Search results for: “Utah History”
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Utah’s Hidden History
Whether you’re new to Utah, or lived here your entire life, the significance of the stories regarding Mormon Pioneers and historical events that happened over one-hundred years ago are still…
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History of Electric Cars in Utah
Electric cars in Utah have a longer history than one might expect in such a fossil fueled state.
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Short History of Bluff, Utah
What is an undiscovered secret to most people in Utah, Bluff is home to thousands of Anasazi ruins including “Newspaper Rock” Which offers hundreds of Anasazi pictographs.
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From Big Gulps to Dirty Soda: A Utah Culture of Its Own
What dirty-soda shops changed was the experience around it. A soda became something you made a special stop for. You chose combinations. You had a favorite. You became a regular.
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Can Utah Prevent Homelessness Before It Starts?
Utah spends enormous amounts of time and money dealing with social problems after they become crises, but she wants to know what might happen if more attention were paid to…
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Utah Events Calendar: Best Things to Do in August and September 2026
Looking for things to do in Utah this August and September? From Craft Lake City and FanX to food festivals, concerts, cultural celebrations, and family-friendly events, here’s a roundup of…
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Nine Mile Ranch: Preserving Utah’s Historic Nine Mile Canyon
Nine Mile Canyon is famous worldwide for its Fremont and Ute rock art panels, some of which are pecked ‘petroglyphs,’ while others are painted ‘pictographs.’ The canyon, home to the…
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Planning The Ultimate Summer Escape in Park City, Utah
Most travelers associate Park City with ski season, but summer quietly offers one of the best mountain escapes in the western United States. Warm days, cool evenings, scenic trails, outdoor…
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Utah Restaurant News: Trolley Coffee Opens, Fleming’s New Menu & Royal Street Cocktail
A new coffee shop opens at Trolley Square, Fleming’s debuts new Social Hour bites, and Deer Valley’s Royal Street Café enters the Mountain Mixer cocktail competition.
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Farm-to-Table in Utah: Why More People Want to Know Where Their Food Comes From
When was the last time you plucked a chicken? How about threshing wheat or milking a cow? For most people today, the answer is never. What used to be a…
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Utah Summer Events Guide 2026: Festivals, Concerts, Farmers Markets & More
June through August Concerts at Brigham Young Historic Park. Concerts will be held every Friday evening (with the exception of July 24) starting at 7:30 pm at the park located…
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The Utah Bombings That Exposed One of America’s Greatest Forgers
On an ordinary October morning in 1985, downtown Salt Lake City was shattered by a blast that killed businessman and document collector Steve Christensen. Hours later, a second bomb tore…
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Ogden Utah: Boomtown, Bargain, or Utah’s Next Unaffordable City?
With its reinvigorated downtown and close proximity to mountains and river pathways, this northern Utah city is enjoying a renaissance. Ogden’s stock of affordable housing — compared to other metros…
