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The City of Logan held its 2023 “Day of Service” — where more than 800 volunteers helped to improve and clean trails on Sept. 9 and paint the fence surrounding

At the Sept. 12 Cache County Council meeting, Shawn Milne presented recommendations of the County Economic Opportunity Advisory Board. The CEO Advisory Board is tasked with making recommendations to the

Free at-home COVID-19 tests are available again by mail from the federal government as virus cases, hospitalizations and deaths increase nationwide. Utah reported seven deaths from COVID-19 over the past week.

The Utah Division of Wildlife has seen a number of outdoor violations this summer, including some instances of illegal fishing in Cache Valley.

In the Cache County Councils regular meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 12, Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Education Gary Thomas presented information about an approved bond for the Cache County School District.

Mendon Road — 600 South — will be temporarily closed to all traffic from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday through Friday, Sept. 22.

Reports of wrongful termination and toxic work environment have increasingly been made since the end of July by employees of the Cache County Clerk and Auditor’s office, leading to three

Rainbow flags waved from colorful booths as thousands of Logan residents gathered to celebrate Logan’s Pride Festival on Sept. 9.  …

The Environmental Protection Agency this week announced that Cache County will be the beneficiary of $4 million to develop a Regional Green Waste Facility in Logan.

A Smithfield man faces criminal charges accusing him of assaulting and stalking a family following a road rage incident in Cache County.