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Standard-Examiner
Nearing the finish: Ogden water line project on Pineview Reservoir could wrap up early
PINEVIEW RESERVOIR — The project to replace Ogden’s aging 36-inch water line across the Pineview Reservoir lakebed may come to a conclusion next month. On Thursday, Ogden City and other entities invited area media to the city’s well fields on the shore of Pineview Reservoir to discuss the status of the project.
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Slow negotiations over 21st Street Pond public access frustrate some Ogdenites
Ogden resident Karen Thurber dreams of kayaking on 21st Street Pond, an L-shaped, man-made lake between Interstate 15 and downtown Ogden. But thanks to a contract from 2008, ski company Goode Ski Technologies controls the pond and doesn’t allow people to swim or take boats on the water. “I...
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West Coast investors buy pair of Downtown buildings, plus Ogden’s View on 20th
Two West Coast investors have made their first move into Utah, buying three recently built apartment buildings in Downtown Salt Lake City and downtown Ogden totaling 257 units. Lake Washington Partners, a family-owned commercial real estate firm based in Bellevue, Wash., announced Thursday that its multifamily division, Refound Residential, had...
cachevalleydaily.com
Updates on Utah State men's basketball injuries
There are four players who have been unavailable for Utah State men's basketball in its first three games of the season: centers Connor Turnbull and Collin Mulholland, forward Bron Roberts, and guard Jax Allen. The absence of these four players hasn't been a hindrance to the Aggies so far, who have soared to a 3-0 start with blowout wins over Idaho State (94-58), Omaha (90-56) and Utah Tech (118-86). But it's worth keeping up-to-date on their status, as several of these players would be in Utah State's rotation were it not for injuries.
Standard-Examiner
Rodizio Grill set to carve out a place in Ogden’s restaurant scene next year
OGDEN — The chain that helped usher in the concept of a Brazilian Steakhouse to the nation is coming to Ogden. At the end of October, Rodizio Grill announced in a press release that it would be placing a restaurant in Ogden in 2027. “In 1996, we opened the...
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'Really iconic': Ogden museum secures $200K grant to rehab old Saltair train car
OGDEN — A historic open-air railcar that used to haul patrons to the old Saltair resort on the south shore of the Great Salt Lake will be getting a massive facelift so it can be put on display at the Utah State Railroad Museum in Ogden. The 104-year-old car...
thesignpostwsu.com
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...
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theogdenite.com
Q&A: Anna Cash, Smart Home Canning
Anna Cash owns the business Smart Home Canning which focuses on two things: teaching people the importance of food preservation and supporting a local artisan jam business. After completing the Master Food Preservers Course through the USU extension office in 2018, Anna saw the need for young people to understand not only where their food comes from but how to preserve the harvest. Anna and her family have lived in Ogden since 2009.
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cityweekly.net
Ogden Lebowski Fest brings fans together where The Dude still abides
The nature of a cult classic is often that it takes time to find its audience. While Joel and Ethan Coen’s 1998 comedy The Big Lebowski grossed less than $20 million at the North American box office when it was released, it has since become the kind of movie that inspires celebrations like Ogden’s annual Lebowski Fest.
Herald-Journal
USU women’s hoops: Rough game offensively for Aggies against Bengals
The Aggies couldn’t buy a basket in the opening half and they were never able to recover in their first of two home games this week. Idaho State outscored Utah State by double digits in each of the first two quarters and never looked back on its way to a 54-41 victory late Wednesday afternoon in a non-conference women’s basketball game at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum.
usustatesman.com
TSC director to resign at months end
TSC Director Ray Cheatham announced he will be stepping down from his position on Nov. 30. Starting Dec. 1, Housing Facilities Director David Marshall will take his place as interim director. “Cheatham submitted a letter of resignation on Nov. 4, and his last day is Nov. 30. Staff have been...
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'Tour of Faiths' showcases diverse religious communities throughout Cache Valley
LOGAN — The tapestry of religious faith across Utah has been interwoven with dozens of faith traditions throughout its history. In Logan, religious leaders have decided to highlight 10 of those traditions available to those seeking a higher power, community, or even just understanding. The Cache Valley Tour of...
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Loaves and Fishes brings Cache Valley together over food and community
LOGAN — A nonprofit in Cache Valley is bringing people together over a warm meal, while also providing something that can be just as important as the food itself. Loaves and Fishes serves community meals on the first and third Saturdays of each month, bringing together people who need food, those looking for social connection and volunteers who want to help.
cachevalleydaily.com
USU expands free legal assistance program to help Utahns facing eviction, debt collection
LOGAN — Utah State University is expanding a program that provides free legal assistance to Utahns facing eviction, debt collection lawsuits and other financial challenges as the state prepares to consolidate approximately 88,000 cases into a new statewide court division in 2027. USU's Transforming Communities Institute, housed in the...