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Research Uncovers how Bacteria Fight Viruses
The discovery paves the way for a rapidly evolving therapy: viruses that can attack and kill dangerous bacteria while leaving human cells unharmed.
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Free Event Helps Preserve Family History
Family photographs, journals, letters and other irreplaceable records can disappear through fire, flood, deterioration or simply the passage of time. A new event coming to Salina this month will give area residents an opportunity to preserve those pieces of family and community history at no cost.
Gunnison Valley Hospital Expands Governing Board, Seeks Community Applicants
Gunnison Valley Hospital is expanding its Governing Board with two new positions designed to strengthen representation from the communities it serves. One position will represent the Manti/Sterling area, while the other will represent the Redmond, Salina and Aurora area.
Utah House of Representatives Report
Representative Carl Albrecht September 3, 2026 Investing in Education and Strengthening Student Success Supporting education means more than funding schools. It means creating an environment where students can focus on learning, teachers have the tools they need to succeed, and parents are empowered to play the most important role in their child's education.
Brad Allen Listed as Maintenance Supervisor in Salina City Records
A profile of Brad Allen, a maintenance supervisor for the city of Salina, based on city council agendas from mid-to-late 2026.
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING— Aurora City is providing notice of a public hearing to receive community input on requesting funding from the Community Impact Board to do a culinary water study. The last water study was conducted in 2018 and Aurora City is interested in updating the information regarding culinary water availability.
Sandra Sue Jensen
Redmond, Utah – Sandra Sue was born on September 8th, 1946 on a beautiful late summer day in Salina, Utah to Merrill and Joy Gurr. She passed away peacefully at home surrounded by loved ones on August 27, 2026. Sandra Sue as she was known by most, was born with the sweetest essence and zest for life.
Victory against Judge Memorial
The North Sevier Wolves Football Team hosted and whomped the Judge Memorial Bulldogs at home last Friday night. The Varsity team proved strong and unwavering as they focused on dominating each quarter. With #2 Houston Mickelsen as Quarterback, nailing and completing 66% of his passing throws, the receivers became unstoppable.
Lady Wolves at Work
The North Sevier Volleyball Team slides into another week of wins and losses. On Tuesday, August 25th, the Wolves traveled up to North Sanpete to face the season-undefeated Hawks. Unfortunately for North Sevier, the North Sanpete Volleyball rein-of-terror was not yet over.
Officials ask for help finding missing Canyonlands National Park hiker
The National Park Service is asking for the public's help finding a 71-year-old man who went missing Aug. Patrick J Trier was last seen in Salina, Utah on Saturday. Officials say he may have been camping in Goblin Valley State Park or near Boab before arriving at the Horseshoe Canyon trailhead of Canyonlands National Park Aug.
Search continues for missing man out of Canyonlands National Park, last seen on Aug. 17
JUAB COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — Canyonlands National Park has released additional information on a missing person in Horseshoe Canyon. According to National Park Service (NPS) officials, Patrick J. Trier, a 71-year-old man was last seen in Salina, Utah, on Saturday, Aug.
Scipio Implements Immediate Fireworks Ban Due to Wildfire Risk
The Town of Scipio and the Scipio Fire Department issued an immediate ban on all personal fireworks on June 27, 2026, citing an elevated risk of catastrophic wildfire. The directive follows a state of emergency declared by Governor Cox due to dry conditions and high temperatures.
