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Historical marker to honor miraculous pioneer wheat harvest
The Lehi Historical Society will unveil a historical marker honoring Sarah Peterson’s miraculous 1855 wheat harvest on Saturday at 11 a.m., at the Dry Creek Park trail entrance at 1350 North and Nuttall Drive. “We’ve been looking forward to this one all year,” said Nicole Kunze, event planner for...
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Walker property development on State Street moves forward
The property at 915 West State Street in Lehi will soon have a new owner. After months of back and forth between the Walker family, who have owned the property for over 60 years, residents who live along Trinnaman Lane, and the Lehi City Council, a development agreement was reached and passed at the city council meeting on September 22, 2026,
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A 'wish list' for Ryan Smith
SALT LAKE CITY — As downtown Salt Lake City continues to evolve, residents said they appreciate the city's growing food scene and entertainment options, but many still see opportunities for improvement. If they had the ear of Utah sports and business leader Ryan Smith, who has become synonymous with...
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Industrial Supply Company Expands Salt Lake City Operations, Plans for Larger Distribution Center
Why This Matters to Distributors: Industrial Supply Company is adding warehouse capacity after what it described as a record year while preparing for a potentially larger distribution investment. The property acquisition gives the distributor immediate room to improve inventory flow and enough contiguous space to consider a larger, integrated distribution center.
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UDOT unveils new clean aircraft at Salt Lake International Airport
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Department of Transportation has unveiled a new clean aircraft that they say will usher in a new era of aviation. Beta Technologies is the maker behind the ALIA CX- 300, an all-electric aircraft that was showcased Wednesday at UDOT's hangar at the Salt Lake City International Airport.
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Rise Harvest signs lease to open first Jeff’s Bagel Run in Utah
MIDVALE, Utah — Rise Harvest, the Utah-based multi-brand franchise holding company, has signed a lease to open its first Jeff’s Bagel Run at 744 W Blue Vista Ln in the View 72 shopping center in Midvale, Utah. The location is expected to open by the end of 2026 and will be the first Jeff’s Bagel Run operating in the state of Utah.
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Fans can help pick businesses for downtown sports district
Feel strongly about which local businesses belong in downtown's future sports and entertainment district? There's a survey for that. Driving the news: Ryan Smith, the owner of the Utah Jazz and Mammoth, launched a survey Wednesday asking fans what local shops and restaurants they'd like to see in the upcoming development. Construction on the highly anticipated project is expected to begin next year. What they're saying: "We want a strong LOCAL vibe in addition to iconic brands," Smith said on X. Catch up quick: The Delta Center recently wrapped up its monthslong overhaul of the sports stadium ahead of the Mammoth's 2026-27 season. The upgrades brought in eight new concessions , terrace-style seating, and sky lounges above each sideline. Between the lines: Smith has turned to fans for input before. Shortly after acquiring the Arizona Coyotes in 2024, he launched a survey to help choose the NHL team's new name , drawing about 850,000 responses. 💭 Kim's thought bubble: I'd love to see Fisher Brewery open a second location, along with Taverna for its pizza by the slice and Top Taco for late-night bites.
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Introducing kids to agriculture through the new Youth Livestock Barn in South Jordan
SALT LAKE CITY — A project spearheaded by youth in the 4-H and Future Farmers of America programs is ready to entertain and educate in South Jordan. The Youth Livestock Barn at the Bastian Agricultural Center is a new space for young people to raise and care for animals while at the same time learn essential agriculture and life skills. It was formerly known as the Salt Lake County Equestrian Center, and is still used in part for horse rides, boarding and equine events.
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Housing costs forcing people to cut spending on food, healthcare, report finds
Housing costs are forcing people around the world to cut spending on necessities, according to a new report from Habitat for Humanity International. The report, based on surveys of 30,000 people across 22 countries, says 75% of respondents reported cutting back on at least one expense in the past year to afford housing.
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Industrial Supply Company expands Salt Lake City headquarters
Industrial Supply Company acquired the property directly east of its Salt Lake City headquarters at 229 West Harris Avenue. The purchase brings the entire block under company ownership, expanding the 300 West campus that has served as headquarters since 1964, following its early years on Social Hall Avenue where the company was founded in 1916.
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Christensen Farms brings locally grown pumpkins to the neighborhood
For the Christensen family, fall is more than a season of changing leaves and Halloween decorations. It’s a time to share the fruits of their labor with the community. Christensen Farms, a sixth-generation family farm about two miles south of American Fork, is once again offering pumpkins, squash and other fall decorations at a front-yard honor-system stand at 234 E. 200 S. in Lehi.
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University of Utah announces “modernization effort,” may lay off hundreds of staff after input from national consulting agencies
The University of Utah anticipates reducing upwards of 855 positions, or 15%, of the roughly 5,700 operational staff members at the U in a modernization effort over the next nine months, according to a statement the university released on Sept. 8. What that will look like for the staff affected remains to be seen.
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McGee & Co. opens flagship home furnishings store in Salt Lake City
Home furnishings and décor brand McGee & Co. has opened its first flagship store, a 7,500-square foot whole-home presentation in Salt Lake City‘s historic Trolley Square. The store was designed by interior design firm Studio McGee, the creative arm of McGee & Co., and is arranged as a series of fully styled rooms showcasing furniture, lighting, rugs, textiles, tabletop pieces and accessories. The assortment includes more than 1,000 products selected from McGee & Co.’s broader online collection, as well as vintage finds, garden accessories and other pieces available exclusively at the Salt Lake City location.