June 2022
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Inland Port Ruling: Utah Supreme Court Says Utah State Legislature Can Usurp Salt Lake City’s Authority
Utah Supreme Court Says Utah State Legislature Can Usurp Salt Lake City’s Authority and give a green light to the inland port.
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Music, Brews & BBQ Fest
Alta Music, Brews & BBQ Fest on June 2nd. Pie & Beer Day Returns. on July 24th New Menu Items, Patio Opens, & More at Tupelo Park City.
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Utah Homelessness Getting Out of Control: What are the solutions?
We discuss possible solutions to the homeless problem in Utah with experts: Scott Howell and Jean Hill who have opposing views on this issue.
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A Jackalope Sighting in Utah? Horned Rabbits are the Mascots of the American West, but are they Real?
The legend of the Jackalope, or variations of it, can be found all over the United States, but it is familiarly found hopping about in the lore and legends of…
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A TASTE OF BRAZIL: The Churrasco Experience at Tucanos Brazilian Grill
Churrasco restaurants like Tucanos are all about the meat. Specifically, meat, poultry, sausages and such that are seasoned and grilled over an open flame.
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How to Make an Authentic Cubano Sandwich
A true Cuban sandwich, I’m told, consists of nothing more than the following: bread, mustard, roast pork, ham, Swiss cheese, pickles and butter.
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PlumpJack Wine Dinner at Franck’s
On Tuesday, June 28th beginning at 6:00 p.m. Franck’s restaurant will host a wine dinner featuring wines from the PlumpJack Collection of Wines
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What to Do on Hot Summer Nights in Salt Lake: Enjoy Seasonal Desserts, Food Truck Face Off, Fairy Fest and Live Music
New Seasonal Desserts @ Log Haven Up at the beautiful Log Haven restaurant in Millcreek Canyon, Chef Dave Jones, Sous Chef Todd Hoffee, Pastry Chef Steve Takahashi and the culinary…
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Moab’s Canyon & Waffle House: The Last Coffee-Counter in Moab, Utah
Coffee at the Counter Canyon Steak and Waffle House in Moab is decorated with nostalgic, black-and-white photos of simpler times, and each booth is named after a Beatles song.…
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Vanishing Farmland: Paradise Lost as Vital Farmland Gives Way to Development in Ogden Valley, Utah
“We are losing the most productive farmland in the state to development,” Utah Farm Bureau Federation President Ron Gibson said recently, referring to the fertile land that first attracted pioneers…
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Rattlesnakes in Utah: Wasatch Snake Removal Enters Final Year of Service
Since 2014, Wasatch Snake Removal, helmed by Dave Jensen, has been saving lives. Although some lives were possibly human (although no one has died from snakebite in Utah for nearly…
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Dishing the Decadence: Delectable Desserts to Die For
I love a decadent dessert as much as the next person. Here are a few of my favorite sugary sins in Salt Lake and beyond.
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New Roots SLC, Organic Vegetable Farm Supports Refugee Families to Continue Tradition of Gardening and Farming
New Roots SLC farm is a local program of the IRC (International Rescue Committee), an organization serving people whose lives have been upended by war and natural disasters.
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The Great Cache Valley Ghost Tour
After some consideration and the backing of Utah State University’s Folklore Program, I have decided to create a ghost tour/walk for Logan, and WE NEED YOUR HELP!
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10 Taco Temptations: Terrific Tacos, from Funky to Fancy
There’s no shortage of terrific tacos in SLC and beyond; here are ten of my favorite taco temptations from funky to fancy.
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Air Fryer Chicken Legs
Paprika-rubbed chicken leg recipe was the first air fryer food I cooked and I have to admit that the result was excellent.