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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 24
- Latest publication
- Sep 7, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Herald Journal
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 6, 2026
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LoToJa Classic gears up for 44th time on Saturday (opens the original)
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Nibley Champion schools program promotes literacy, teamwork (opens the original)
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Ask an Expert: Drought and wildfires causing wildlife to appear in residential areas (opens the original)
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Most Utahns are accustomed to seeing deer in residential areas, but there have also recently been sightings of bears, foxes, mountain lions, coyotes and other wildlife. Wildlife are gravitating toward lower elevations due to recent drought â which reduces natural water sources â and wildfires â which can remove food and shelter. Young animals just leaving their mothers can become confused and make risky decisions as they wander into residential areas in search of food and shelter. Social m
‘You never know what you’ll discover’: Micki’s Thrift opens Saturday (opens the original)
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Stephanie Chavira has been collecting a little bit of everything for the last 15 years, from clothes, childrenâs toys, vintage cameras, books, furniture and other knick-knacks. âI have come from a long line of thrifters, resellers; my grandma, my mom, and Iâve always wanted to open a thrift store.â Chavira said. Chavira has done just that on 146 N. 100 East in Logan, with her store Mickiâs Thrift, opening Saturday, Aug 22. âI love shopping, but you canât keep everything,â Chavira
UDOT completes SR-30 improvement project (opens the original)
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