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The Shelby County general election takes place August 4. Positions such as county judges and school board members have no primaries.

Action to Inspire series by CBC Saskatoon Morning looks at how small steps can lead to big changes when it comes to climate change.

Summit County Council member Glenn Wright, whose term ends in a year, has decided not to run for reelection.

On Thursday, Jan. 13, tree fruit specialist Dr. Glenn Wright will be the speaker at the Green Valley Gardeners’ seminar. The topic is the growing and care of citrus in

After the holidays, one of the first matters the Summit County Council will tackle is determining how to identify specific projects to fund with $50 million in bond money that voters approved in November.

The organization works year-round to make sure they have enough money to help as many families as they can.

Readers continue to offer their opinions on the proposal to build a large mixed-use neighborhood on the site of the Tech Center.

Members of a group called Friends of Summit County for Responsible Development call on the Summit County Council to postpone a vote on the Dakota Pacific Real Estate project until February.

The Summit County Council’s review of the controversial development proposal at Kimball Junction reeks of hypocrisy, writes Amy Roberts.

Susan Alleva of Glenwild suggests that Park City and Summit County hit the pause button on development talks for six months. “None of the projects are ‘urgent’ — except to the developer,” she writes.