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Post 195 provides Feb. minutes

Lugoff-Elgin Larry Jeffers American Post No. 195 recently provided the minutes from its 2024 meeting.

Rochester Softball Association inducts veteran player-manager Sal Oddo into Hall of Fame

Image Sal Oddo displays the Rochester Softball Association Hall of Fame plaque as he wears the RSA HOF polo shirt and ring he received over the weekend. Photo by Mike Pettinella. For Batavia native

Yesteryear: 21 Years Ago -- June 5, 2002

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South Dakota high school football: Five playoff games to watch

While the regular-season finales are worth keeping an eye on, here are a few playoff games to add to your viewing schedule this Thursday.

Salt Lake City blasts yet another heat record. Are the readings accurate?

Salt Lake City recorded its warmest September on record in 2022, with the five hottest September days in the city’s history logged this year.

Salt Lake City blasts yet another heat record. Are the readings accurate?

It isn't a surprise that last month shattered the record for the warmest September on record in Utah, given its hot start.

Barriere smashes records leading no. 2 Eastern Washington to a blowout win over Idaho

From Woodward Field to Salt Lake City International, airport marks 100 years

SALT LAKE CITY — The area that is now the Salt Lake City International Airport is host to a lot of firsts in its history, a rich fabric of milestones that celebrate the 100th anniversary that is being commemorated this year and marked Monday by airport officials. Salt Lake City was among the first in the country selected as a home for new airmail stations after the U.S. Postal Service in 1918 established an overnight mail service. The inaugural flight took place on Sept. 8, 1920, departing from New Jersey that morning and, after a series of relays, the mail reached Salt Lake City by 5:03 p.m. that afternoon.

From Woodward Field to Salt Lake International, airport marks 100 years

Deseret News It evolved from air mail service in 1920 to a new international hub in 2020 Share this story Utah State Historical Society SALT LAKE CITY — The area that is now the Salt Lake City International Airport is host to a lot of firsts in its history, a rich fabric of milestones that celebrate the 100th anniversary that is being commemorated this year and marked Monday by airport officials. Salt Lake City was among the first in the country selected as a home for new airmail stations after the U.S. Postal Service in 1918 established an overnight mail service. The inaugural flight took place on Sept. 8, 1920, departing from New Jersey that morning and, after a series of relays, the mail reached Salt Lake City by 5:03 p.m. that afternoon.

Salt Lake City International Airport celebrates its 100th birthday

Salt Lake City International Airport celebrates its 100th birthday Lee Davidson (Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) The Salt Lake City International Airport commemorated its 100-year anniversary with a bust unveiling of Lawrence H. Lee, Dec. 21, 2020. Lee was the former CEO of Western Airlines, who was responsible for converting what had been a medium-sized airport in 1983 into the nationÕs 23rd busiest with 99 nonstop destinations. © Provided by Salt Lake Tribune Airport Executive Director Bill Wyatt says it’s probably appropriate for that centennial to happen in 2020, showing that nothing can stop the airport and its growth. “We’ve survived here an earthquake, catastrophic loss of business, a pandemic. And you know what? We’re going strong. We had 15,000 people at the front door today, which is about half our normal load,” he said. “Salt Lake is one of the busiest airports in the United States right now, which is kind of crazy,” helped by its crossroads location and its Delta Air Lines hub.