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Logan residents honor 9/11 first responders with annual stair climb (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, communities around the United States and the world participated in a memorial stair climb. They gathered together to honor the 441 first responders who died that day. Firefighters made up 343 of those first responders. Utah State University collaborated with their Veterans Resource Office and the Logan City Fire Department to host a stair climb in Logan. Those at Utah State University’s Maverik Stadium climbed 2,200 steps. That’s equivalent to
Pets and their humans celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride at Logan's annual festival (opens the original)
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The Logan Pride Foundation welcomes people from all backgrounds to the Pride House throughout the year. And every September, they celebrate. While their annual Pride festival has been at many locations in the area, this year, it’s a little closer to home. Hosted on Federal Avenue and Church Street, the festival has hundreds of people — and dozens of four-legged friends — in the downtown district. Lauren Morrill is a local author and musician. She attended Pride with her wife and their dog, Ridle
Thousands came to UVU to mourn Charlie Kirk. Others protested the memorial (opens the original)
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Thousands of people gathered in Orem Thursday night to remember right-wing political activist Charlie Kirk on the anniversary of his death. Now known across the country as the location of Charlie Kirk’s death, Utah Valley University hosted a memorial on Thursday to mark one year after the tragedy on their campus. Called “Freedom Built to Last,” the vigil was organized by Turning Point USA, a conservative nonprofit organization founded by Kirk in 2012. The UCCU Center was filled with Kirk’s colle
Cache County's first permanent settlement turns 170 years old (opens the original)
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A group of 25 settlers entered Cache County on Sept. 15, 1856. Less than two weeks after their arrival, one of the travelers, Mary Ann Weston Maughan, gave birth in what is now called Wellsville. To commemorate, Wellsville residents crowded up on both sides of the streets to watch the annual Founder’s Day Parade. Pioneer wagons, horses, floats, and other participants made their way throughout town. Paraders threw candy to the onlookers. Wellsville resident Ruthanne Ellis is the parade committee
Utah House District 3 candidates split on data centers, housing (opens the original)
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CORRECTION: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that Patrick Belmont is running as a Democrat. He is actually not affiliated with any party. Cache County voters in Utah House District 3 will soon choose who will represent them in the Utah Legislature. As the November election approaches, incumbent Republican Jason Thompson is seeking another term. He’s facing unaffiliated challenger Patrick Belmont. Thompson was first elected to his seat in 2024, with a campaign focused on govern
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