Clearfield News

There were teardrops falling in a home in Roy as the stranger's voice cracked over the telephone and he talked about his dead buddy.

Free summer lunches at Davis District Schools are a godsend for many families dealing with job losses or pay reductions brought on by a sluggish economy.

Time is conspiring against Renie Miya. That, the market, Utah's birthrate and his sciatic nerve.

Election talk is gearing up in Clearfield, Syracuse and Layton. Clearfield Mayor Don Wood announced Thursday he will seek his first full four-year term as the city's mayor.

Some teens say they couldn't care less about anything. But one person has shown he cares about them.

Colleen Nielson is glad she gave in to her friend's nagging. Nielson, 76, of Clearfield, said her friend kept telling her how wonderful the Foster Grandparent program was and that she should sign up.

A Utah man convicted of illegally possessing dozens of rubber boa snakes can't sue authorities over the death of almost all of them while they were in state custody.

A father-son team of snake researchers cannot sue a state agency over the death of dozens of rubber boas during a raid on the son's Davis County home in 2004.

Pavement repair project begins today Civil Engineering will begin pavement repairs today, 6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m., on Georgia Street between Arsenal Road and Wardleigh Road.

Numerous H1N1 flu cases in the south Clearfield and north Layton area shortened services this past Sunday for many members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Police in Clearfield have arrested a man accused of demanding sex from a teenage girl in exchange for room and board.

Although many in the industry agree that raising vending prices is a necessity, the hesitation on the part of most operators remains somewhat puzzling, at least on the surface of things.

Lean times mean more bids for city work, as Clearfield experienced with its most recent contract, a roughly $240,000 pipeline project.

The county has set the bond parameters for the construction of the Davis County Health Department building in Clearfield.

Five-year-old Ethan Tarr plays with his model Blue Angels jet with his grandfather Doug Hyldahl as they watch the air show on the Hill Air Force Base tarmac Saturday.

Early clouds didn't darken the spirits of well over 200,000 spectators at the opening day of the Hill Open House Air Show on Saturday.

The Hill Air Show takes place this weekend, but if youa re going to the show you need to stay clear of one road.

Groundbreaking for the proposed 45,000-square-foot Davis County Health offices will not be until late summer or early fall, health officials said.

A neighborhood is riled after police fired several shots to put down a lame deer in a backyard.

Thursday, May 28, 2009 By Lee Anne Hensley Hilltop Times staff The 2009 National Gym Association Mountain States Bodybuilding and Figure Championship will be held this Saturday at Clearfield High School in Clearfield.