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The Rocky Mountain elk is Utah’s state mammal for good reason. No one can deny its majesty and uncanny intelligence while being hunted, and the spine tingling bugle released in fall mountain splendor.

The Cache County Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue Team helped rescue a young boy after a snowmobile crash east of Hardware Ranch

I’m dreaming of a white Christmas, just like the ones I used to know before the drought.

Through the month of October, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is shredding junipers on 1,300 acres located to the north of the Hardware Wildlife Management Area. Officials say mulching

\nThere actually isnt a Utah residency test. If there were, though, these are undoubtedly some of the essential facts youd need to know.\n\n

We’ve had an out-of-state intern on the Herald Journal reporting staff this summer, and of course we’ve tried to steer her towards different things to see and do in our

Today, Cache Countys hidden treasures include a plethora of cultural and outdoor possibilities. Tucked away 80 miles north of Salt Lake, it is just far enough from the big city to be (mostly) uncrowded and yet close enough for Wasatch Front residents to visit on a quarter tank of gas.

If you have spent much time hiking the slopes of the Bear River Range over the last several years, you almost certainly have encountered the remnants of fallen junipers. In

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Hardware Ranch is not offering sleigh rides this year. The cancelation comes not as a result of COVID-19, but of drought.