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Snow College honors 1,647 graduates across three ceremonies
EPHRAIM—This year’s class is graduating into uncertain times, especially with the advent of artificial intelligence, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing, Sydnee S. Dickson, former Utah superintendent of public instruction, told Snow College graduates last week. “Uncertain times are not the enemy of opportunity, they’re the birthplace of it,” Dickson told graduates Friday, May…
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Fairview P&Z weighs utility rules as growth pressures reach the city edges
FAIRVIEW—Fairview City officials are looking for a formal policy to decide when water and sewer lines should extend beyond city…
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Moroni breathes new life into Mudd Boggs arena
MORONI—About 25 volunteers were able to clean up the one-time Mudd Boggs arena in Moroni in half the expected time…
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North Sanpete High student dies following auto-pedestrian accident
MT. PLEASANT—A North Sanpete High School student died Tuesday from injuries he sustained in an auto-pedestrian accident last Friday May…
OPINION
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Democracy is messy, but Spring City found its way to a decision
Democracy can be messy, especially on emotional issues where citizens or legislative bodies are closely divided. That is the fix…
LIFESTYLE
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Snow College production of ‘Bright Star’ brings tale of love, loss to stage
EPHRAIM — A sweeping tale of pain and redemption takes center stage this month in Snow College’s production of Steve…
SCHOOL
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2026 Snow College student honors
Five Snow College graduates received special recognition and spoke at graduation ceremonies Thursday and Friday, April 30 and May 1.…
SPORTS
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Sorenson pitches no-hitter, Bulldogs head to quarterfinals
DUCHESNE—The Gunnison Valley Bulldogs are headed to the Utah 2A baseball quarterfinals after an 11-7 nighttime win over American Leadership…