The Utah Archives & Records Service has introduced a new Government Records Office led by Director Lonny Pehrson to manage statewide records appeals and training. The agency also clarified that government social media content constitutes permanent government records requiring preservation.
Farmington City and HopeBox Theatre are presenting the dinner theater production of Blithe Spirit. Tickets for the comedy are currently on sale.
The Farmington City Council scheduled a meeting for September 2, 2026, to address four ordinances. The agenda includes amendments regarding water supply shortages, zoning changes, and building regulations.
An explainer on the Davis County Clerk's role in managing elections and voter accessibility for Farmington residents.
A profile of Melissa Layton, a Farmington local involved in city council and historic preservation efforts.
An explainer regarding the administration and oversight of Farmington City infrastructure and utility services.
A profile of Farmington Mayor Brett Anderson, detailing his role in city governance and recent council activities.
Lagoon announced it will be closed on August 28, 2026, with scheduled operations resuming Sunday, August 30. The amusement park, located in Farmington, Utah, has released updated 2026 parking rates and guest policies regarding food, alcohol, and ticketing.
Cameron Champ maintains a 24-stroke lead at the Utah Championship, holding a significant advantage over competitors as the tournament progresses at Oakridge Country Club. Ogden's Patrick Fishburn remains in contention, currently positioned at 15-under par.
The Farmington City Council has scheduled a regular meeting for Sept. 1, 2026, at City Hall. The meeting will include a work session and a regular session to discuss various municipal business items.
The Farmington City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Sept. 3, 2026, regarding the Phoenix Way Subdivision. The meeting will address schematic subdivision and preliminary development agreements for properties on South Phoenix Way.
The Farmington City Planning Commission scheduled a public hearing for September 3, 2026, to discuss the Phoenix Way Subdivision. The meeting was set to address schematic subdivision and preliminary development agreements.
