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Last Updated: Dec 02, 2025 11:04AM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM

HAWK Crosswalk signals help improve safety for pedestrians

Dec 02, 2025 11:04AM ● By Cindi Mansell

This system is safer for pedestrians, more effective than conventional crosswalks and less costly than full traffic signals.

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First case of measles confirmed in Davis County

Dec 01, 2025 02:20PM

The Davis County Health Department received a report of the illness over the weekend.

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Warming Center has first Code Blue event – more expected as temperatures drop

Dec 01, 2025 01:48PM ● By Becky Ginos

A Code Blue is when temperatures drop below 18 degrees.

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Soroptimist Holiday Home Tour set for Dec. 6

Dec 01, 2025 12:24PM

The event marks 50 years of Christmas magic.

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Commission divided over funding for library artwork

Nov 26, 2025 02:26PM ● By Becky Ginos

Library Director Josh Johnson asks for approval of a contract for seven new acrylic pictures.

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Journey House empowers individuals with serious mental illness to pursue their goals

Nov 26, 2025 01:05PM ● By Becky Ginos

Davis Behavior Health Journey House is an evidence based psychosocial rehabilitation program for adults with serious and persistent mental illness.

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Utah Jazz player teams up with Mercedes-Benz to donate 300 hams to Teen Centers

Nov 25, 2025 03:47PM ● By Becky Ginos

The hams will be distributed across the Davis School District.

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North Station Lane bridge opens in Farmington

Nov 25, 2025 12:01PM

The bridge replaces the old Shepard Lane crossing. The east-west connection is restored for local neighborhoods and businesses.

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Fill the Fire Truck event set for Dec. 6

Nov 24, 2025 05:06PM ● By Cindi Mansell

Every toy and dollar donated at this festive event helps ensure that Kaysville GIVES continues its mission in making Christmas possible for hundreds of children in the Kaysville community.

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Centerville leaders grapple with future of Church Well

Nov 21, 2025 12:58PM ● By Linda Petersen

Centerville city leaders are struggling to balance the costs and growing safety concerns associated with maintaining the popular, non-chlorinated Church Well filling station, the City Council postponed a decision, opting instead to gather usage data to inform future choices.

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