Page 41 - Cache County News Today

Visitors to Utah's Cache County are being treated to a stunning sight — mountain ranges covered with pink and red snow. The "watermelon snow" is not the work of an ambitious artist. Instead, it is a natural phenomenon caused by the Chlamydomonas nivalis algae.

At Tony Grove Lake in Cache County (pictured) mountain slopes are still holding on to an unusual form of accumulation, which is actually a green algal bloom.

Mountain snow in a Utah county is turning shades of red, pink and orange due to what experts said is a phenomenon called watermelon snow.

Cache County police are seeking information on a criminal mischief case in Clarkston over the weekend.

A northern Utah man has been charged with assaulting a woman after police say he threatened to get into a shootout with officers.

The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food started an assistance program designed to offer $2,000 vouchers to farmers to talk to a mental health professional.

The Cache Valley Cruise-In June 29 - July 1 at the Cache County Fairgrounds attracts car lovers and fun seekers alike from around Utah to celebrate classic cars.

The Cache Refugee and Immigrant Connection will serve its refugee community by hosting a World Refugee Day event Saturday from 5-8 p.m. at Logans Willow Park. The free event will host food from all over the globe and dancing from different refugee communities.

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An ordinance updating the requirements for the county auditor’s monthly examination of county finances was passed in Tuesday evening’s Cache County Council meeting.Present members and staff included Chair David Erickson,