‘Halloween kid’ creates bigger and better displays every year

KAYSVILLE—Sixteen-year-old Carter Boldt, a sophomore at Farmington High School, designs and builds his own haunted house complete with spiders, tombstones and skeletons. Boldt started building in June and set up the display last week. Read More »

Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates integral culture in society

Hispanic Americans make up roughly 16% of the population in Utah, and Hispanic Heritage Month, which starts in September, marks a great way to recognize these outstanding people. Read More »

Autumn – celebrating a season

DAVIS COUNTY—Autumn offers a much-needed change of pace, and despite the pumpkin spice nay-sayers, it may well be one of the best times to get out and enjoy this beautiful world. Read More »

Voters have the power to decide if a judge will remain on the bench

SALT LAKE CITY—The Utah Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission provides information about judges to help voters make an informed decision when they cast their ballot. There is also a team of courtroom observers made up of regular citizens that give input on a judge’s performance. Read More »

Shriners Children’s Walk for Love is to honor those who can’t

FARMINGTON—Farmington High School senior with osteogenesis imperfecta (OI), sometimes known as brittle bone disease, has been receiving treatment from Shriners since she was a child. She has been getting stronger every day and is able to participate in the things she loves with less pain. Read More »

Utah Supreme Court to hear oral arguments on lower court’s ruling of Amendment D

SALT LAKE CITY—A Third District Court ruling last week nullified a proposed amendment that would allow lawmakers to overrule citizen initiatives that would have gone on the November ballot. The Legislature filed an appeal to the Utah Supreme Court on Friday. Read More »

Teen Living Center opens its doors to most vulnerable kids

LAYTON—The Davis Education Foundation held a ribbon cutting last week to officially open the new Teen Living Center (TLC) in Layton. The 16-bed facility will be operated by third-party nonprofit, Switchpoint Community Resource Center. Read More »

League of Women Voters hosts panel discussion on ballot initiatives impacting education

FARMINGTON—A guest panel of the Davis School Board and other community members will address questions about the tax restructuring such as HB45 (2023) food and income tax reductions that take effect if the amendment passes. Read More »

Bountiful atop crowded Region 5 girls soccer; Davis falls in Region 1

The Bountiful girls soccer team is leading Region 5, as four other teams (including Viewmont) sit closely behind. Read More »

Woods Cross wins Lakeside tournament; Schmitt medalist

In the tight Region 5 race, the Woods Cross boys golf team took its turn in first place at the Lakeside tournament Sept. 5. The Wildcats’ Clayton Schmitt shot a 68 to take medalist honors with five other teammates also in the top 10 and contributing to the 280 team score. Read More »