Cedar Valley
Cedar Valley, UT · Education
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Timpview Has New Boys Basketball Head Coach
Timpview boys basketball is getting close to starting their season with Coach Isaac Faldmo. Previous head coach, Brad Kitchen, left his position at Timpview in June, 2026 to head coach the men’s team at Snow College. Timpview boys basketball has had multiple coaching changes in the past few years....
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LHS ATHLETE OF THE MONTH
RECENT HIGHLIGHTS: He anchored the center of our offensive line that rushed for more than 1,000 yards and passed for more than 1,900 yards this season. COACH’S COMMENTS: Karder decided to step away from football last year. He came back for his senior year committed to help the team win. He came in and filled the center spot in a huge way for us. His commitment to the team and being the best player at his position was remarkable. He is not only a great football player but a great teammate and an amazing human being.
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Federal grant program wrapping up 7 years of helping students find a path to college
SALT LAKE CITY — The USU STARS GEAR UP program just wrapped up its fourth grant after seven years of service. It's a federally funded program, with each grant providing Utah State University millions of dollars — all to help lower-income students access more resources to help them get through secondary education.
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High school football: Top-seed Skyridge advances to the 6A semifinals with narrow win over American Fork
A very strong defensive showing by the top-seeded Skyridge Falcons pushed them past the No. 8 American Fork Cavemen 28-21 in the quarterfinals of the 6A state playoffs Friday. Skyridge quarterback Jagger Fountaine led his team to victory with two touchdowns through the air and an 11-yard rushing score. Eli Mortsensen had two scores on the night — one rushing and one receiving from Fountaine. While his team put up enough points to get the job done, it was the defense that Falcons head coach Justin Hemm was most pleased with. “The defense was great all night. I thought, especially during the second half, we kind of buckled down and did some things that were huge, keeping us in it,” he said. “We had some opportunities there in the third quarter where we weren’t able to score in the red zone. The defense kept battling and gave our offense opportunities.” This season has been anything but easy for Skyridge on its way to earning the top seed in the postseason tournament. Hemm could not be prouder of his team’s perseverance and mentality throughout the year. “These boys have had a goal and a vision and have done a great job