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This story is sponsored by Maverik In the 1800s, trappers who settled in then-Cache County used to conceal their pelts and supplies for safekeeping. From this practice, the county's name was coined — derived from the French "cacher," or "to hide." Today, Cache County bears its name well for another reason: it is a hidden treasure of culture and nature. Tucked away eighty 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. Things to do in Cache County are endless. Those ...

Minister for Transport and Main Roads The Honourable Mark Bailey An independent study of potential routes for the Coomera Connector’s northern section has confirmed the corridor already preserved for the future road as the preferred option. The route is proposed to cross the Albert River east of Eagleby, connecting to the M1 and Logan Motorway at Loganholme. It was considered in comparison to six other alternative routes by independent traffic planners and environmental specialists. Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey said the Coomera Connector would be critical to easing traffic ...

Founded in 1997, Stokes Nature Center sits on the river trail at the mouth of Logan Canyon. After a complete renovation, the center is having a grand opening, just in time for Earth Week. “After 23 years it was time for a little bit of a facelift and a revitalization of that space,” said Partick Kelly, the director of education at Stokes and one of UPR’s Wild About Utah contributors. “Because we know how many people are utilizing the river trail, we wanted to make sure that the space could fit this capacity and also the growth that we're expected to see in Cache Valleyâ€...

Credit Courtesy of Stokes Nature Center Founded in 1997, Stokes Nature Center sits on the river trail at the mouth of Logan Canyon. After a complete renovation, the center is having a grand opening, just in time for Earth Week.  “After 23 years it was time for a little bit of a facelift and a revitalization of that space,” said Partick Kelly, the director of education at Stokes and one of UPR’s Wild About Utah contributors. “Because we know how many people are utilizing the river trail, we wanted to make sure that the space could fit this capacity and also the growth that we're expec...

Updated with new photos and information from the Utah Highway Patrol and bystanders. The driver of a pickup truck that rolled from the highway and into the river in Logan Canyon on Saturday evening has died, according to the Utah Highway Patrol. The Dodge pickup was traveling down the canyon in the area of Mile 473 when “for an unknown reason, the pickup lost control, traveled across the eastbound lane, and rolled into the Logan River where it came to rest on its top,” a UHP release states. The crash was reported at about 5:45 p.m. The driver was stuck in the submerged cab until bys...