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New documentary asks, 'Is this Joseph Smith?'
SALT LAKE CITY — A new independent documentary focusing on the image of Latter-day Saint church leader Joseph Smith Jr. opens in Utah theatres Friday. The opening scene of "Brother Joseph Again" shows producers Joseph Brickey and Patrick Bishop looking at many images of the Prophet Joseph Smith. One says to the other, "I'm just not convinced right now that it is Joseph Smith."
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Utah Golf Welcomes Big 12 for Match Play Tournament
Dates: October 12-14 Location: The Country Club at Salt Lake City | SLC, Utah. The Utah Golf team welcomes its 15 conference mates to Salt Lake City for Big 12 Match Play next week from Monday, Oct. 12 through Wednesday, Oct. 14. Match play will take place at the Utes' home course where they practice, The Country Club at Salt Lake City.
Axios Salt Lake City
How to celebrate Indigenous People's Day in Salt Lake
Indigenous Peoples Day is Monday, with celebrations kicking off this weekend in and around Salt Lake. 💍 Indigenous Art Market & Festival : The October tradition brings live performances, artists and experts to the Natural History Museum of Utah on Saturday and Sunday. Tickets online 🪈 A Musical Dialogue : Hear Indigenous songs alongside the music of early European settlers 3pm Saturday at the Murray Park Pavilion and 5pm Sunday at St. Mark's Cathedral. Donations suggested 👣 Mocc Walk : The fundraiser for American Indian Services runs 4:30-6:30pm Monday at Wardle Fields Regional Park in Bluffdale. Register to participate or donate 🎉 Millcreek celebration : Enjoy live music, dancing, food and hands-on cultural activities 6-8pm Monday at Millcreek Common. Free
Gephardt Daily
Nickelback announces tour with April 22 Delta Center stop
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct. 9, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Canadian rock band Nickelback has announced its “2027 Everything Under the Sun” tour with an April 22 stop at the Delta Center. Artist and Verizon presale tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Tuesday. General on-sale begins...
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Country singer Jon Pardi postpones Colorado arena concert
Country music singer Jon Pardi postponed three upcoming concerts, including a concert in northern Colorado Thursday night. Pardi said he's battling a chest infection, forcing concerts in Loveland, West Valley City, and Nampa to be rescheduled to next year. Pardi was scheduled to bring his "Gamblin' Man Tour" to Blue...
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Utahn spotlights 442nd Army veteran's life story
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A few envelopes and a sturdy shoebox hold dozens of cream and gray vintage photos of Masao Akiyama. He was a U.S. veteran of Japanese descent who served in the 442nd Regimental Combat Team during World War II. His only child, Diane Akiyama, has...
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Panda Fest is coming to town
Panda Fest, one of the nation's fastest-growing outdoor Asian food and culture festivals,. is making its Utah debut this weekend at Library Square in downtown Salt Lake City!. Running Friday, Oct. 9, through Sunday, Oct. 11, the three-day celebration brings together hundreds of dishes, live performances, hands-on cultural experiences, artisan vendors and signature panda-themed attractions for all ages.
Axios Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City library faces scrutiny over workplace tensions
Tension between Salt Lake City Public Library leadership and workers is spilling into public view amid allegations of retaliation and a toxic workplace . Why it matters: The dispute is escalating just months after the library union reached a historic collective bargaining agreement and as the system navigates staff changes and plans for its future . State of play: At a Sept. 28 library Board of Directors meeting, some former employees spoke out about being retaliated against and experiencing a lack of due process during disciplinary actions. After their comments, board president Sariah Toronto announced the board would review the library's personnel policies, disciplinary actions, internal complaints and grievance records dating back to last October. Library executive director and CEO Noah Baskett welcomed the review. "I'm confident it'll show that the allegations of write-ups or acts of retaliation simply have not happened," Baskett said about the review. He disputed a recent Salt Lake City Weekly story that outlined a "culture of terror" and fear of retaliation for speaking out. Catch up quick: In May, the library system sent an email to more than 250 employees offering buyouts, fanning fears among staff that layoffs could be coming, the Salt Lake Tribune