Cathy McKitrick
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A Group of Volunteers Helps Christmas Happen for the Underprivileged in Ogden, Utah
A dedicated group of volunteers has helped make Christmas happen for struggling students and their families in Ogden, Utah.
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Moving Beyond Suburban Sprawl & Big-Box Development in Ogden, Utah
High density mixed-use development provides cities with the greatest return per acre in property tax revenue. And the numbers confirm that premise.
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The Fate of Ogden’s Union Station
A storm brews in Ogden, Utah over what will become of its iconic but neglected Union Station which dates back to 1869.
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Utah’s Main Street Program to Boost Local Economies
Thanks to Utah’s Main Street Program, seven cities recently received a financial boost to help spruce up businesses that strive to keep their aging downtown blocks vibrant.
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Paranormal Conference in Vernal, Utah Attracts Believers from all over the World
From Sasquatch to giants, UFOs, skin-walkers, ghost hunts and more, the annual PhenomeCon paranormal conference serves up an intriguing slate of topics and adventures.
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Utah Beer Best in Nation Thanks to LDS Church?
Utah’s thriving craft brew industry seems stunning coming from a state where the predominant religion frowns on consuming alcohol.
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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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Delice Bakery & Cafe: Where Pastries and Cakes Are a Work of Art
Delice Bakery & Cafe brims with ambience, aroma and an amazing bakery case that beckons patrons with pastries and mouth-watering cakes that could easily double as works of art.
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Preserving Theatrical History: Saving Pantages Theatre
In mid-March, the future of the Utah Pantages Theatre hung by a thread as supporters fought in court to stop developers from demolishing the once-glamorous century-old structure on Main Street.
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How Did Ogden Become A Craft Brew Mecca?
At last count, Ogden, the mountainside metropolis of almost 90,000 residents boasts five breweries, each owned by individuals passionate about making craft beer.
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The Uncertain Future of Ogden’s Marshall White Center
For decades Marshall White Center has offered a safe place for the Ogden community. Nevertheless, it ended in a terrible state of disrepair.
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Trouble in Paradise: Ogden Valley Considers Its Water Use Future
Strict water restrictions, combined with fast growth, hit the upper Ogden Valley hard in 2021, causing some farmers and ranchers to rethink their livelihoods.
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Top Five Coffee Shops in Ogden to Warm Up in this Winter
OGDEN ― With a population of just under 87,000 residents, this mountainside city boasts its fair share of unique coffee shops.
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Helping Homeless in Utah this Holiday Season
For homeless population in Utah, winter season means extra pain and suffering or worse for lack of shelters that hit capacity in mid-November.
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Transformation of Sugar House and Its Impact on Small Local Businesses
Forever artsy and eclectic, the walkable Sugar House business district has long had a vibe of its own. And by 2005, developers discovered the neighborhood with hopes to capitalize on…
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The Great Vaccination Divide: Three Local Businesses Weigh in on Vaccine Mandate
Three local businesses were interviewed to see how a vaccine mandate would impact employees already stretched thin by the pandemic’s heavy hand.