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Public lands in eastern Utah highlight two different conservation strategies (opens the original)
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Living Rivers, a Moab-based conservation group, flew reporters and local business owners of Vernal over the Dinosaur National Monument and John Wesley Powell National Conservation Area. Living Rivers advocates to preserve and restore the Colorado River and the Colorado Plateau. “Dinosaur is the crown jewel of northeast Utah in terms of really special lands,” said Cody Perry, a representative for Living Rivers. Perry said the group is interested in Dinosaur National Monument because of key waterw
Logan warming center celebrates years of serving northern Utahns (opens the original)
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Logan’s William A. Burnard Warming Center is celebrating its history and looking back on its first season. The center will open again in November and is located at St. John’s Episcopal Church. “I think that people really enjoy serving at the warming center because it's purposeful," said Heather Crockett, the executive director of the organization since October of 2025. “In addition to working full-time jobs, we have people who just give hours and hours of their time and their commitment to makin
Utah schools get reimbursed for student-led clean energy project (opens the original)
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Utah’s schools emit just under 890,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide, according to a report from the U.S. Department of Energy. The Salt Lake City School District is one of the districts trying to actively pursue a cleaner future in the state. It wants to reach a goal of using 100% clean energy by 2030. The IRS reimbursed $1.6 million to the district to help make this happen. In order to achieve that, the Sierra Club Utah Chapter is partnering with the youth-led group Utah Youth Environmental So
An artist that focuses on houses wins Governor's Mansion Award (opens the original)
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A table, couch, and many buckets of paint sit in a small studio attached to the back side of a garage. Acrylic paintings of various sizes fill the studio’s room. Most are depicting houses. “Over the years, my art has changed, probably as I've just like with anything," Justin Wheatley said. "I feel like you learn as you go, and I think that they've become a lot more refined and more focused on what I think is important.” Wheatley is the painter of the houses. He’s a Utah State University alum and
Northern Utahns set up early for Pioneer Day parade (opens the original)
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Many people arrived about an hour before Logan City's parade began on Pioneer Day. With chairs and blankets, they lined up along the roughly 1.5-mile route in downtown Logan. Quite a few of these people brought their set up the day before. They wanted to get a good view of the various floats from businesses and schools around Logan. “They will come out and put out chairs or shades or blankets to reserve their spot along the route, and it's touchy because you might be in people's yards, so you ha
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