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Tough Utah defense ready for clash vs. Weber State
After grinding out a pair of wins, Utah continues a five-game homestand on Tuesday night against in-state rival Weber State in Salt Lake City. The Utes (2-0), who started the season with a 66-63 victory over Long Beach State on Nov. 2, come in off a 67-57 win over Towson on Thursday. Utah has done it with defense, holding the Tigers to just 39.3% shooting, including 30.0% from 3-point range, and Long Beach to 39.6% from the floor while outrebounding the Beach, 40-27. Taison Chatman had 15 points, including 3 of 5 from 3-point range, in 22 minutes off the bench against Towson. The Utes led 27-19 at halftime and quickly built the margin to 15 points with 16:30 left. "Being aggressive, being smarter and recognizing things," Chatman told the Deseret News when asked about the team's focus heading into Tuesday's game. "We want to gain momentum for (Big 12) conference play." The Utes also finished with a 35-30 edge in rebounds against Towson while sinking 16 of 19 free throws in the second half. "We did a really good job on the boards, which has been a point of emphasis," Utes head coach Alex Jensen said. "We won by
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Hidden for decades, a Bountiful veteran's letters tell story of Vietnam War
BOUNTIFUL — Some people are an open book. Jim Cook wasn't one of them. "He wasn't a real vocal guy," said Rick Mittelstaedt, Cook's stepson. "He liked to hunt, he liked to fish, he liked to be outdoors." It turns out Cook had quite a story to tell, though.
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'Best week of my life': Ogden High student marks 10 years cancer-free, nabs state soccer title
OGDEN — Last week, Gracie Litz, an Ogden High School senior, marked 10 years since her last treatment for cancer, just days after her soccer team won the 3A girl's state championship. "Best week of my life, I guess," she said with a laugh. Her mom, Brittany Litz, was...
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Light the World Giving Machines to return to Ogden for extended holiday season
OGDEN — There will be greater opportunities to give in Ogden this holiday season. In October, a press release announced that the Light the World Giving Machines — part of the the Giving Machine Initiative which is sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — will be making a return to Ogden for the third year. This includes a kickoff event during the opening of Ogden’s Christmas Village on Nov. 28, at 6 p.m. featuring a ribbon cutting by the Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce’s Spikers, choirs from Davis and Weber School District schools and remarks from Ogden Mayor Ben Nadolski.
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Homecoming Reunites Former Players at Weber State
After first arriving in Ogden to play football for Weber State University, former Wildcats, who walked home turf at Stewart Stadium, united their teammates for the Fall 2026 Homecoming game. Among those in attendance was Forrest Crawford, one of the team captains. For him and his teammates, his time playing...