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Petition to 'save' Abravanel Hall gets thousands of signatures

5 longstanding Utah businesses that add value and build the community

Part of the reason these businesses have been around for so long is that they don't just focus on the bottom line. They work to uplift their employees, their consumers and the community at large. Here's a brief look at how they do it.

Seven Canyons Fountain at Liberty Park to become a 'dry' art feature

Salt Lake City officials announced a plan to reimagine a popular Liberty Park fountain that was turned off in 2017.

When is the 2023 Tanner Gift of Music concert?

The 2023 O.C. Tanner Gift of Music concert with the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square and the Utah Symphony is Feb. 17-18 and will feature oratorio “Elijah.” Find out how to get the free tickets.

Utah Opera to Honor Kem Gardner's Legacy With Brian Stokes Mitchell

 Kem Gardner is known for reciting cowboy poetry and Emily Dickinson verses at Utah Symphony | Utah Opera board meetings, both to entertain and motivate his fellow Trustees. Recently, he shared: “Not knowing when the Dawn will come, I open every door.”

Bishop Carolyn Tanner Irish dies at 81

Deseret News Share this story The Right Rev. Carolyn Tanner Irish announces that the Rev. Canon Scott Hayashi has accepted the bishop position, completing the Episcopal Diocese of Utah’s election process for its 11th bishop in 143 years at St. Mark’s Cathedral in Salt Lake City on Saturday, May 22, 2010. Bishop Tanner Irish died Tuesday at age 81. Kristin Murphy, Deseret News The Right Rev. Carolyn Tanner Irish, the 10th bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Utah, died Tuesday at the age of 81. The Right Rev. Scott Hayashi, who replaced Bishop Tanner Irish in 2010, said in a statement that she passed surrounded by family in her Salt Lake City home.

What's next for the Seven Canyons Fountain at Liberty Park?

Now they want the public's feedback as to what to do with it in the future. The fountain, constructed in 1993, was intended to be an interactive work of art to recreate the seven canyons and waterways in the valley: City Creek, Red Butte, Emigration, Parleys, Millcreek, as well as the Big and Little Cottonwood canyons. It was a legacy donation from Obert C. Tanner, the founder of O.C. Tanner. It's one of the larger art pieces in one of the city's more popular parks and served a couple of purposes. First, it taught about the county's major watersheds. Second, it was a splash pad especially popular on hot summer days.

Commentary: At 95, I don't fear dying. Let's keep the COVID-19 pandemic in perspective.

Commentary: At 95, I don't fear dying. Let's keep the COVID-19 pandemic in perspective. © Courtesy of Evan Oswald Evan Oswald To say I’ve seen a lot in my 95 years is an understatement.  Those of us who are dang-near a century old have a few stories to tell. Just ask us. If you asked me a year ago if I’d seen it all, I would have said yes. After all, I’ve lived through World War II, the Great Depression, Vietnam, 9/11 and multiple recessions. I’ve seen civil riots, natural disasters and decades of political discord. I watched Americans moon walk (including Michael Jackson) and the evolution of space-age computers. I dodged the Asian flu, swine flu, HIV and Ebola.