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Many people in the valley may know Debbie Keetch and some of you may not, but many of your children may know her very well as she taught school at Paris Elementary and then at the Middle School for 41 years! Debbie was born and raised most of her childhood in Dingle. She went to school in Bear Lake until her senior year at Bear Lake High School, but when the Railroad depot went out her family had to move to Pocatello. At that point, Debbie finished her senior year and graduated from Highland Hi...

Victory in the Quarterfinals as WPU Tops MBU Oskaloosa — The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference men’s lacrosse tournament got going Saturday with four games across the bracket. William Penn hit the road to face Missouri Baptist, who won the first meeting of the season 10-7. The Statesmen entered in good form and changed the second stanza against the Spartans in St. Louis, as WPU secured a 9-6 victory to punch their ticket to the semifinals. William Penn is now 9-7 on the season. With goo...

This story is sponsored by RANLife Real Estate. You can view this listing on the Utah Real Estate website. There are works of art that live to be admired in museums and on curated walls—and then there are those you can actually live in. A Wellsville, Utah mansion is exactly that, and it just hit the market for a cool $3.5 million. A stunning Victorian estate, Maple Rise Mansion isnt just a home—its a masterpiece. Customized with one-of-a-kind architecture and unparalleled attention to detai...

elk migration from the refuge has begun and that elk have started to leave the refuge area. On April 7 Doug and Donna Niemi saw elk migrating near the Gros Ventre roundabout. The line seemed to be a mile long, single file. The elk stopped and gathered at the Gros Ventre River and seemed to “discuss” whether to ford the water. Eventually one brave elk went across and the rest followed, again single file. Kay Modi was biking through the southern section of Jackson, near South Park Loop...

Most Utah residents know the majority of the water supply in northern Utah comes from snowpack. This means that lackluster winters result in lighter spring runoff. Reservoirs used to store water for drinking, irrigation and agriculture suffer because they are unable to fill and recover from the previous years water use. In Utah, snow is the lifeblood of our economy and quality of life. Weber Basin Water Conservancy District provides water to a service area with nearly 700,000 residents in Davis...

Article content Phase Four of the Downtown Rehabilitation Project is ready to start in just over two weeks, preliminary work started earlier this week. The Infrastructure and Economic Development Committee (IEDC) heard Tuesday morning that things are in place to begin the job. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Its that time again --- Grande Prairie downtown rehabilitation project now underway Back to video “The ball is starting to roll downhill pr...

Tom Williams here with Utah State University President Noelle Cockett with our weekly conversation here at Utah Public Radio. President Cockett, thanks so

elk migration from the refuge has begun and that elk have started to leave the refuge area. On April 7 Doug and Donna Niemi saw elk migrating near the Gros Ventre roundabout. The line seemed to be a mile long, single file. The elk stopped and gathered at the Gros Ventre River and seemed to “discuss” whether to ford the water. Eventually one brave elk went across and the rest followed, again single file. Kay Modi was biking through the southern section of Jackson, near South Park Loop...

Nova Scotia man arrested on human trafficking charges in Alberta William Meuse, 31, of Bear River, N.S., is facing a raft of charges related to human trafficking that allegedly happened in the Edmonton area in November and December 2019. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 14, 2021 1:03 PM AT | Last Updated: April 14 The Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams handle investigations into serious crimes. ALERT says it took months to conduct this investigation into human trafficking. (CBC) A...

Photo: Elias Funez Friday night marked the end of an era for Bear River football. Co-head coaches Terry Logue and Scott Savoie, the two men most responsible for building the Bear River program into a small-school powerhouse, led the Bruins in gridiron battle for the final time at J. David Ramsey Stadium. “It’s bittersweet, but it’s time,” said Logue, who first started at Bear River in 1987 and has tallied 251 wins as a head coach. “I know it’s time in my heart. Physically, mentally,...