Hidden Utah
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Hildale’s Finney Farm: A Family Farm
This family farm hosts visitors from around the globe and specializes in raw milk, butter, cream, cheese, and small-batch frozen yogurt.
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Beyond Religious Labels: Utah’s Interfaith Roundtable
A place for all faiths to congregate, share ideas, and educate.
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Hidden Restaurants: Explore Utah’s Vibrant Food Scene
Don’t you love having a secret dining hideaway that only your closest friends know about? Here, we’re pulling back the curtain and revealing five of our favorite hidden spots along…
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Capturing Utah: Filmmakers Find Inspiration in Home State
Who needs Hollywood? Utah becomes a movie mecca thanks to photogenic landscapes and seasons, along with an immense pool of talent.
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Why Do Utahns Hate Valentine’s Day?
Valentine’s Day is a holiday that is equally loved and despised by many Utahns. We explore why some Utahns hate it.
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A Crazy Cat Lady Helping Feral Cats in Salt Lake, Utah
Julie Davis helps feral cats in Salt Lake by getting them spayed or neutered. nursing sick cats at her home and paying for necessary surgeries.
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Salt Lake’s Early Days: Prostitution in Utah
You won’t read about it in the history books, and you won’t hear about it at Sunday School, but Salt Lake’s early days were rife with vice, including prostitution.
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A Ghostbuster in Search for Paranormal in Ogden, Utah
Ogden local Andrew Tims is Ogden’s ghostbuster who chases, records, and even collects everything paranormal and scary he can find in Utah.
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Helping Ghosts Move On in Moab, Utah
Fiona Raison in Moab, Utah helps ghosts that don’t know they’re dead and can’t move on to the next phase of existence.
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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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The Last Ride on Number 6 Bus: 100 Years Long Mass Transit along Sixth Avenue in Salt Lake City Ends
The route’s closure marks the end of mass transit along Sixth Avenue, which has seen public vehicles lumber along in one form or another for more than 100 years.