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Volunteers pile into an Aggie Shuttle to collect cans of food for the Cache Valley Food Pantry.

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Macey's grocery store in Providence brought the world record back to Utah for the biggest display of bananas Wednesday.

Glen Stringham, president of the Millville Canal Company, walks along the Millville Providence Blacksmith Fork Canal on July 23.

Brad and Debra Teare have been together through thick and thin. His Impressionistic landscape paintings are created with thick, juicy paint.

Logan City received repeated warnings that a privately owned canal that runs along the base of a steep bluff posed a danger to those living below, but the city failed to act on that safety issue, or even to warn residents who might be affected, records and interviews with researchers and a former water official show.

Supervisor Warren held two district meetings this spring to get citizen input about the possibility of potential ZIP code modifications in the county.

Residents opposed to a recent ruling by the Providence Township zoning hearing board plan to try a new avenue of protest tonight.

Two students have received 2009-2010 Hubbard Family Scholarships at Utah State University, Zachary Maughan, a senior from Providence majoring in American Studies and German, and Julie Sheen, a junior from North Logan majoring in English education and minoring in history, with an associate of science certificate in horticulture.

Many companies in Cache Valley and beyond are facing cutbacks, but one local business expects to double in size.

The first pioneer settlement in Cache Valley came in 1855, with the establishment of the LDS Church's Elkhorn Cattle Ranch and with Maughan's Fort, in what later became Wellsville.

Denton school officials will present a modified version of proposed elementary attendance zones for the 2010-11 school year to parents and residents in a final public hearing tonight at Providence Elementary School.

The Denton school district will conduct two public hearings Tuesday and Thursday in the Aubrey area to discuss proposed attendance zones for the district's eastern region.