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Hundreds of Heber Valley community members gathered Saturday for the annual 9/11 National Day of Service.
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The Heber City Police Department has recognized a Wasatch County man who may have saved a local woman’s life.
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Heber, Midway and Kamas community leaders are teaming up for the annual 9/11 National Day of Service Saturday.
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A golf lodge is planned for the new SkyRidge development near the Jordanelle Reservoir. The Wasatch County Council will visit the site Wednesday, Sept. 4.
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The Wasatch Back community is coming together for a meaningful cause: the annual Walk to End Alzheimer's. It’s a day dedicated to raising awareness and funds for Alzheimer's care, support and research.
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Wasatch County teachers are trying a new approach called the "science of reading" to teach children to read.
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The Live Like Sam Foundation supports youth mental health through partnerships and is seeing significant reductions in youth anxiety and depression as a result.
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There aren’t yet clear rules about e-bike usage in Wasatch County. After three teenagers were injured in a crash, leaders are considering how to keep riders safe.
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Swiss Days is a popular Labor Day weekend festival in Midway that benefits local and international organizations. Don't miss this story of a chance encounter on the other side of the world.
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The Deer Creek Intake Project is still underway and the state park is reminding visitors of closures over Labor Day weekend.
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One of Midway’s largest celebration runs Friday through Saturday and is chock-full of fun for the whole family.
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Three Wasatch High School students are recovering after their e-bike collided with a car in Midway. All three were wearing helmets.