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Utah women leaders raise concerns over Utah County Clerk’s recent hire
Judicial confirmation committee endorses Gov. Cox’s 2 Utah Supreme Court picks
Stage 1 fire restrictions in place for unincorporated Utah County
Ready to polish: CUWCD opens groundwater cleaning plant in Vineyard
Phil Lyman running for Congress to ‘push back’ against perceived government overreach
An authentic adventure: A look inside The Chosen’s final season filming in Utah County
Making a Difference: Teachers, the epitome of making differences
Garden Help Desk: There’s still time to plant green beans
EveryDay Strong: 3 questions to ask yourself before talking to your child about drugs
Cycling across America for warm beds and full bellies
Some people ride their bikes around the block or on local trails. But, one Utah couple is about to ride their bikes for 4,000 miles. Everyone deserves a safe place to sleep and enough food to eat. That belief is the catalyst for the adventure that Bliss and Robert Sawyer will embark on as ...
HARROP: Politician names on public works is free advertising
When workers scraped Donald Trump's name off the Donald Trump and John F. Kennedy Performing Arts Center, they should have kept going. They should have taken Kennedy's name off as well and restored the building to its original, simple title, the National Culture Center. After President ...
Guest opinion: Reading before jobs
Utah’s education system has leaned hard into workforce readiness. In K-12, students build college and career readiness plans, middle schoolers take the class College and Career Awareness, and the state’s Career and Technical Education system explicitly aims to align learning with Utah’s ...
Utah women leaders raise concerns over Utah County Clerk’s recent hire
More than 80 women leaders in Utah signed an open letter last week raising concerns about a recent hire made by Utah County Clerk Aaron Davidson. Davidson appointed Kai Schwemmer, a 23-year-old Brigham Young University student and political director of College Republicans of America, to be his ...
MCCLURE: What lurks outside the frame
I consumed a lot of horror movies during my teen years. For a couple of my friends, my room became the hub where we watched the standard fare of slashers, munched on overly processed snacks, and critiqued the characters' decisions as they ran for their lives. We, of course, would make better, ...
FELDKAMP: Let the love in
Most times when I'm invited to speak at a conference, someone introduces me by reading the short bio provided. But this past week at the Southeastern Writers' Association Conference, my friend, the Georgia judge and novelist Lori Duff, introduced me. She started off by warning she might ...