Cities look to Reps. Moore and Maloy to cut red tape on undesignated federal land

Lawmakers introduced legislation for the “Fruit Heights Land Conveyance Act of 2025” conveying 295.89 acres of the federal land to the City of Fruit Heights. Read More »

Davis Chamber of Commerce presents 2025 Legacy Award to Bob Stevenson

Stevenson took office as a Davis County Commissioner in 2019. After serving two terms he will not seek reelection. Read More »

Paw-sitive addition: Kaysville welcomes canine officer Maggie

Kaysville Police Department is proud to welcome the newest member of their patrol unit, Maggie. Maggie is a 5-year-old yellow Lab with a nose for narcotics, and she’s ready to hit the ground running. Read More »

Centerville City Council approves controversial body art ordinance

The Centerville City Council narrowly passed a controversial ordinance that allows body art facilities in certain commercial and industrial zones, but prohibits them in the historic Main Street Corridor. Read More »

Bryce Canyon by Bike: a 4-Hour Escape for Davis County Riders

Just four hours from Davis County, Bryce Canyon National Park offers not only world-class hiking but miles of scenic paved biking trails. Read More »

UDOT seeks public feedback on proposed Legacy Parkway improvements

A meeting will be held Sept. 24 for the public to learn more about the project. Read More »

Lawmakers discuss growth, citizen involvement and daily impacts on Utahns

Davis Chamber Women in Business hosts Davis County legislators. Read More »

When disaster strikes will you be ready?

September is National Preparedness Month Read More »

Western Sports Park – built with athletes in mind

This newly remodeled 55 acre campus includes six full size outdoor fields, which includes a championship field with bleachers. Read More »

Rev. Dr. Shannon Burke to become new priest for Episcopal Church of the Resurrection

Burke is currently serving as a transitional deacon and will become the church's new priest after her ordination takes place in January. Read More »