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Ivory Homes is asking state leaders to change the law that allows developers to form their own towns, after an unsuccessful bid to incorporate in Summit County.
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Jonás Wright/KPCWHeber’s tourism numbers slowed this summer. Still, the need for a larger workforce remains. -
Manzoni/IBU/Manzoni/IBUA survey showed just over 6% of U.S. Biathlon members supported a merge of the two Olympic organizations.
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Residents can take a trip into the past this weekend at the Echo Church's free lecture Sept. 12. -
![[FILE] An American flag and State of Utah flag fly at half mast near the Utah State Capitol. Gov. Spencer Cox ordered flags to be lowered at state facilities Monday in honor of the 9/11 tragedy.](https://npr.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/7417543/2147483647/strip/true/crop/4256x2371+0+230/resize/280x156!/quality/90/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fnpr-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%2F8f%2F44%2F5e0d0dcc4630982df96e029459a8%2Fadobestock-158195647.jpeg)
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff Friday in recognition of Patriot Day and National Day of Service and Remembrance. -
Utah’s appellate court has denied an appeal petition in the defamation case involving a former Park City school official and a freelance journalist. A dispute over Facebook posts continues.
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Plans took a step forward for a mix of 74 housing units and commercial space in Summit County’s Silver Creek area. The homes are geared toward older adults. -
Drivers will see lane closures at the Jeremy Ranch and Pinebrook roundabouts as bridge construction starts again. -
Park City Ski and Snowboard is recruiting volunteers for dozens of competitions this winter, even though the first snow is still months away. -
Buying a home is out of reach for almost all renters in the Wasatch Back, according to new research on the Utah housing market. -
About a third of the residents of Independence, including the former mayor, want to dissolve their Wasatch County town amid talks over future development.
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