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  My day yesterday (Friday) was completely booked, from morning until late at night, and I posted nothing.  Which means that I failed to note that a

A couple weeks ago, my wife received a group text message from someone in our ward inviting several couples to go together to watch the movie “The Oath”,

    The subject of this coming year in the "Come, Follow Me" curriculum of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will, of course, be

    This article of mine -- inspired by the heartbreaking recent events in the former Maui town of Lahaina -- appeared yesterday in Meridian

Eighteen years ago, budding entrepreneurs Jerry and Naomi Hancocks burrito business was not covering the rent. They needed another product, something more to sell to stay open.\u00a0

Eighteen years ago, Jerry and Naomi Hancock figured out how to make instant ice cream with nitrogen; the business they started is still going strong.

When it comes to film locations, Utah has it all: mountains, deserts, even an island—not a tropical island, but it still counts. It’s no wonder so many production companies choose to film in Utah, with projects ranging from the Christmas classic How The Grinch Stole Christmas to the sci-fi action of Star Trek to the psychological cult thriller Hereditary.   The Utah Film Commission is a department of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development, and their role is to market Utah to ...

SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Film Commission announced Thursday that five new productions have been approved to film in Utah and to receive incentives from the state. The productions are expected to generate $6.9 million in economic impact and create 300 local jobs, according to a news release from the commission. The Governors Office of Economic Development board approved three productions for the Motion Picture Incentive Program and two for the Community Film Incentive Program to support small...

Locals reflect on producing Michael McLeans The Forgotten Carols film in Cedar City Kaitlyn Bancroft, St. George Spectrum & Daily News © Provided by The Forgotten Carols Michael McLean, left, and Adrien Swenson star in "The Forgotten Carols," a film adaptation of the much-loved musical. The film was produced in Cedar City, Utah, with many local residents taking a role in its creation. Among many holiday traditions impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic is the annual run of Michael...