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Rundown complex near BYU's campus could become new student housing option, but faces parking problem (opens the original)
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PROVO, Utah — Could a rundown building just across the street from BYU’s campus soon turn into a revamped apartment complex that brings much-needed student housing? Developers have brought that sort of a plan to Provo City for the Park Plaza apartments, which locals say has sat dormant for years. “If you live right around campus, it’s definitely kind of an eyesore,” said BYU Junior Glynn Beatty. Beatty claims navigating the student housing market in Provo isn’t so simple. “It’s pretty competitiv
Spanish Fork citizens file referendum on data center amendment; county works on ordinance to bring protections (opens the original)
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SPANISH FORK, Utah — A group of Spanish Fork citizens has filed for a referendum to be held on the Title 15 Amendment, which recently set requirements for data centers that generate their own electricity. City officials confirmed the application was submitted Monday afternoon. They now have 20 days to review the application, beginning Tuesday. Locals in Spanish Fork joined a growing number of Utahns who’ve fought back against a data center project coming to their community when a proposal starte
Provo parents push back against $38 million plan to move elementary school (opens the original)
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PROVO, Utah — Provo parents are speaking out about their school district’s $38 million plan to rebuild an elementary school that was just opened less than 20 years ago. The plan was approved nearly a year ago by the Provo City School Board, but recently resurfaced as a point of contention for many of the district's parents. — Provo parents push back against $38 million plan to move elementary school — “Their job is to uphold the entire Provo School District community - not one at the expense of
Report: Provo ranks first in nation in multiple job growth metrics (opens the original)
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PROVO, Utah — As the Provo metro continues to grow, so too do its job opportunities. According to the firm Economic Leadership, the area ranks first in the nation in job growth over the decade spanning from 2015 to 2025. Experts say much of that success can be tied to big companies like those within the Silicon Slopes network. But it's also evident in the vibrant small business communities around Utah Valley. On the corner of Center Street and Freedom Boulevard in Provo, photography lovers insid
Vesper developers withdraw application as community members clamor for more data on amphitheater's impacts (opens the original)
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PROVO, Utah — Months into the process of considering the Vesper amphitheater proposal, Provo’s City Council announced Wednesday that the developers withdrew their application. The project was slated to be discussed during the council's September 8th meeting. “This gives the public more time to listen and learn and ask us more questions,” said council member Katrice MacKay. McKenna Brown is among the many who’ve been asking questions. “This originally was pitched to me that it’s a gravel pit and
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