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What's happening in Highland: Thursday, Oct. 8
Highland school, library and city calendars list 5 public events for Thursday, Oct. 8, including Symphonic Orchestra Concert and Concert Orchestra Concert.
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Highland schools game day, Thursday, Oct. 8: Lone Peak vs. Davis, Lehi vs. Lone Peak
Lone Peak (Highland) and Davis (Kaysville) meet in 6A girls volleyball at 6:30 p.m. Lehi and Lone Peak (Highland) meet in 6A football at 7 p.m.
Lone Peak tops West 3-0 in girls volleyball
Lone Peak (Highland) beat West (Salt Lake City) 3-0 in girls volleyball on Wednesday, Oct. 7, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Lone Peak tops Skyridge 3-0 in 6A girls volleyball
Lone Peak (Highland) beat Skyridge (Lehi) 3-0 in 6A girls volleyball on Tuesday, Oct. 6, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Lone Peak Principal Addresses Student Section Safety and Traditions
Lone Peak Principal Tim Thomson released a message regarding student section conduct and expectations for school games. The message encourages students to build traditions while ensuring safety and following athletic association guidelines.
Highland Arts Council to Hold Online Meeting Oct. 7
The Highland Arts Council will hold a meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026, to discuss upcoming seasonal events and various community arts programs. The meeting is scheduled to take place online via Google Meet.
Three school concerts in Highland on Thursday, Oct. 8
Highland calendars list three performances on Thursday, Oct. 8.
American Fork tops Lone Peak 3-2 in 6A girls volleyball
American Fork beat Lone Peak (Highland) 3-2 in 6A girls volleyball on Thursday, Oct. 1, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Lone Peak tops Skyridge 3-1 in 6A girls soccer
Lone Peak (Highland) beat Skyridge (Lehi) 3-1 in 6A girls soccer on Thursday, Oct. 1, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Swaner EcoCenter Interns Complete 2026 Summer Conservation Season
The 2026 conservation and outreach interns at Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter have completed their summer season. According to a September 30 report, the interns engaged in various habitat management and wildlife monitoring tasks across the 1,200-acre preserve.
Mo' Bettahs opens 36th Utah location in Highland
Mo' Bettahs Hawaiian Style Food opened its 36th Utah restaurant on Sept. 25 at 10969 N Town Center in Highland. The fast-casual chain's new location offers dine-in, takeout, and catering options.
Highland City to host free Mah Jongg classes starting Sept. 28
Highland City is offering a free two-part American Mah Jongg 101 beginner series on Monday evenings throughout September and October. The program features two session options with each group limited to 20 learners on a first-come, first-served basis.
Sign-ups and deadlines for Highland families this week
Highland calendars list two sign-ups and deadlines for the week of Monday, Oct. 5.
Lone Peak tops Lehi 3-1 in 6A girls volleyball
Lone Peak (Highland) beat Lehi 3-1 in 6A girls volleyball on Tuesday, Sept. 29, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Highland City Library Board to Meet September 24
The Highland City Library Board scheduled a meeting for September 24, 2026, at Highland City Hall to discuss various policy amendments and upcoming reports.
Highland Announces Two-Part American Mah Jongg Learning Series
Highland officials announced a two-part American Mah Jongg learning series scheduled for late September and October.
Lone Peak Public Safety and City Councils to Hold Work Session Oct. 5
A work session involving Lone Peak Public Safety, Alpine City, and Highland City is scheduled for October 5, 2026. The meeting will address public safety compensation and firefighter staffing levels.
Snyderville Basin Recreation Seeks $71M Bond for New Facilities
Snyderville Basin Recreation is seeking voter approval for a $71 million bond on Nov. 3 to fund new recreation facilities in Summit County. The proposal includes a fitness center in Silver Creek Village and a community center at East Canyon, following a scale-back from a previous $150 million plan.
Highland Glen Pond bass harvest banned under 2027 Utah rules
The Utah Wildlife Board approved a new regulation on September 18 that bans the harvest of largemouth bass at Highland Glen Pond starting in the 2027 fishing season. This change turns the pond into a catch-and-release-only fishery for bass.
Reading Event with Therapy Dog Pepper Scheduled for September 23
A reading event featuring Pepper, a certified therapy dog, was scheduled for Wednesday, September 23, in Highland.
Highland Planning Commission to Discuss Assisted Living Project and Height Regulations
The Highland Planning Commission has scheduled a meeting for September 22, 2026, to discuss several legislative items. The agenda includes a public hearing regarding a development agreement for an assisted living project and proposed amendments to building height regulations.
Highland Closes Angel's Gate Trailhead Through October for Construction
Highland City has closed the Angel's Gate Trailhead through the end of October. The closure is due to ongoing construction of a safer trail corridor through a nearby subdivision.
Highland Council adopts vet clinic zoning and e-bike rules
The Highland City Council adopted two new ordinances on Sept. 15. The measures include new zoning for veterinary clinics and updated regulations for electric bikes and motor vehicles on city paths and roads.
Highland City Council Adopts New Housing and Parking Ordinances
The Highland City Council adopted ordinances regarding accessory dwelling units and parking regulations on September 1, 2026, according to a September 17 notice.
Hurricane City Council to Hold Hearing on 2460 West Road Abandonment
The Hurricane City Council will hold a public hearing on Oct. 1, 2026, to discuss a proposal for road abandonment on a portion of 2460 West. This follows a historical planning commission brief from Highland, Utah, dated March 25, 2020.
Highland City Council Addresses E-Bikes, Veterinary Use, and Constitution Week
In a report published September 16, the Highland City Council addressed several municipal items, including a proclamation for Constitution Week and new ordinances regarding e-bikes and veterinary clinic usage. The council also reviewed the financial results of the 2026 Highland Fling and discussed future plans for Christmas light locations.
Scott Smith Leverages Professional Ties for Highland ZIP Code Request
A profile of Highland City Council Member Scott Smith, highlighting his role in the city's efforts to obtain a unique ZIP code through his professional connections.
Free Battle of the Books Book Sets Available for Utah Educators
According to a September 16 report from the Utah State Library, educators can access free Battle of the Books book sets through Book Buzz. These sets allow school media specialists to support student reading competitions without using library budgets.
Summit County eyes second Highland Estates land purchase
The county may acquire a second chunk of land between Highland Estates and the Silver Creek highway interchange for open space. Highway 40. Summit County Summit County bought the parcel highlighted in red on the left this summer. Wednesday, it could decide to acquire the one on the right, too.
Highland Games return to Cache Valley - The Utah Statesman
According to the Utah Heavy Athletics website, the games were first organized in Scotland in the 11th century when King Malcom III held a royal contest to find the strongest and fastest people in his kingdom. Now, they’re a way that people use to compete, find community and celebrate Scottish heritage.
Highland City Council Adopts New Ordinances on September 15
The Highland City Council adopted two new ordinances on September 15, 2026, concerning development codes and vehicle regulations.
Skyridge and Lone Peak Lead Four Area Teams Favored for Friday
Lone Peak and Skyridge head the list of four local football teams favored by analysts for Friday's matchups, according to Parry's Power Guide. Lone Peak enters the matchup following a dominant 41-0 victory over Timpview, while Skyridge prepares for a homecoming game against Skyline.