
Centerville City Council Schedules September 15 Regular Meeting
A notice for the Centerville City Council regular session scheduled for September 15, 2026, outlines an agenda including public hearings and municipal code amendments.
Centerville City Council to hold work session Sept. 15
The Centerville City Council scheduled a work session for September 15, 2026. The meeting will address the Drainage Capital Project Plan and operations for the Church Well Fill Station.
Centerville City Council to Hold Public Hearing on Municipal Code Amendments
The Centerville City Council will hold a public hearing on Sept. 15, 2026, regarding proposed amendments to the municipal code. The meeting will address changes to Section 15.09.140 and the naming of that section.
Centerville City Council Scheduled Zoning Code Hearing for September 15
The Centerville City Council scheduled a public hearing for September 15, 2026, regarding proposed amendments to the city's zoning code. The hearing will address new standards for detached accessory dwelling units and updates to residential use tables.
Name game: Why is BYU’s Bear Bachmeier quoting Mary Poppins?
BYU quarterback Bear Bachmeier spoke to local reporters for the first time in more than a month on Tuesday, addressing last Saturday’s 17-10 win over TCU and looking ahead to Friday’s Big 12 showdown with Iowa State. Cougars on the air Iowa State (3-2, 1-1) at No.
Destructive invasive species has entered Utah portion of Colorado River
State wildlife biologists found live adult zebra mussels below Westwater Recreation Area last month, which were confirmed by lab testing on Wednesday, according to the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Zebra mussels, much like quagga mussels that have been found before in Utah, are invasive and clog pipes and infrastructure, which can potentially cause millions in damage.
BYU Basketball Fans Celebrate Marriott Madness at Marriott Center
BYU basketball fans gathered at the Marriott Center on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026, for the annual Marriott Madness event. The festivities featured fan games, musical performances, and player introductions for both the men's and women's teams.
Alpine School District Uses $15 Million in Trust Lands to Support Classrooms
In an undated notice from Alpine School District, officials explained how School Community Councils direct millions of dollars in Trust Lands revenue to local classrooms. This funding, which does not require additional taxpayer money, is managed through the Learning And Nurturing Development program to address specific school needs.
El Salvador’s Consul General Visits Timpanogos Elementary for Hispanic Heritage Month
Timpanogos Elementary students concluded a series of Hispanic Heritage Month visits from international representatives with Fernando Pérez, Consul General of El Salvador in Utah. Speaking in Spanish, Pérez introduced students to El Salvador’s culture, traditions and national symbols, inviting them to compare what they knew about the Central American country with their own experiences. He began by asking students about their favorite foods, the weather and familiar American traditions, incl
Author Karla Arenas Valenti Brings María Mariposa to Franklin and Timpanogos Elementary
“Raise your hand if you’ve ever felt lonely.” Children’s author Karla Arenas Valenti posed the question to students during recent visits to Franklin and Timpanogos Elementary Schools, where she shared her picture book María Mariposa as part of Operation Literacy’s Book Drop program. The program is organized by the nonprofit Operation Literacy that brings authors to Title I schools and provides students with books of their own. Throughout the reading, Valenti occasionally spoke Spanish and paused
Management Club Opening Social Scheduled for Oct. 8 at SUU
The Dixie L. Leavitt School of Business has scheduled a Management Club opening social for Oct. 8, 2026.
Utah’s MUSS is finally showing up early to football games. Here’s what changed.
After years of late arrivals, MUSS leaders overhauled how students get tickets and where they sit. 3, 2026. Comment Add as Preferred Source If you pay attention to the usually sold-out Rice-Eccles Stadium crowd, the first few minutes of the first quarter are often filled with fans slowly filtering into the stadium.
Isaias Intensifies into Atlantic's First Hurricane Ahead of Gulf Coast Landfall
Hurricane Isaias has intensified into the Atlantic season's first hurricane, maintaining maximum sustained winds of 80 mph as it moves toward the northern Gulf Coast. Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has declared a state of emergency for 40 counties in anticipation of the storm's possible landfall as a hurricane by Friday.
A new film makes the case that an 1844 photo shows the face of Joseph Smith
These researchers are sure a 19th-century photograph shows the face of Joseph Smith. A new film contains their proof. A documentary, which premieres Friday, makes the case that an 1844 daguerreotype shows the image of the LDS founder. (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) A locket containing a daguerreotype reported to be from the 1840s.
Most Utahns oppose building more data centers. Here’s what they want done about them.
8, 2026. Comment Add as Preferred Source Note to readers • This story is made possible through a partnership between The Salt Lake Tribune and Grist, a nonprofit environmental media organization. As the number of planned data center projects seemingly explodes across Utah, most residents aren’t happy with how their elected leaders have handled them, according to a new survey.
Ask an Expert – Five ways to help someone struggling with mental health
USU Extension press release Guest article written by Ashley Yaugher Observant family members can be the first responders to mental health or substance use concerns. Recognizing changes, listening without judgment, and simply being available can make a meaningful difference.
Anti-trafficking activist Tim Ballard says LDS Church excommunicated him to hide child abuse in the faith
Tim Ballard accused people within the LDS Church of conspiring to have him booted from the faith to keep him from becoming a U.S. senator after he sounded alarms about pedophilia within the church ranks.
Distinct Malaria Parasites “Hidden in Plain Sight” May Contribute to Human Disease Protection
A new study has found that people with the sickle cell genetic variant are almost exclusively infected by a distinct variety of malaria parasites, which might help protect them from disease.
Box Elder School District Schedules Oct. 14 Board Meeting
The Box Elder School District has scheduled a school board meeting for Oct. 14, 2026, to provide district updates. This meeting follows the appointment of A.J. Gilmore as Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Learning for Secondary Education earlier this year.
Sen. Lummis came to Washington as a trailblazer. She hopes to be remembered as a ‘spark for the West’
After a trailblazing career, Wyoming Sen. MDTSee More Deseret News Stories In Search Eliza Anderson, Deseret News Purchase ImageBy Cami Mondeaux Cami is the congressional correspondent for the Deseret News reporting from Washington. She covers national news with a special focus on policy issues affecting Utah and the West.