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Hideout Planning CommissionIn Hideout’s 17-year history, developers have almost exclusively constructed homes, not retail or community areas. Some commercial space is proposed as part of a new neighborhood – but town planning leaders are hesitant to give their approval. -
pio3/Adobe StockUtah’s State and local government offices will be closed Monday for the Labor Day holiday next week.
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The Wasatch County School District updated its cellphone policy Tuesday. It plans to get community feedback to see if the policy needs further revisions. -
Days after The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints commenced building the Heber Valley temple, a small group of neighbors is asking the court to halt construction until their lawsuit goes through the appeals process. -
Plans to construct recreation amenities and luxury housing are developers' effort to turn the north end of Heber into a “community hub.” -
About a third of voters cast ballots in the primary races for Heber and Midway earlier this month, while two-thirds of Charleston voters went to the polls. -
A proposed outdoor theater within the Jordanelle Ridge development will be paid for thanks to a relatively new financing tool. -
The Holy Cross Ministries’ School Readiness Program is working to help kids prepare for kindergarten by equipping them with English-language skills, involving parents, and more. -
Wasatch County is giving residents an opportunity to guide its future and general plan at three open houses. -
Nearly four years after plans for the Heber Valley temple were announced, construction is underway. -
Tuesday is the deadline for Utah municipalities to certify their primary election numbers. -
Multiple reservoirs across the Wasatch Back are under health watches and warnings after harmful algae was spotted along some shorelines.
