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Wasatch High School girls took home the 6A state swim championship for the first time since 2019.
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Unhappy with the planned Heber Valley bypass route, some Wasatch County leaders are proposing an alternative of their own. However, they say they don’t want to delay the process.
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Utah Open Lands has received a $2 million matching grant to spend exclusively for open space preservation in the “Heartland of the Heber Valley.”
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With the exception of designated parks, dogs are not allowed on any public lands or areas within Heber City. Now, members of the community are asking the city council to reconsider that ban.
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Heber Valley leaders are still trying to decide what an open space agreement should look like for thousands of acres of Jordanelle Ridge. Officials are working with Summit Land Conservancy on the terms of a potential easement.
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Heber Valley locals gathered to protest the Utah Department of Transportation's planned bypass route, which cuts through farmland in the North Fields. They are concerned about open space and water quality.
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The Wasatch County Library will host a historical speaker series as part of a nationwide celebration marking the 250th anniversary of the United States.
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The winter’s unseasonably warm and dry weather left many ski resorts struggling to get enough snow to open trails last fall. Here's how Wasatch Back resorts handled the season.
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Heber City is refining its plans to transform its Main Street park into a year-round destination. Locals shared feedback at an open house Thursday, Feb. 26.
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Avalanche forecasters say danger remains high in Utah’s backcountry with more rain expected for the Wasatch Back after three fatal slides in Utah's mountains.
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Heber Valley locals will rally on Saturday morning to protest the Utah Department of Transportation’s planned bypass route.
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One bill restricting transgender Utahns’ access to gender-affirming care has failed, while another bill targeting care for trans youth is still under consideration. Summit Pride is tracking how this year’s legislative session could affect LGBTQ+ residents.