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Nibley woman admits to firing shots at man during argument
LOGAN — A 39-year-old Nibley woman has confessed to shooting at her boyfriend during a dispute a year ago. Katherine Martin was emotional as she accepted a plea deal to lesser charges that will keep her from going to prison. Martin appeared Wednesday, May 22, in Logan’s 1st District...
'Forever watching over': New sculpture at Tremonton cemetery honors four brothers from same local family who died in WWII
Hundreds of people, including Utah’s governor, gathered at Riverview Cemetery in Tremonton on Monday morning for the city’s annual Memorial Day ceremony, and also to honor the sacrifice of one local family that lost four sons over the course of six months in defense of their country. The...
Circus on Ice tour coming May 30 to Cache County Event Center
CACHE COUNTY – The “Amazing Tour” of the Circus on Ice is coming to Logan for one night only on Thursday, May 30. The blend of elegant ice ballet and traditional circus acts will perform two shows at 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. at the Cache County Event Center.
1000 North widening, repaving project set to begin
Work is scheduled to begin sometime in the next week on a long-awaited road reconstruction project that will widen and resurface a section of the main road running through the north end of Tremonton. The project involves widening and repaving 1000 North between 2300 West and 3000 West. Crews will...
Census: Tremonton growth slows, remains strong
For a city with 12,000 residents, growing the population by nearly 5% in a year would normally be considered a pretty rapid expansion. For Tremonton, which has ranked among the fastest-growing cities in one of the nation’s fastest-growing states over the past few years, that rate actually represents somewhat of a lull.
USU men’s basketball: Calhoun talks about scheduling, roster, trip
As June approaches, Aggie men’s head basketball coach Jerrod Calhoun still has some work to do. With a dead period going on as far as recruiting is involved, the new Utah State coach still has a few holes to fill on the roster. He is also busy putting together the 2024-25 schedule. Like many coaches before him, Calhoun is dealing with trying to get high-caliber opponents to come play in the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum.
GSU Football Lands Utah State Transfer Defensive Lineman Sir Mells
Georgia State Football and Head Coach Dell McGee continue to add significant size and talent to the 2024 roster as former Utah State Transfer Defensive Lineman Sir Mells announced his intention to join GSU next weekend. He took to Twitter on Friday evening to announce the news:. Mells is a...
Column: Ode to David Sanborn
I was planning to opine about the primary election results with yet another love letter to legislators. But, then something else happened, something that was more personal and sad. It is something that would not have caught the attention of most readers, unless you are a melomaniac like me. A “melomaniac” is a music junkie, someone who has a mania for music. This condition takes one beyond just being a casual fan of a music genre or specific artist.
Summerfest Arts Faire seeking volunteers to support 40th annual event
LOGAN – The 40th annual observance of the Summerfest Arts Faire will take place June 13 to 15 at the Cache County Event Center and Fairgrounds. But not without the support of local volunteers. “We are very grateful for all the people who volunteer their help for our event,”...
USU track & field: Aggies wrap up competition at NCAA West Prelims
It was another performance to remember for Utah State hurdler Maddie Edwards in a season full of them, but it wasn’t quite enough to allow her to achieve her ultimate goal. The junior finished 17th in the quarterfinals of 400-meter hurdles on the fourth and final day of the NCAA West Preliminary Track & Field Championships in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Edwards, who ran the second-fastest time of her career at 58.25 seconds in her signature event, needed to place in the top 12 to advance to the NCAA Outdoor Championships, which will take place from June 5-8 in Eugene, Oregon.
Diesel spill at Logan Regional Hospital disrupts use of hot water
LOGAN - An isolated diesel fuel spill was contained to the Central Utility Plant at Logan Regional Hospital Wednesday afternoon. Intermountain Health spokesperson Erin Goff said for a few hours the hot water at Logan Regional was turned off. She said because there was enough residual hot water in the system, hospital operations were not impacted.
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