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Last Updated: Nov 11, 2024 10:19AM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM

Creamery wins ‘Main Street Parade Champion’ trophy

Nov 11, 2024 10:19AM ● By Cindi Mansell

The Kaysville Creamery takes home the “2024 Main Street Parade Champion” Trophy. The float creatively recreated an iconic scene from the movie Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.

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Stay safe in Utah’s winter wilderness: essential tips for cold-weather adventures

Nov 08, 2024 10:18AM ● By Bailey Chism

Essential safety tips for winter recreation in Utah include checking weather, trail conditions, and avalanche risks before heading outdoors.

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Managing medication is just one life-changing service of many offered by Davis Behavioral Health

Nov 07, 2024 03:02PM ● By Rebecca Olds

LAYTON—For registered nurse Erin Rasmussen, Davis Behavioral Health’s medication management program in Layton is a vital resource, offering personalized medication support that helps stabilize patients with mental health and addiction challenges, keeping many out of hospitals and empowering them to reclaim their lives.

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Family history – dip your toe in, it’s amazing what can happen

Nov 07, 2024 02:59PM ● By Becky Ginos

BOUNTIFUL—From beginners to experienced genealogists, there is something for everyone at the South Davis Family Search Center. Everyone is welcome to come find their story.

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Shooting range could be open to the public by January

Nov 07, 2024 02:55PM ● By Becky Ginos

KAYSVILLE—The Davis County shooting range was closed to the public in August by the Wahsatch Shooters Association. County commissioners and the Davis County Sheriff’s Department are working to reopen the facility.

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USANA Kids Eat program fights child hunger over the holiday break

Nov 07, 2024 02:47PM ● By Becky Ginos

DAVIS COUNTY—The fifth annual Holiday Food Bag Program gives individuals and families the opportunity to serve kids in the schools near them by shopping for food, bagging it and delivering it.

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Mountain Road Church pulls out of becoming Code Blue warming center for homeless

Nov 07, 2024 02:37PM ● By Becky Ginos

FRUIT HEIGHTS—The state requires the county have a place for the unhoused to go when temperatures drop below 18 degrees. The Mountain Road Church offered its building but decided not to after complaints from residents.

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