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Weber County Planning Commission Schedules September 8 Meeting

The Weber County Planning Commission has scheduled a meeting for September 8, 2026, to discuss several items including land use requests and general plan amendments. The meeting will include a pre-meeting at 4:30 p.m. followed by a regular meeting at 5:00 p.m.

Weber State to Host Virtual Homecoming Recycle Run

Weber State University is hosting a virtual Homecoming Recycle Run to celebrate Homecoming Week and promote sustainability. Participants can choose to run or walk alone or join group options.

North Ogden City Council Schedules September 8 Meeting

A North Ogden City Council meeting was scheduled for September 8, 2026, at 6:00 PM. The agenda includes discussions regarding an annexation petition and proposed amendments to council rules.

Weber State Unveils First Intermountain West Ambulance Simulator

Weber State University has unveiled the first ambulance simulator in the Intermountain West, housed within the Marriott Allied Health Building. The facility, funded by the Dr. Ezekiel R. Dumke College of Health Professions, provides students with realistic, hands-on emergency medical training using a replica Type III ambulance.

OgdenSeptember 3, 2026

Wasatch Writers Center Announces Upcoming Visiting Writers and Open Mics

The Wasatch Writers Center at Weber State University has announced several upcoming events, including visiting writer series and open mic sessions.

OgdenSeptember 3, 2026

Weber State Opens ACT Residual Registration for Ogden and Davis Campuses

Weber State University has opened registration for ACT Residual testing at its Ogden and Davis/Layton campuses. The $80 registration is restricted to students currently in the WSU application process, admitted students, or those enrolled in WSU dual or concurrent enrollment programs.

OgdenSeptember 3, 2026

Purple Paw Parade brings community pride to downtown Ogden

The Purple Paw Parade is a Homecoming tradition in Ogden that celebrates pet lovers and Weber State pride. The event supports the Make Ogden Purple initiative to cultivate a college-town culture in the area.

OgdenSeptember 3, 2026

Weber State Announces 2027-28 Theatre Auditions and Interviews

Weber State University has announced audition and interview details for the 2027-28 academic year. Students interested in specific theatre programs must audition to be considered for majors or scholarships.

OgdenSeptember 3, 2026

Letter from the Editor: AI Use in The Signpost

To our readers, In our first issue of the fall, I challenged our readers to hold us, The Signpost, accountable. On Sept. 2, you did just that. This Fall, our Sports Edition, a sports-themed special edition The Signpost works very hard to complete every semester received comments of concern regarding the cover we used in the printed issue.

via thesignpostwsu.comOgdenSeptember 3, 2026

Ogden leadership prioritizing optics over people, says local advocate

In a guest column published September 2, Kari Harbath argued that Ogden leadership is prioritizing optics over the needs of the community. Harbath criticized local officials for a perceived lack of empathy and leadership regarding recent local events and social media presence.

OgdenSeptember 3, 2026

Bank of Utah Announces 2025 My Utah Photo Contest Winners

Bank of Utah announced the winners of its 2025 'My Utah' Photo Contest, which received 420 submissions. The winning images will be featured in the bank's 2026 calendar and on billboards along the Wasatch Front.

American ForkSeptember 3, 2026

Ogden Announces Citizenship PATH Pilot Program for Weber County Residents

Ogden's Citizenship PATH pilot program aims to assist qualified Weber County residents in becoming naturalized U.S. citizens. The program seeks to remove barriers to citizenship and help residents become active civic members of the community.

OgdenSeptember 2, 2026

Weber/Morgan Homicide Task Force to Host 4th Annual Conference

The Weber/Morgan Homicide Task Force is hosting the 4th Annual Homicide Investigation Conference in Ogden. The event is designed for new or aspiring detectives to receive training in homicide investigations.

MorganSeptember 2, 2026

Weber State Sales Center Integrates Academic Theory with Industry Expertise

The Alan E. Hall Center for Sales Excellence at Weber State University continues to advance professional sales training through specialized curriculum and industry partnerships. The center focuses on integrating academic theory with real-world technology to prepare students for global sales leadership.

OgdenSeptember 2, 2026

Weber State Center for Sales Excellence Announces BrandSafway Partnership

The Alan E. Hall Center for Sales Excellence at Weber State University has formed a strategic partnership with BrandSafway. This multi-year collaboration began on July 1st to provide students in the Professional Sales program with opportunities to master consultative sales in industrial and infrastructure sectors.

OgdenSeptember 2, 2026

'It’s really beautiful;' Ogden neighborhood holds vigil for father and daughter killed in crash

Friends and family in one Ogden neighborhood gathered to grieve the loss of homeowner Jody Thackeray and his daughter, Desiree, who were killed in that car crash. For as long as anyone in the area can remember, the home on 27th Street in Ogden had been the gathering spot for birthdays, holidays, and good times.

via Fox 13OgdenSeptember 2, 2026

Armstrong and Sowards to Discuss Utah Renewable Energy at Summit

Summit County Council Member Roger Armstrong and Salt Lake City Senior Energy and Climate Program Manager Glade Sowards are scheduled to discuss renewable energy initiatives for Utah communities at the upcoming Utah Renewable Communities summit.

OgdenSeptember 2, 2026

Ogden School District employee arrested, charged with aggravated assault

OGDEN, Utah (ABC4) — A man has been charged with the aggravated assault of a woman in Ogden. Stanley Blake Renda, 40, has been charged with aggravated assault producing loss of consciousness (second-degree felony), two counts of domestic violence in the presence of a child resulting in injury (third-degree felonies), and obstruction of justice (third-degree felony).

via ABC 4OgdenSeptember 2, 2026

Experts to Discuss Resilience and Sustainability at 2026 Summit

The upcoming 2026 Institute for Sustainability Summit features a lineup of experts addressing climate resilience, Indigenous perspectives on the Great Salt Lake, and sustainable agriculture. Featured speakers include Darren Parry, Baja, and Karl Ebeling, who will present on topics ranging from community resilience hubs to urban farming.

OgdenSeptember 2, 2026

Experts Address Industrial Energy Waste and Microgrid Technology

Experts from Weber State University and Oak Ridge National Laboratory presented on industrial energy waste and microgrid technology during the Industrial Summit. Sessions focused on energy efficiency strategies, industrial system audits, and the implementation of microgrids for grid services.

OgdenSeptember 2, 2026

Weber State to Host Translation Week Focused on AI and Localization

Weber State University's Department of World Languages & Cultures is hosting Translation Week 2026 to highlight new programs in translation and localization. The event series focuses on the intersection of language services and emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence.

OgdenSeptember 2, 2026

Decision on controversial Vesper Amphitheater could be delayed, Provo city says

OGDEN, Utah (ABC4) — A decision over the highly controversial Vesper Amphitheater project has been delayed, with the developer reportedly planning to amend their initial application. The Vesper Amphitheater project, spearheaded by musical artists David and Donny Osmond, was initially announced in May 2026.

via ABC 4ProvoSeptember 2, 2026

Ogden High School Band Director Placed on Leave Following Arrest

Ogden High School band director Stanley Renda has been placed on paid administrative leave following an arrest for aggravated assault and domestic violence. According to court documents, Renda allegedly assaulted a victim by dragging her from a shower and applying pressure to her neck while his children were in an adjacent room.

OgdenOriginally published September 2, 2026

Naomi Oreskes Headlines 2018 Environmental Summit

The 2018 Utah Summit featured keynote speaker Naomi Oreskes and several plenary speakers focused on climate change, sustainability, and environmental stewardship. Participants included leaders from academia, non-profits, and local industry sectors.

OgdenSeptember 2, 2026

Weber State Advisory Council Includes Prominent Tech Leaders

The Weber State University National Advisory Council includes several prominent technology leaders and entrepreneurs, including David Hall, David Carter, Mikel Chertudi, and Ray Bingham. These individuals hold leadership roles in various sectors such as venture capital, artificial intelligence, and biotechnology.

OgdenSeptember 2, 2026

Utah Ranks 18th in Nationwide Pediatric Preventive Dental Care

Utah ranks 18th in the nation for preventive dental visits among children aged 1-17, with 83% of children having received care in the past year. Health officials emphasize the importance of establishing a dental home and early visits to prevent long-term oral disease and academic setbacks.

OgdenSeptember 2, 2026

Washington Terrace pumps the brakes on Flock cameras

Published September 1, 2026 at 7:52 PM MDT Set KUER as preferred source Macy Lipkin / KUERA Flock automatic license plate camera on W 700 S in Marriott-Slaterville, Sept. 1, 2026. Mark Allen has been mayor of Washington Terrace since 2000. Unlike chickens, Flock cameras are off the table, at least for now.

via KUEROgdenSeptember 2, 2026

Cowser y Asiata recuerdan sus experiencias en la NFL

Read in English here. Desde arrasar en la secundaria y la Universidad hasta soportar decepciones de los drafts de la NFL y luchar por un puesto en la plantilla, los entrenadores de fútbol americano James Cowser e Isaac Asiata, han pasado por todo tipo de pruebas en este deporte.

via thesignpostwsu.comOgdenSeptember 1, 2026

Bliss and Embarrassment: Cowser, Asiata Reflect on their NFL Journeys

Leer en español aquí. From tearing it up in high school and college to enduring disappointing NFL drafts and fighting for roster spots, Weber State football coaches James Cowser and Isaac Asiata have been through a football gauntlet. The two coaches, however, took different paths.

via thesignpostwsu.comOgdenSeptember 1, 2026

Scheduled Water Outage in Ogden Canyon

A scheduled water outage is expected in Ogden Canyon due to construction work. The outage will affect hydrants in the area from the mouth of the canyon to the Water Treatment Plant.

OgdenSeptember 1, 2026

El equipo de fútbol americano de Weber State consigue su primera victoria bajo el mando de Kjar

Read in English here. El equipo de fútbol americano de Weber State visitó la Universidad de Northern Colorado la noche del viernes pasado para el primer partido del Big Sky de esta temporada. La primera serie ofensiva de Weber dió a los aficionados de los Wildcats una mirada temprana al nuevo cuerpo técnico.

via thesignpostwsu.comOgdenSeptember 1, 2026

Weber State Volleyball Team Off to a Hot 3-0 Start

The Weber State University volleyball team is off to a hot start for the 2026 season. Two wins against San Jose State and Belmont University on Saturday advanced the Wildcats to 3-0. The Wildcat Invitational took place at Weber State’s Swenson Gym Aug.

via thesignpostwsu.comOgdenSeptember 1, 2026

Campus Recreation ofrece algo más que simplemente hacer ejercicio

Read in English here. Mantenerse activo en la universidad puede ser difícil, pero el Programa de Recreación en el Campus de la Universidad de Weber State le ofrece a los estudiantes muchas maneras para estar saludables, conocer a nuevas personas e intentar algo nuevo.

via thesignpostwsu.comOgdenSeptember 1, 2026

Students Close the First Week of Classes with Block Party

Each fall, Weber State University hosts an annual Block Party event to welcome students back to school and familiarize themselves with the community on campus. This tradition allows students to get to know what clubs Weber has to offer and meet new people with similar interests to them.

via thesignpostwsu.comOgdenSeptember 1, 2026

Ali Threet Begins New Position with Student Success in Mind

Leer en español aquí. Ali Threet officially began her position as Weber State’s vice president of Student Access, Success and Enrollment Management on Aug. As Threet steps into her permanent role, she has several ideas for improving the student experience.

via thesignpostwsu.comOgdenSeptember 1, 2026

Ali Threet asume su nuevo cargo con el éxito estudiantil como prioridad

Read in English here. Ali Threet comenzó su posición oficialmente como la Vicepresidenta del Acceso, Éxito Estudiantil y Administración Matricular en la Universidad de Weber State el 17 de agosto. Ahora que Threet asume su cargo permanente, tiene varias ideas para mejorar la experiencia de los estudiantes.

via thesignpostwsu.comOgdenSeptember 1, 2026

Utah cannot determine revenue lost to data center tax breaks

Utah is unable to determine the total revenue lost to data center sales tax exemptions due to a lack of collected data. This transparency gap has raised questions among policymakers regarding the fiscal impact of these subsidies during a period of rapid industry growth.

OgdenSeptember 1, 2026
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