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Halloween is the last call for Midway’s local farmers market - Park Record (opens the original)
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This was Jacee Andersen’s first year participating in Midway’s Saturday farmers market, and the Velvet Acre Farms grower said it was a challenging season. Drought across the state created a difficult climate for farmers, Andersen said. Plus, recent hailstorms brought a new wave of hurdles. But the bright spot was Midway’s Saturday market. “We love meeting the people,” Andersen said. “(They) love seeing who grows the food, and they love to chat and learn more about the land and the property and o
The nation’s ‘loneliness epidemic’ is present in Wasatch County - Park Record (opens the original)
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This story is part of an ongoing series about loneliness and community in Wasatch County. Future stories will explore how Wasatch County residents foster connection in their area. If you have experienced loneliness or can share about connection-building activities or events, reach out to Wasatch County reporter Clara Hatcher at [email protected]. There is a “loneliness epidemic” in the United States. That’s according to Gov. Spencer Cox, who discussed the topic, among others, with Jon Stewart on
Wasatch County wants to use excess revenue to dole out property tax cuts - Park Record (opens the original)
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Sherry and Ryan Laub bought their Heber City home for about $580,000 in 2012. With six bedrooms, a basement apartment and views of Mt. Timpanogos, the Laubs thought it was perfect. There was plenty of room for them, a retired couple, plus space to host their family, including eight grandchildren. But now the Laubs find themselves with a problem. While annual property taxes were an affordable $2,700 14 years ago, their home value has increased to around $1.6 million today, so they will pay around
Former Wasatch County Sheriff’s Office employee pleads guilty to felony sex charge - Park Record (opens the original)
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Former Wasatch County Sheriff’s Office administrator Mitchell McKee, 61, pleaded guilty to one count of unlawful sexual activity with a minor on Monday. The original 10 felony sex crimes charges were dismissed. The maximum penalty for the third-degree felony is a prison sentence of up to five years, a $5,000 fine and registering as a sex offender. Fourth District Court Judge Anthony Howell said the decision to accept McKee’s guilty plea did not come easily. “I have to be really careful when I si
Does a districtwide school cellphone ban interfere with technological literacy? - Park Record (opens the original)
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Wasatch County School District students cannot have cellphones in class, but board members are weighing that ban with the district’s responsibility to teach technological literacy. Administrators and board members on Thursday examined the effectiveness of a statewide bell-to-bell cellphone ban that took effect in August 2025. The Wasatch County School District is currently in compliance with the law, and board members are searching for input on how the ban is working in schools. Board member Bra
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