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1,000 Reasons to Explore the Uinta Mountains Neatly tucked under the notch in the Northeast corner of Utah sits the Uinta Mountain range. This 460,000-acre wilderness area boasts over 545 miles of hiking trails and over 1,000 natural lakes, with more than 500 which support 7 species of game fish (Arctic Grayling, Brook Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Golden Trout, Mountain Whitefish, Rainbow Trout, and Tiger Trout). There are over 400 miles of small rivers and streams that form several major drainage b...

Deseret News Another 24 Utah COVID-19 deaths reported Share this story Joseph Montano gets tested for COVID-19 outside of the Maverik Center in West Valley City on Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2020. Beginning Dec. 28, Salt Lake County will offer rapid COVID-19 tests at the center, 2050 W. 3100 South, Monday through Saturday,10 a.m. to 3 p.m. No testing will be conducted Dec. 31 through Jan. 2, and registration is required at SaltLakeHealth.org. Kristin Murphy, Deseret News SALT LAKE CITY — Hospitals hav...

Nick Anderson, 35, Olivehurst, director for Regional Emergency Shelter Team (REST), a nonprofit that provides emergency shelter.  Family: My wife Sarah and I just celebrated our 12th anniversary. We have five children: Finney, Caleb, Thaddeus, Zane and Delphi.  What’s your music of choice? Probably something from Mumford & Sons because both their music and their lyrics spark my interest.   Hobbies, interests: Anything outdoors, especially fishing, kayaking, hiking and exploring...

Dr. Harris and Family Lake of the Pines Dental is located at 11010 Combie Rd. #208. For more information, or to make an appointment, visit Lakeofthepinesdental.com or call (530) 268-1445. After thirty years of practicing at Lake of the Pines Dental, Dr. David Molina has retired and passed the reins to the next generation.  Dr. Matthew Harris has taken over the business from Dr. Molina, and wants to let the patients there know that he is continuing the practice with the same expertise, co...

Tooele, Stansbury to compete in Region 7 ♦ After multiple proposals that placed Tooele and Stansbury high schools in Class 5A and Class 4A at various times, the Utah High School Activities Association came to its final decision regarding how the state’s 148 high schools will be aligned across six different classifications on Thursday night. The final region alignment, which will be in effect for the 2021-22 and 2022-23 school years, places Tooele and Stansbury in Class 5A’s Region 7. The...

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Stansbury starts slow in 17-point loss ♦ Wednesday’s non-region game against Cyprus couldn’t have gotten off to a worse start for the Stansbury boys basketball team. The Stallions went more than seven minutes without a field goal, a stretch during which the Pirates rattled off 19 unanswered points. When the dust settled, the Stallions were down 21-5, and had nearly twice as many turnovers as they did points. Even the national anthem went wrong during pregame when the recording cut out, t...

Potential game-tying shot in final seconds won’t fall for SHS ♦ Just when things appeared to be at their worst in Tuesday night’s non-region game against Bear River, the Stansbury girls basketball team was at its best. The Stallions trailed by nine points entering the fourth quarter and hadn’t shot well all night, but suddenly found their stride on both ends of the court as they put together a 12-4 run to close to within a point of the Bears in the final seconds. However, thanks to som...

Deseret News A record 30 new Utah COVID-19 deaths reported Thursday Share this story Steve Griffin, Deseret News SALT LAKE CITY — A new record number of deaths caused by COVID-19 was reported in Utah on Thursday, as the health department listed 30 deaths and continued full capacity at hospitals throughout the state. “It’s a tragic reminder that while there is a lot of hope on the horizon with the vaccine, we still have a long ways to go and we still need to protect those who are most vuln...

The first shipments of COVID-19 vaccinations have been delivered to Utah Valley Hospital and the LDS Hospital, and Logan Regional Hospital will be following suit soon — perhaps even by Thursday. “We’re working on a distribution plan right now,” said Sarah Fitzgerald with Logan Regional. “We could be getting it to our caregivers as early as Saturday or even next Monday, just depending on when the vaccine actually gets here, and so that’s awesome news for us. Weâ€�...