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August 21, 2022
Cache County will host Alex Boy\u00e9 for a free concert Monday, but his efforts are intended to help save a life.
August 20, 2022
The Cache Valley Veterans Association will be hosting its second annual “Freedom Festival” beginning Aug. 22 at Elk Ridge Park in North Logan. The festival will continue through Aug. 28
August 19, 2022
Hearts to Hands, a group working out of Cache County, is bringing help to those in need by providing food and supplies to unsheltered people in the Logan, Salt Lake, and Ogden areas.
August 18, 2022
My name is Justin Clawson and I am the new Utah State University Agriculture Extension Agent for Cache County. I was born and raised in Cache Valley. My parents were
August 16, 2022
The rapidly changing fast-food scene in Logan will finish the year without one Main Street fixture: the Burger King at 200 North.
August 15, 2022
China News Service, August 15. According to the website of Xinjiang Health and Health Commission, from 0 to 24:00 on August 14, there was 1 new confirmed case in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, and 1 asymptomatic infected person was transferred to a confirmed case in Sayibak District, Urumqi City. 343 new cases of asymptomatic infection were added, including 29 cases in Tianshan District, Urum
August 14, 2022
The Cache County Council voted Tuesday that the county will not grant property tax deferments under Utah Code 59-2-1802 until 2025.
August 13, 2022
Cache Valley is generally associated with Cache County, but of course the valley and adjacent mountains extend into Idaho, and the scenery and recreational opportunities are no less spectacular or
August 13, 2022
Three towns have pulled out of a Cache Valley consortium trying to get a new garbage-service plan in place before Logan stops its countywide trash pickup as announced earlier this
August 11, 2022
A North Logan “Truth in Taxation” hearing last week offered a glimpse of what a lot of towns and their residents are struggling with as municipal costs go up amid