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Taste Utah Road Tour - Cache County- Cafe Sabor
KUTV — The Taste Utah Road Tour is in Logan, Utah today!. Katy Sine visited Cafe Sabor, a delicious Mexican bistro that serves delicious food inside an old train station. Cafe Sabor serves everything from fajitas, tacos, pastas, seafood and so much more!. The restaurant is located at 600...
ESPN ranks Utah State’s QB room at top of Mountain West
Considering the quarterback position is universally seen as the single most important one on the football field, each team’s signal caller (or group of them) gets extra attention. So ESPN, more specifically staff writer David Hale, naturally went and divided all 134 Division I football teams into 20 tiers based on their situation at quarterback.
Cache Valley town and landowner clash over access to trails
CLARKSTON, Cache County — People in a Cache Valley community are worried about one landowner's plans as they see access cut off to several popular trails. According to Clarkston Mayor Craig Hidalgo, new dirt roads started to appear without any warning or permit requests near the trailheads above the Cache County town.
USU men’s basketball: Aggies sign Gonzaga transfer
Another piece was added to the 2024-25 men’s basketball team on Monday. Pavle Stosic had already made it be known on social media that he was headed south to Logan from Gonzaga. Utah State head men’s basketball coach Jerrod Calhoun made it official to start out this week. Stosic will be a sophomore and have three years of eligibility left.
Monday PM headlines: SLC's 2034 Olympics expected to cost $2.38 billion
Intermountain breaks ground on cancer center expansion in Logan. Intermountain Logan Regional Hospital recently broke ground on an expansion to its Gossner Cancer Center’s Radiation Oncology department. The 3,717 square-foot expansion includes things like additional clinical space and equipment for a brachytherapy program, a new CT scanner, radiation isotope...
American Legion baseball: Wolverines edge Trappers in tourney title game
A pair of American Legion baseball programs resumed their rivalry in the championship game of a local tournament, and it was another barnburner. Kaden Wiser sprinted home on a Nate Dahle grounder in the bottom of the eighth to propel the Cache (Ridgeline) Wolverines to a hard-fought 5-4 victory over the Blacksmith Fork (Mountain Crest) Trappers in the finals of the Rocky Mountain School of Baseball Cache Summer Slugger Tournament on Saturday evening at Ridgeline High School. The Wolverines also outlasted the Trappers in extra innings the last time these rivals squared off, which was last July in the American Legion State Tournament.
Prep girls basketball: Three and counting — Skinner continues to improve and impress
MILLVILLE — It’s been more than three months since Ridgeline wrapped up a second straight 4A state title in girls basketball. However, one Riverhawk has been busier than ever on the hardwood. Emilee Skinner has been traveling to camps, tournaments and, most recently, spent nearly a week in Colorado Springs, Colorado, trying out for the U17 U.S. national team. She was one of 12 to make the squad and will be heading to Mexico next month to help represent the U.S. at the World Cup after a training camp in Colorado Springs that begins on July 3.
Providence moving ahead with growth and new recreation opportunities
PROVIDENCE -- Providence City has a public hearing coming up on the city budget. On KVNU’s For the People program on Monday, Providence Mayor Kathleen Alder agreed that through the budget process, local cities and towns are helping to define the future of Cache Valley. “That’s true, all of...
Athlon's preseason All-MW football teams feature 11 Aggies
In the first of what will eventually be many preseason all-conference lists, Athlon Sports released its four preseason All-Mountain West teams. Utah State had 12 selections among 11 players. The 12 selections were tied for sixth-most among all schools. Boise State led the way with 21, followed by Colorado State...
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