Ogden
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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.
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The History and Comeback of Beer Brewing in Ogden, Utah
Once home to one of Utah’s most iconic breweries, Ogden watched its beer industry vanish after Prohibition and corporate takeovers. But decades later, against the odds and under some of…
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Challenges Facing Ogden’s Small Businesses on Historic 25th Street
Ogden’s small businesses face tough challenges on Historic 25th Street, where economic pressures and competition from big chains make survival an uphill battle. While some independent shops become community staples,…
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Daily Rise Coffee: Ogden’s Favorite Local Coffee Shop & Roastery
Daily Rise Coffee has been serving Ogden and beyond since 2004, bringing locally roasted coffee, drive-thru convenience, and a commitment to positive energy. What started as a small dream has…
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Ogden’s Holiday Charm: Historic Streets, Local Shops, and Festive Magic
Ogden transforms into a winter wonderland during the holidays, with Historic 25th Street glowing with lights and locally owned shops offering unique gifts. From handcrafted chocolates to vintage treasures, every…
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Dirt Roads Couture Thrives as Ogden’s Vibrant Hub for Local Artisans
Lisa Peterson’s Dirt Roads Couture in Ogden is booming with unique finds, from custom bleached flannels to hand-forged Damascus knives. Meet the creative vendors and discover what makes this women-led…
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Preserving Union Station’s History Amid Ogden’s Redevelopment Plans
When Ben Nadolski became Ogden’s mayor in January 2024, the city’s cherished Union Station took center stage in a battle between economic growth and historical preservation. The iconic station, rich…
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Historic Gem: The Mercantile on Ogden’s 25th Street
Once a bustling bus depot, The Mercantile on Ogden’s Historic 25th Street has been transformed into a café that merges history with local flavor. Behind its doors, mid-century charm meets…
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The Prohibition Era in Ogden: History of Bootlegging and Corruption
Prohibition in Ogden wasn’t just about a dry spell without alcohol. It was a time of intense struggle against a national mandate, turning the city into a battleground where government,…