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Top International Restaurants You Must Visit in Salt Lake City
For a city affectionately called Small Lake City, diners looking for culinary diversity will be happily surprised by the melting pot of cultures and cuisines represented along the Wasatch Front.…
Remarkable Ramen and More: A Visit to Farmington’s Ramen Haus
Ramen’s roots can be traced back to Chinese wheat noodles. Chinese immigrants brought those noodles to Japan in the late 19th or early 20th century. Initially, they were known as…
Raunch Records Sugar House: A Destination for Vinyl Enthusiasts
Raunch Records, in Sugar House, is home to vintage vinyl records, skateboards, magazines, books, shirts, and anything else related to punk rock, free thought, and Salt Lake City’s subculture.
Kanab, Utah! Your Hub for Adventure, Exploration, and Beauty
For ages, the landscape of America’s great southwest has symbolized freedom and adventure. For some, their first experience with the beautiful landscape of Southern Utah was in classic films like…
The Best Way to Beat the Heat: Park City Cool Down Summer Retreat
The reasons for visiting Park City in the summer are as varied as the people that travel to the popular tourist town. From mountain biking, hiking and golf, to ziplines…
Moab Arts & Ag Market
Moab’s Arts & Age Market returned to Swanny Park on June 7 offering local produce, arts, crafts, and handmade goods.
The Legacy of Ogden’s Farmers Market
Every Saturday during the summer, the Farmers Market transforms Historic 25th Street in Ogden. The street comes alive with the smell of good food, the sight of colorful produce, and…
Why Is Millcreek Canyon Being Sprayed with Roundup this Spring? Utah Stories Top 5 5/15/24
On today’s episode of top 5, we talk about the use of Roundup on Myrtle spurge, the invasive species this spring in Utah.
Asian Fare with Flair
In the past few months since it opened, Koyoté restaurant has been written about by, I think, every food writer, blogger, and “influencer” in Utah. So, I figured I’d better…
Teachers Can Display LGBTQ+ Pride Flags and Political Views in Classrooms After House Kills Bill
On today’s top 5, teachers will be allowed to display LGBTQ+ flags and political views in the classroom after the House votes on bill.
305 Feet Tall Residential Project To Be Built In Sugar House
A developer, located in Illinois, has petitioned for a Sugar House zoning change to allow a building that would tower over the existing infrastructure there.
Midvale Magic: A Visit to Toro Ramen & Sushi
Toro Ramen in Midvale is home to sushi chef Sunny Tsogbadrakh. The restaurant is relaxed and informal, but offers quality sushi and ramen.
Sugar House Business Owners Are Up In Arms Over “Smart City” Plans
Sugar House businesses oppose the proposed bike path running parallel with 2100 South along with proposed thirty-story residential tower on the corner of Highland Drive and 2100 South.
Utah Stories Staff
Richard Markosian Publisher I am a storyteller and journalist. I have a passion for farmers, local craftspeople, and folks who aspire to create, build, and grow their businesses in the…
Global Flavors at The Local: A Visit to SLC’s Newest Food Hall
Salt’s Lake City’s newest Food Hall, The Local Market & Bar, opened in Feburary, 2023, by Library Square. I will say this right off the bat: I don’t think the…
Unveiling Provo’s Hidden Gems: Live Music, International Flavors, and Utah Lake Escape
Beyond the obvious events that BYU has to offer, Provo has several hidden gems worth discovering.