Community Relations
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Salt Lake’s Haunted Old Mill Faces Possible Demolition
Once a pioneer-era paper mill and later a Halloween haunt, the crumbling Old Mill in Cottonwood Heights may soon disappear as developers weigh demolition over preservation.
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Why Patriotism Matters More Than Politics This July in Utah
A Utah immigrant reflects on what patriotism really means—beyond parties, politics, and social media noise.
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Salt Lake City’s Main Street: Can Local Businesses Survive the Boom?
Salt Lake City’s Main Street, once home to family-run shops, now faces a future shaped by luxury towers and corporate chains. Can local entrepreneurs still thrive?
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Sugar House Community Garden: A Hidden Gem in Salt Lake City
What makes this Salt Lake community garden so special? A quiet corner of Sugar House Park holds the answer.
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Ogden Farmers Market: Utah’s #1 Market on Historic 25th Street
Utah’s top-rated farmers market transforms Ogden’s Historic 25th Street into a summer hub for fresh produce, local goods, and good eats.
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Moonflower Co-op: Moab’s Go-To for Local, Organic Food
Moab’s Moonflower Co-op blends fresh, local food with community spirit — connecting shoppers with regional farmers, artisans, and healthy products.
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Shoeboxes of Cash: LDS Aid After Ogden Synagogue Fire
An arsonist torched Ogden’s synagogue. Days later, three white Lincolns arrived packed whith shoeboxes full of cash.
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The Accidental End of Prayer at Weber State’s Faculty Meetings
In 1986, a Jewish professor at Weber State was asked to give a prayer at a faculty meeting—what happened next led to the quiet end of a long-standing religious tradition…
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7 Generations, 150 Years: Sterling Furniture Still Holding Strong in Sugar House
While national retailers move in, one local landmark resists the tide. Sterling Furniture, a 150-year-old, family-run business, remains a fixture of Sugar House thanks to quality craftsmanship, loyal customers, and…
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Farmstead Bakery Expands Southern Utah’s Artisan Food Scene
Southern Utah’s artisan food movement is rising, and Farmstead Bakery is helping lead the charge. With handcrafted pastries, local talent, and a bold new expansion, this St. George favorite is…
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What’s Happening in Sugar House? Closures, Comebacks, and What’s Next
Sugar House has always been one of Salt Lake City’s most vibrant neighborhoods, but beneath the charm and walkability lies a story of dramatic change. Beloved institutions have shuttered, new…
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The Ultimate 2025 Moab Event Guide: Races, Festivals & Outdoor Adventures
Moab’s 2025 event calendar is packed with adrenaline-pumping trail races, legendary Jeep rallies, vibrant music festivals, and unforgettable community celebrations. Whether you’re chasing adventure on slickrock trails or soaking in…
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March 2025 Events in Utah: Concerts, Festivals, and Celebrations
March in Utah brings a mix of music, film, festivals, and festive fun. Celebrate International Women’s Day at Mind the Gap Fest, enjoy Celtic music and dance, or take on…
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Utah Lawmakers Move to Block Public Records Access—And Make You Pay for It
Utah lawmakers are attempting to gut your right to know—slamming the door on public records and making sure you foot the bill if you dare to fight back. Corrupt officials…
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February 2025 Events in Utah: Cider Tastings, Moonlit Adventures, and More
From moonlit snowshoe hikes and cider tastings to SkiJoring thrills and a Valentine’s dance, February 2025 in Utah is packed with unforgettable experiences.
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Thoughtful Holiday Giving: Celebrating Utah Artisans and Local Treasures in 2024
“In a season shaped by rising costs and shifting priorities, discover how thoughtful gifting can bring joy while supporting Utah’s talented artisans. This year, it’s not just about what you…