Thursday Jul 2 | Deseret Morning News
Hill to continue tradition of holiday flyover
As has been a steadfast tradition for nearly two decades, pilots from the 419th Fighter Wing will take to the air on Independence Day to fly over parades across the Wasatch Front.
Standard-Examiner Davis Bureau WEST HAVEN -- West Haven has been a city only since 1991 and has just 6,000 residents, but it seemed like every one of them was at the annual West Haven Heritage Days celebration on Saturday.
davis buys land for future road
Most of the funding is available to build a major five-mile road from Clearfield through Syracuse and West Point at 200 South.
With a cluck, cluck here and a cluck, cluck there, the Stenquists' chickens don't go much of anywhere.
Utah bull riders keeping on bucking
Tribune file photo Bull rider Wesley Silcox of Payson rides Poison Ivy at the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas on Dec.
Davis officials ready for Legacy North possibilities
By Mitch Shaw Standard-Examiner Davis Bureau mishaw@standard.net FARMINGTON - The state may not be purchasing property or discussing a preferred alignment for Legacy North, but Davis County officials certainly are.
Happy Birthday to an organ donor who made a difference
Almost two dozen people benefited from the death of Russell Jones, of West Point.
It's simple arithmetic / School budgets divided by a shrinking economy equals tough choices
Davis school administrators are making difficult decisions in order to meet the new teacher-student ratio for next year and deal with the impending $22 million cut the district is required to make by the state.
Jerry Preston, public hearing, applicant is requesting approval of preliminary plat for phase 5 of Rice Farms Subdivision.
Federal stimulus sought for deputies
The Davis County Sheriff's Office is applying for federal stimulus funds to help secure "dedicated deputies" for three Davis cities.
Going from part-time mayor to a "more than 40 hours a week or you feel guilty" commissioner, is beginning to grow on John Petroff Jr.
Davis sheriff's office applies for federal aid to add 3 new deputies
The Davis County Sheriff's Office is applying for federal stimulus funds to help secure "dedicated deputies" for three Davis cities.
Truck smashes into home; 3 hurt
Weber County Sheriff's deputies are investigating a spectacular crash that sent a truck flying into the upper floor of a Hooper house.
Timeline set for stimulus money
Utah Department of Transportation officials have released a timeline for the nine Top of Utah road projects to be funded with federal stimulus money.
Future Educators? / Teacher recruitment seminar attracts 100
A teacher recruitment seminar in Layton attracted nearly 100 people thinking about teaching as a career.
Annual conference aims to teach, empower women
The largest and oldest womena s conference in Utah, the Northern Utah Womena s Conference, is being held on Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon at the Ogden City Marriott.
School bus driver placed on administrative leave
A school bus driver is on administrative leave after being accused of hitting a seventh-grader with a golf club.
A bus driver is on administrative leave after being accused of hitting a seventh-grade student with a golf club.
City leaders worry bill on water use may leave residents high and dry
City leaders are concerned a legislative bill will make it so water in times of drought would not be allocated to residents, but used for agriculture first.
Sound The Alarm / Sunset campaigns to recruit volunteer firefighters
Recruitment at "all volunteer" fire departments was difficult prior to the economic downturn.