Thatcher
Thatcher, UT · Municipal
Herald-Journal
COLUMN: Bryan Cox was a great man
I was deeply saddened to hear of former Hyde Park Mayor Bryan Cox’s death, a man who consistently brightened up every room he was in and always showed me nothing but kindness. Not only did Cox’s sense of humor jive with mine, but I always felt that he truly...
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Utah’s Employee-Owned Cheesemaker Keeps Building In Cache Valley
On July 29, 2022, hundreds of Schreiber employees and Cache Valley residents filled the grounds of the Schreiber Foods plant in Logan, Utah, as a Guinness World Records judge weighed a mountain of macaroni and cheese. The company announced it came in at 4,742 pounds, a new world record. “What...
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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...
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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...
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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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Sandy Mobile Home Park Advertises Affordable Living, Residents Say Lot Rents Say Otherwise
A sign outside Crescent Village in Sandy, Utah advertises affordable housing, but residents who own their manufactured homes there say the land beneath those homes is getting harder to afford every year. One homeowner, identified only as Sunny, expects her lot rent to climb to $1,354 a month starting in January 2027, according to KUTV, part of a wave of increases hitting residents across the community.
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Groundbreaking for Lehi Utah Temple scheduled for Dec. 5
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced that a groundbreaking ceremony for the Lehi Utah Temple will take place Saturday, Dec. 5, marking a significant milestone for the city’s first temple. Elder John A. McCune, a member of the church’s Utah Area Presidency, will preside over...
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More than 7,000 customers without power in Kearns area
KEARNS, Utah (KUTV) — More than 7,000 customers were reported to be without power in the Kearns, Taylorsville, and West Jordan areas. Rocky Mountain Power confirmed the outage just after 7 p.m. on Wednesday. They anticipated the power to be restored by 2 a.m. on Thursday. The cause is...
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After bond fails, Sandy mayor defends process of putting issue to residents
SANDY — After a bond issue failed on Election Night by a narrow 51-48 margin, Sandy's mayor on Tuesday said she would have put the matter of potentially acquiring Crescent View Middle School to voters all over again. "I didn't want our voters to find out after the fact...