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Jill Hostetter Honored with Provo Way Award

PCSD Communications Specialist Spencer Tuinei nominated Jill for the Provo Way Award after spending time in an Adult Education ELA class she was teaching. The students in the room included parents of Provo students and Provo residents coming to class after work, yet the room was bubbling with energy. Students were engaged, talking with one another, practicing language skills, and eager to participate. A later visit offered a second look at Jill’s teaching. While filming her classroom in co

Legal Proceedings Advance Following Aug. 8 Provo Protest

Court records indicate that legal proceedings are moving forward following a protest in Provo. No specific details regarding the identities of the accused or the specific charges were available through the Utah Courts directory as of August 26, 2026.

BYU Proposes Wymount Terrace Redevelopment and Housing Expansion

A Provo City Planning Commission agenda includes proposals for the redevelopment of Wymount Terrace by Brigham Young University. The plans involve increasing the number of housing units and addressing parking requirements through conditional use permits.

Defense Performs Well in Final BYU Fall Camp Practice

The BYU football program concluded its 2026 Fall Camp on Tuesday, with the defense performing strongly during the final practice. The Cougars are scheduled to begin their season against Utah Tech.

Uinta Brewing Company Emphasizes Community and Sustainability Through Local Partnerships

Uinta Brewing Company maintains community ties through partnerships with various Utah organizations and provides specialized locations for patrons in Salt Lake City. The brewery focuses on quality, sustainability, and community engagement through diverse local initiatives.

Salt Lake CityOriginally published August 25, 2026

Provo Power to Offer Free Shade Trees This Fall

Provo Power is offering free shade trees to eligible residents this fall through the NatureShade program. The program aims to provide environmental benefits such as cooling homes and reducing energy costs.

ProvoAugust 25, 2026

BYU Sports Nation Analyzes Preseason Predictions for Cougars

BYU Sports Nation examined preseason predictions for the Cougars on August 25, 2026. The episode covered College Football Playoff projections and various preseason awards.

ProvoOriginally published August 25, 2026

BYU Sports Nation Evaluates Preseason Predictions for Cougars

BYU Sports Nation discussed preseason predictions for the BYU Cougars in a report published August 25. The program covered topics including College Football Playoff projections and various preseason award watchlists.

ProvoOriginally published August 25, 2026

Lakeview Newsletter for the Week of August 24 – 28

Keep up with Lakeview! We have a weekly newsletter at Lakeview to help you keep up with everything going on. Check our website each week to make sure you don’t miss it! Newsletter for Aug. 24 – 28 ROARING for Good Character Upcoming Events August 26: First day of Kindergarten August 26: Band and Orchestra meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Shoreline Middle School September 7: Labor Day – No School September 9: Picture Day September 14–18: Safety Week September 21: Family Picnic Welcome Back

ProvoAugust 25, 2026

Lehi Girls Soccer Goes 4-1 in 10-Day Preseason Surge

The Lehi High School girls soccer team completed a dominant 10-day preseason run with a 4-1 record, bringing their non-league record to 6-2. The Pioneers' surge was highlighted by key performances from goalkeeper Jill Farnes and a high-scoring 7-2 victory over Grantsville.

LehiOriginally published August 25, 2026

MAG Conducts Regional Transportation Studies to Address Rapid Growth

The Mountainland Association of Governments (MAG) maintains a comprehensive portfolio of transportation studies designed to address the needs of a rapidly growing region. These studies support regional planning, funding decisions, and infrastructure improvements across Utah, Wasatch, and Summit Counties.

ProvoAugust 25, 2026

Weekly News 08/24-08/28

Welcome back to a great week at Edgemont Elementary! We had a wonderful first week of school and are enjoying having your children back at school again.  On Wednesday we welcome the Kindergartners to Edgemont.  Have a great week and please see below for more information about upcoming events. Monday, August 24: 8:15 am – Students may come in for breakfast,  supervision begins on back playground 8:35 am – teachers pick up students on back playground to take them to class 8:40 am &#82

ProvoAugust 24, 2026

Provo City School District Releases Board Meeting Agenda

A Provo City School District board meeting agenda was posted to the district's website. The agenda included a study session and a business meeting covering various district topics.

ProvoOriginally published August 24, 2026

Tad Calcara & The New Deal Swing Band to Perform Free Concert

Tad Calcara & The New Deal Swing Band will perform a free concert celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States. The performance is intended to take listeners on a journey through memorable moments in American history.

ProvoAugust 24, 2026

Attorneys Argue Against Media Coverage in Tyler Robinson Case

Attorneys for Tyler Robinson are seeking to prevent media coverage during his upcoming preliminary hearing. Robinson faces capital murder charges related to the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk on the Utah Valley University campus.

ProvoOriginally published August 24, 2026

Provo School District Receives Construction and Demolition Updates

In a notice posted to the district's website, the Provo City School District Board of Education received updates regarding construction at Timpview High School and demolition at Dixon Middle School during an August 11, 2026, study session.

ProvoOriginally published August 24, 2026

Elder Patrick Kearon Urges High Achievers to Balance Service and Stillness

Elder Patrick Kearon, an apostle of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, urged high achievers to find balance between service and stillness during a BYU Education Week devotional. The message emphasized that personal worth is not defined by productivity or accomplishments, but by one's relationship with Jesus Christ.

ProvoOriginally published August 19, 2026

Utah Valley Job Fair connects seekers with over 100 employers

The Utah Valley Job Fair was scheduled for Aug. 25 at the Utah Valley Convention Center in Provo. The event aims to provide job seekers with face-to-face access to more than 100 employers to bypass online application backlogs.

LehiOriginally published August 19, 2026

Utah Agencies Highlight Securement Laws After Fatal Provo Canyon Crash

Utah state agencies have provided resources regarding crash reports and load securement regulations following a fatal accident in Provo Canyon involving a metal bar that fell from a truck and struck a driver. The Utah Highway Patrol and the Utah Department of Transportation maintain guidelines to prevent such incidents through strict cargo fastening laws.

ProvoOriginally published August 19, 2026

BYU Named Nation's Most Underrated Preseason Team Since 2014

BYU has been identified as the nation's most underrated preseason team over the last 12 years, according to an analysis of Associated Press polls. The Cougars are entering the 2026 season with a preseason ranking of No. 14, their highest since 1985.

via Deseret NewsProvoOriginally published August 19, 2026

‘Bear was very sharp’: BYU offensive coordinator Aaron Roderick on Saturday’s scrimmage and why the offense was able to get the upper hand

BYU quarterback Bear Bachmeier looks to throw during scrimmage Saturday, Aug. 15, 2026, at LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo. Bachmeier and the offense came out on top. “Yeah, the offense definitely had a very good day,” Poppinga said. “That was probably their best day they have had.

via Deseret NewsProvoOriginally published August 19, 2026

BYU Football Reaches Halfway Point of Fall Camp

BYU football has reached the midpoint of fall camp, according to a report published August 19. The update includes coverage of various players and defensive developments.

ProvoOriginally published August 19, 2026

Provo Streets Transformed by 100 Artists for 15th Annual Chalk Festival

The 15th annual Chalk the Block for Charity Utah festival featured more than 100 artist teams transforming the north Provo Beach lot at The Shops at Riverwoods into a colorful street gallery. This year's celebration focused on a holidays theme and supported Spectrum Academy to benefit children with autism.

ProvoOriginally published August 19, 2026

Wasatch Elementary School Announces Back to School Schedule

Wasatch Elementary School announced upcoming dates for the start of the school year and Back to School Night. The school also provided details regarding morning arrival procedures and specific events for kindergarten families.

ProvoOriginally published August 19, 2026

Artists Whitney Lusk, Chad Truman, and Kate Miller to Perform for Utah's Best Country

Artists Whitney Lusk, Chad Truman, and Kate Miller are scheduled to perform for Utah's Best Country on September 18. The performers bring diverse backgrounds ranging from Nashville upbringing to a former legal career to the Covey Center stage.

ProvoOriginally published August 19, 2026

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