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Skyridge golf earns state silver trophy
The Skyridge High School boys golf team pulled off the biggest shocker of the prep fall season to date by earning second place at the 6A state golf tournament, played October 12 and 13 at Talons Cove Golf Club in Saratoga Springs. Lehi was one of the favorites coming into...
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Model Train Lovers Lose Hours Inside This Family-Run Utah Store Packed With Vintage Locomotives
Tiny trains have an unfair advantage: once the details start pulling you in, twenty minutes can disappear without permission. In West Jordan, a shop devoted to miniature railroading turns shelves of locomotives, scenery pieces, and layout supplies into a rabbit hole for anyone who likes precision. For collectors exploring this...
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Wickenburg, AZ is an easy winter escape with golf, guest ranches and the Old West
By the time January settles over the Wasatch Front, most Utahns know the routine. Gray skies, cold mornings and snow in the mountains. For anyone ready for a break that feels different from home, without a long or complicated trip, there's a small Western town in Arizona worth a closer look: Wickenburg.
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Review: Robert Plant Visits Utah, Proceeds to Get The Led Out (Gently)
When Robert Plant paid Salt Lake City a rare visit last Thursday (October 8, Abravanel Hall) — seven years since he’d last done so — it was worth taking in the widely diverse crowd that’d gathered in his name just before the houselights dimmed. And why shouldn’t they came from all walks of life, right? Led Zeppelin is an institution — a time-tested radio staple, an example of supergroup perfection — and its fanbase knows few bounds or stereotypes. Some were there to tap into their yesteryear memories, while others knew this was as close as they’d ever get to a legend that won’t be replicated. As for Plant himself? He was there largely to enjoy the evening, which included singing gospel tunes (“Ain’t No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down”), offering up a surprise harmonica solo, and even easing into some of his greatest hits.
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BrockStrong Foundation brings music back into lives of family, community who lost son
SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — When Lori Haglund found out her son had a disease that attacked his liver, she was devastated. “Brock was ten years old when he was diagnosed with primary sclerosis and autoimmune disease of the liver. We were told that eventually he would need a liver transplant. Brock was put on an organ donor waiting list and courageously went on with a normal life," she said.