Cache County Fairgrounds News Today

Cinco de Mayo, marking Mexicos victory over invading French forces on May 5, 1862, looms and numerous activities featuring Mexican music and folkloric dancing are scheduled around Utah.

Over the years, the Logan River Watershed has faced many challenges from urbanization, agricultural expansion and environmental degradation. And as the population of Logan City and surrounding areas is projected

At the Dec. 5 Cache County Council meeting, the council voted on a proposal to raise the prices of horse stalls at the Cache County Fairgrounds. The council also voted

The third annual Ignite the Light Suicide Prevention event on Saturday, Sept. 9 is being held at the Cache County Fairgrounds all day from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. with

Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, but Utah festivities will kick off Saturday and extend through October.

By Julene Reese International Overdose Awareness Day, held annually on Aug. 31, recognizes those who have died from an overdose and acknowledges the grief of the family and friends left behind. The awareness day focuses on ways to provide support, education and understanding of what has become a public health crisis. Maren Wright Voss, USU

“A Light to Remember” will be a luminary celebration of remembrance for loved ones and community members who have died from overdose. There will be events around the state on August 31.

Big things are coming to the Cache County Fairgrounds; some of them will just take a while to arrive.

When the Hoxers brought their Mustang to a car show, they met someone who literally knew the ride inside and out.

Cache County’s annual “Ignite the Light” event is returning on Aug. 22 to bring awareness mental health issues.