Ogden
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Rebuilding Ogden’s Troubled 25th Street Development
Ogden’s Union Walk development is rising again on Historic 25th Street after construction failures halted the original project and led to a full demolition. The rebuild is underway with stricter…
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Halloween in Ogden: Haunted Houses, Neighborhood Displays, and Fall Festivals
Ogden transforms every October. Streets become haunted spectacles, farms turn into fall wonderlands, and ghost stories echo through historic districts. From pumpkin patches to bone-chilling haunted houses, here’s where the…
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Atlas Tea: Ogden’s Teahouse of Healing and Connection
After losing her former husband to suicide, Amber Zaugg stood in the middle of Ogden’s relentless noise. What she built next became a refuge for anyone searching for stillness.
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Fresh Local Food in Ogden: Urban Prairie Agriculture Fights Food Deserts
In a downtown Ogden neighborhood long defined as a food desert, entrepreneur Anne Dunaway has opened Urban Prairie Agriculture, a hydroponic indoor farm and small grocery store offering fresh, nutritious…
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Weber State Builds World’s First Solar-Powered Mountain Monogram
On the mountain above Weber State, a massive new landmark is sparking both excitement and unease. Praised as progress, condemned as intrusion — why is it causing such a stir?
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Ogden City Council Candidates Clash Over ICE and Housing Policies
In Ogden, city council races are anything but quiet. A fiery forum saw candidates spar over immigration enforcement and ICE’s role in the community, while housing policies drew sharp divides…
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Ogden Teen Shelter Funding in Jeopardy Amid Federal Cuts
Federal cuts threaten Youth Futures, Utah’s first drop-in teen shelter, placing critical services for runaway and homeless youth in Ogden at risk.
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Ogden Shakespeare Festival Revives ‘Merry Wives of Windsor’ Onstage
A Shakespearean revival is unfolding in downtown Ogden as the Ogden Shakespeare Festival stages The Merry Wives of Windsor at the Ogden Amphitheater, part of its growing mission to bring…
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Free Summer Concerts and Events Across Utah: July 2025 Lineup
July Live Concerts at Brigham Young Historic Park and Conference Center Rooftop at Temple Square. Every Friday night (except July 4), three hour-long concerts will be held at Brigham Young…
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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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Sapori Brings Authentic Italian Pastries to Ogden
Sapori Italian Bakery has become a favorite in Ogden for its handmade pastries, Lavazza coffee, and authentic Italian atmosphere.
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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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Ogden Valley Votes to Become Utah’s Newest City Amid Nordic Village Resort Controversy
Facing a $121 million ski resort expansion, Ogden Valley residents voted to incorporate as a new city — a move driven by fears of overdevelopment and a desire to preserve…
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Reed Hastings Buys Powder Mountain: Is Utah’s Ski Gem Still for Locals?
When Reed Hastings purchased Powder Mountain, whispers of privatization spread through Eden and Ogden Valley. Locals now question whether Utah’s most scenic resort will remain accessible—or drift out of reach.
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Ogden Council Rejects Homeless Housing for Redevelopment
Ogden’s City Council voted unanimously to buy the Aspen Care Center, ending plans to house chronically homeless residents at the site in favor of redevelopment.