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Rowland Hall's 9th & 9th Campus Heads to Student Housing Developer
The stately old schoolhouse that has anchored Rowland Hall's middle and upper schools near Salt Lake City's 9th & 9th neighborhood for decades is now under contract to a student-housing developer, according to a signed memorandum filed with the Salt Lake County Recorder. The 4.62-acre property at 843 S. Lincoln Street currently serves middle school and high school students, but that could soon change as the private school finishes its long-planned move to a new campus on Sunnyside Avenue.
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Utah State University opens new Youth Livestock Barn in South Jordan
SOUTH JORDAN, Utah (ABC4) — Utah State University (USU) is celebrating the completion of their new Youth Livestock Barn. According to USU, the aim of the barn is to help youth participate in the school's Junior Livestock Program, which is an initiative designed for kids interested in raising livestock.
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Tree service companies merge, expand fire mitigation work
David Tellian, owner of Alpine Forestry, and Low Stump Tree Service's Patty Xavier talk about how the merger of the two businesses will help with wildfire mitigation efforts in the Wasatch Back. The companies are now operating under the Alpine Forestry name and focus on fire mitigation and forest restoration on larger properties, open space, city and county lands, and native-vegetation areas. Xavier says the merger allowed for an expansion of resources and breadth of services. Residential services include tree removal, pruning, stump grinding, fertilization, chipping and hauling. They say recent rain is allowing for the transition between wildfire season and prescribed burning season. Iron Mountain, Lower Thaynes Canyon, Pinebrook, Summit Park and outlying areas are on the list for prescribed burns this fall between late October and early December.
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Montgomery reflects on recent aviation award
Edward L. Montgomery of Alpine recently received the Federal Aviation Administration’s Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award. The award recognizes his 50+ years of piloting and commitment to aviation safety. The Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award is the FAA’s highest award for pilots. Named for aviation pioneers many know from...
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Salt Lake City’s construction costs have climbed faster than any other market
The cost of non-residential construction in Salt Lake City is up 7.87 percent from a year ago, the steepest increase among the eight metropolitan markets tracked by Mortenson, the national general contractor whose quarterly cost index is one of the few public measures of regional construction pricing. The national figure...
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Utah State University opens new Youth Livestock Barn in South Jordan
SOUTH JORDAN, Utah (ABC4) — Utah State University (USU) is celebrating the completion of their new Youth Livestock Barn. According to USU, the aim of the barn is to help youth participate in the school’s Junior Livestock Program, which is an initiative designed for kids interested in raising livestock. Until now, USU provided kids participating […]
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PuroClean Identifies Salt Lake City as a Strategic Market for Franchise Expansion
TAMARAC, Fla. — PuroClean a leading international property restoration and remediation franchise, sees a strategic opportunity in Salt Lake City to expand its presence with sophisticated entrepreneurs looking to grow a high-margin business. PuroClean offers a scalable business model backed by national partnerships, premier training, regional support, and advanced technology systems designed to help Franchise Owners maximize revenue.
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Audit recommends changes after examining Salt Lake City Public Utilities' $600M debt
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah's capital city has prepared for the future by investing in major infrastructure improvements and planning for future capital needs, legislative auditors say. However, while they found no evidence that any "enterprise funds were used inappropriately," auditors say that the previous way to pay for...
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PACS Group Announces Chief Legal Officer Transition
SALT LAKE CITY--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sep 21, 2026-- PACS Group, Inc. (“PACS” or the “Company”) announced today that John Mitchell has retired, effective Sept. 18, 2026, from his position as Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary. Following his retirement, Mitchell will serve as a consultant to PACS to support an orderly leadership transition. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260921864828/en/ Patrick J. Murphy, PACS Group’s newly appointed Chief Legal Officer The Company has selected Patrick J. Murphy to succeed Mitchell as Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary, effective September 21, 2026. Murphy will oversee PACS’s legal function and provide counsel in support of their operations and strategic priorities. “John has been far more than our Chief Legal Officer; he’s been a trusted advisor, valued colleague, and steady leader through an important period in PACS’s history,” said Jason Murray, PACS’s Chairman and CEO. “His judgment, integrity, and thoughtful counsel have helped us navigate growth and change while remaining focused on our mission. We are grateful that John will continue to support PACS as a consultant, and we wish him the very best in retirement.” Mitchell joined PACS in 2017, managing the legal department and supporting organizational growth and their
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Hines Puts Historic Kearns Building Up for Sale After Renovation
The Kearns Building, a 10-story Main Street landmark constructed from 1909 to 1911, is officially for sale. Developer Hines has listed the historic tower at 136 S. Main along with the adjacent Daynes Jewelry Building at 128 S. Main, putting two of the city's oldest office properties on the market just as downtown's office fundamentals show their strongest signs in years.
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Weave acquired by investment firm for $650M
Francisco Partners, a global investment firm, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire healthcare and dental technology Weave. The transaction has an aggregate equity valuation of about $650 million. Under the terms of the agreement, Weave stockholders will receive $7.40 per share in cash, according to an Aug. 18 news release from Francisco Partners.
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Retail in the Salt Lake metro is tighter than anywhere in the West
Retail developers across the Salt Lake City metro added 185,000 square feet of space in the first six months of 2026, the lowest January-to-June total on record, according to a third quarter report from Marcus & Millichap. Last year, developers added more than 1.3 million square feet. What remains under...
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The Massive Utah Overstock Warehouse Where You Can Score Discontinued Gems For Pennies
Bargain hunting gets interesting when the shelves refuse to tell you what comes next. This warehouse-style stop mixes overstock, closeouts, damaged-box goods, and recovered products into a shopping trip that rewards curiosity more than speed. Savvy shoppers across Utah can stretch a budget here, but only if they are willing...
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Insurance company launches own investigation into catastrophic Midvale apartment fire
MIDVALE, Utah (KUTV) — Lawyers for the insurance company representing North Union Apartments in Midvale say they are launching their own examination of the catastrophic July fire. That comes after Unified Fire Authority released its own findings, saying the cause remains undetermined. The insurance company’s consultants are scheduled to...
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Emigration Canyon residents concerned over proposed Sinclair fuel pipeline expansion
SALT LAKE CITY — Homeowners in Emigration Canyon are raising concerns about a proposed fuel pipeline project from HF Sinclair that could bring a new refined petroleum pipeline through the area as the company looks to expand fuel transportation capacity in Utah and across the Mountain West. Sinclair representatives...
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Condo owner says HOA should help with $25K in damages. HOA disagrees
HERRIMAN — It's the stuff of nightmares: something coming up from your sewer line, repeatedly. But for Barbara Jensen, that's her reality. "It came up through the toilet. It came up through the tub," Jensen said of a foul mix of human waste, dirty water and bacteria that spewed up into her Herriman condo.