Good morning, Logan.

Little Lambs Foundation for Kids has secured property at 1482 N.

800 West in Logan and will build a 12,000 sqft diaper bank and community resource center to expand diaper distribution and offer health education to families + it has raised $997K of a $1.55M goal.

A Utah State University Extension study finds that local employers value soft skills and experience more than academic degrees when hiring.

The workforce needs assessment highlights a shift in hiring priorities, showing that real-world skills are in demand across the region (based on surveys of local employers).

Mountain America Credit Union opened applications for its 2026 Elevate Scholarship Program—a $300,000 initiative awarding 150 $2,000 scholarships—to support students across the region.

Eligible applicants include high school seniors and those delaying enrollment, with deadlines set for Feb. 9.

The Logan Environmental Department clarified that new state code changes require drivers to secure landfill loads with an approved cover (like a tarp, mesh, or netting) to prevent debris from spilling, and uncovered loads will face a $10 fine at the landfill.

Residents can call 435-716-9755 for more details.

Logan Environmental Department clarifies new state landfill rules requiring drivers to secure loads with a solid barrier (such as a tarp, mesh, or heavy object) to prevent debris from spilling; drivers will face a $10 fine at the landfill.

State officials warn that driving wheeled vehicles on groomed snowmobile trails — intended only for snowmobiles — risks safety and is illegal; the Utah Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement and the Utah Snowmobile Association ask the public to call the UTiP hotline with details to help keep trails safe.

Bear River Health Department is investigating three Hepatitis A cases in Cache and Box Elder counties confirmed over the past five days.

Health officials advise residents to wash hands with soap+water and contact a healthcare provider if symptoms appear.

USU athletics launched its 'Show Me' campaign ahead of its move from the Mountain West to the Pac-12 — the initiative aims to boost fan excitement for the upcoming season.

Gallery Art Class

6:30-8:30 p.m. — The Logan Gallery — $10 pass or $15 drop-in — Explore new art mediums weekly in a supportive and creative environment.

Live Model Drawing Class

6:30-8:30 p.m. — The Logan Gallery — Free to attend — A community-driven class to refine your artistic technique with a professional model.

Daddy-Daughter Dance

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Box Elder County Fairgrounds — Ticket info not provided — Celebrate a special evening for fathers and daughters with music and dance.

Speed-Dating in Logan

7-9 p.m. — Home Range Brewing — Ticket required — Connect with genuine people in a casual setting at this almost-Valentine’s event.

A Celtic Celebration Concert

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Daines Concert Hall — Tickets available — Experience the charm and mysticism of Celtic music with AFCO, soprano Alex Sharpe, and violinist Máiréad Nesbitt.

Weekly Gallery Art Class in Logan

6:30-8:30 p.m. — The Logan Gallery — $10 with a pass, $15 drop-in — Explore new art mediums and styles in a welcoming environment.

HackUSU 2026

3-7 p.m. — Huntsman Hall — $15 — Experience 24 hours of creativity and competition with industry professionals in a fun and inclusive hackathon.