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Logan City's trail system expanding: Bridges, underpasses, and 'blue trail' enhancements underway - Vimarsana News

Logan City's trail system expanding: Bridges, underpasses, and 'blue trail' enhancements underway

It has been two years since the city of Logan announced its 47-acre conservation easement along the Logan River and its plans to extend the city’s trail system.

Source: hjnews.com
Rivers or roads: Several areas closed due to flooding - Vimarsana News

Rivers or roads: Several areas closed due to flooding

Due to the warming temperatures melting the surplus of snow from a long winter, there are several areas Cache Valley residents may want to avoid unless they travel by boat.

Source: hjnews.com
Flood Warning remains in effect for Emigration Creek, other warnings canceled - Vimarsana News

Flood Warning remains in effect for Emigration Creek, other warnings canceled

A flood warning for the Weber River near Plain City was canceled Tuesday but experts warn that the cancellation doesn't mean flood risks and dangers are over yet.

Local experts worry the Willow Lakes development may also increase damaging floods in the area - Vimarsana News

Local experts worry the Willow Lakes development may also increase damaging floods in the area

UPR previously covered potential wetland impacts caused by the Willow Lakes housing development proposal near the Logan River, but there are additional concerns about flood risks.

Source: upr.org
Coffee connects Cache Valley and tropical migratory bird habitat - Vimarsana News

Coffee connects Cache Valley and tropical migratory bird habitat

This Saturday, May 14th is World Migratory Bird Day, a global holiday that happens twice a year. Cache Valley has a surprising and caffeinated connection with our migratory feathered friends.

Source: upr.org