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Friday, March 28th, 2025
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Good morning, Logan. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 28th of March.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ City officials announced that Logan residents will have a bulk green waste pick-up from five designated park locations in mid-April, from April 14 to April 25. Green waste bins will be placed at Lundstrom Park parking stalls on 1350 North, Hyrum Gibbbons Mount Logan Park parking lot, Merlin Olsen Park east parking stalls, Bridger Park, and Willow Park Quad—residents must use these bins as curbside waste will not be collected. KVNU
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Logan police arrested 71-year-old Michael Henry Evans on Thursday morning after a domestic dispute where he allegedly held a woman at gunpoint, threatened to shoot her, fired a round into the floor, and kept her from leaving until she escaped — he is held without bail pending arraignment. KVNU
- ➤ A 71-year-old Logan man, Michael Henry Evans, was arrested Thursday morning for allegedly threatening to shoot a woman during a domestic dispute after she called 911 on Wednesday night when he held her captive, grabbed her hair, and fired a round into the floor — police say he is held in Cache County Jail on multiple charges. Cache Valley Daily
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Utah’s water outlook is mixed as northern reservoirs, including the Logan River at 91% of normal, remain strong while southern snowpack and runoff stay low after storms raised the snow water equivalent to 82% of normal but melt has peaked. Officials urge residents and farmers to conserve water this summer—95% of the state’s supply comes from snowpack and conservation programs are in place. KVNU
- ➤ The Utah Division of Water Resources reported that northern reservoirs remain strong while the Logan River flows at 91% of normal, but snowpack and runoff in southern areas stay below average. Water managers urge residents and farmers to conserve water this summer to support reservoir storage and prepare for potential drought conditions. Cache Valley Daily
- ➤ The Utah Department of Wildlife Resources told pet owners that dogs must be kept on a leash while walking on trails this spring because wildlife still need time to regain strength after winter. DWR warned that off-leash dogs may chase deer and other animals—wasting energy vital to their survival. Cache Valley Daily
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Utah Department of Wildlife Resources reminds Logan dog owners to keep pets on a leash when using trails – this helps protect weak wildlife emerging from winter. The agency said off-leash dogs may chase and injure animals like deer that need extra energy to survive, so pet owners should stay alert. Cache Valley Daily
- ➤ Logan City announced its annual Spring Cleanup that will begin April 14 at designated locations for residents planning spring gardening and yard work — the event aims to support community outdoor efforts. The Herald Journal
SPORTS NEWS
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Sew Healing Retreat & Expo
1 PM-9 PM — Riverwoods Shoppes — $10/day for admission — Celebrate creativity and wellness with workshops, classes, and a vibrant marketplace.
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Cache Garden Club with The Bee Whisperer
6-8 p.m. — Logan Library — Free entry — Discover the fascinating world of bees with George Glenn, The Bee Whisperer.
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Champions of Magic Performance
1:30 – 2:30 p.m. — Ellen Eccles Theatre — Tickets required — Experience breathtaking illusions including supercar feats and Houdini-inspired escapes in this family-friendly spectacle.
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Caine Ensembles Concert
7:30 p.m. — USU Caine Performance Hall — Ticket info available — Experience chamber music performed by talented ensembles of USU musicians.
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Easter Bunny Brunch
9:45-11:30 a.m. — Zootah — Cost info not specified — Hop into Spring with a festive Easter celebration filled with family fun and unique experiences.
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Engineering Entrepreneurship Showcase
6-8 p.m. — Maverik Stadium — Free entry — Discover innovative student business pitches and network with industry professionals and alumni.
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Shrek - The Musical
1:30 p.m. — Ellen Eccles Theatre — Tickets start at $20 — Experience the enchanting tale of Shrek, Fiona, and Donkey in this lively musical adaptation of the beloved animated film.
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USU Bass Festival Closing Concert
4-5 p.m. — Daines Concert Hall — Open entry — Celebrate the culmination of the USU Bass Festival with global bassists in a vibrant musical showcase.
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Cache Valley Spring 5k and Kids Mile
8:00 – 9:30 AM — Willow Park — Registration required — Enjoy a scenic 5K run along the Logan River Trail followed by a Kids Mile.
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Logan Canyon Winds Recital
Evening performance — 7 p.m. — USU Caine Performance Hall — Free entry — Experience a delightful fusion of humor and virtuosity with a unique chamber music program.
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