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Escalante Marathon offers Boston qualifier through some of Utah's most stunning scenery (opens the original)
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ESCALANTE, Utah — The Escalante Marathon runs 26.2 miles from Boulder to Escalante, winding through canyon country filled with yellow cottonwoods, oak trees, giant forested plateaus, and humpbacked dunes of stone carved by wind and floods. The race is an official Boston Marathon qualifier — though with some tough hills, it was not designed with speed in mind. Brent Cottam started the marathon as a way to raise money for students in Escalante while he was teaching and coaching at Escalante High S
Here's how record diesel prices after the US-Iran war could add $200 or more to your yearly grocery budget (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Falling diesel prices quietly took pressure off grocery bills for three years, ending in March of 2026. Now, with fuel costs surging to record highs, that relief may be fading. The U.S. Department of Agriculture tracks how transportation and energy costs flow through to grocery prices. In 2024, about 9.5 cents of every dollar spent on groceries went to trucking, storage and energy — the lowest share in USDA data since 2007. By comparison, during the last major fuel spike in 2008
Knives, candy cannons, and family bonds: Inside Evanston, Wyoming's Bear River Rendezvous event (opens the original)
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EVANSTON, Wyo. — First, a confession. In an unprecedented breach of Max Tracks tradition, I returned to a place I featured in the previous month's Max Tracks. Before you call the authorities...let me explain. I stopped at Bear River State Park on my way to Bear Lake for the August Max Tracks, but it was to splash around in the river. This time, it was all about the big event in Evanston's Bear River State Park: The Bear River Rendezvous! Have you been to a Rendezvous? I have, but not since child
On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Utahns reflect on sacrifice, unity, and the cost of freedom (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 attacks, the memory remains sharp for those who lived through it. But as the anniversary grows more distant, the lessons can blur — even as acts of individual sacrifice endure. Army veteran Marc Halliday served for more than 24 years, including in military intelligence on the day of the attacks. "I was serving in the military intelligence at that time, active duty, and my day got very busy," Halliday said. Halliday also spent about 20 years a
In this century, Utah has more farms and less farm land (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Utah has 23% more farms than it did in 1997, but the state has lost about 1.5 million acres of agricultural land over the same period — and no county tells that story more sharply than Davis County. The most recent U.S. agricultural census data, from 2022, shows Utah farmland has shrunk by 13% since 1997. The number of farms grew over most of that period, but the last five years brought a decline. A look at eight of Utah's counties — ranked by agricultural sales in 2022 — reveal
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