Good morning, Logan.

Cache County Fair and Rodeo returns to the Cache County Fairgrounds in Logan, bringing four days of livestock events, exhibits, a rodeo + carnival rides.

The fair will run from Aug. 5 to 8 with rodeo shows starting at 8 p.m.

After lightning storms forced last-minute fireworks cancellations, Logan City now will hold a show after the Free Heroes Tribute Concert at Willow Park on Aug.

29 and North Logan rescheduled fireworks for 'Redneck Night' at Elk Ridge Park on Aug. 22.

Volunteer Eleni Robinson is collecting clothes and hygiene items for wildfire victims in northeast Logan after a fire burned about 40 acres early Saturday + donations can be dropped off at 619 N.

500 E. Logan where a pink tote is set up.

Hyrum City Museum Director Jami Van Huss was honored with a national Mid-Career Professional Award at the American Association of Museums Conference in Philadelphia this year; her leadership has helped the museum thrive (with free admission) and strengthen Utah’s cultural scene.

Stokes Nature Center will host its second annual Forest to Fork dinner on Aug.

6 at Mt. Naomi Farms in Hyde Park. The event features a multi-course meal made with locally foraged ingredients, live music by Megan Simper, and foraging lessons (happy hour starts at 5 p.m., dinner begins at 6 p.m.).

Two Cache Valley educators, Sondra Knudsen from Adams Elementary and Daren Lentz from South Cache Middle School, were named statewide finalists for the 2027 Utah Teacher of the Year award by the State Board of Education and will join roundtable events before the Sept.

3 banquet.

Two Ridgeline High School students placed third at the FBLA National Leadership Conference in San Antonio last month.

They advanced from a top-15 objective test and role-play event in Hospitality and Event Management, earning a trophy and cash award for their performance.

The Utah State University Extension Gardeners Almanac offers late summer gardening tips to help yards beat the heat.

It advises planting cover crops & managing harvests and pests carefully to keep local gardens thriving.

Frank Mueller joined UPR as its new station manager on July 1 near Aggie Ice Cream on the east-side of the campus and will also teach at USU College of the Arts and Sciences while guiding trusted news and community programming.

The Canyon Road Fire in the Island area was contained after evacuations began last Friday at 11 p.m. Firefighters and emergency crews managed high winds and burning debris, allowing residents and USU students to return home by Saturday evening.

Box Elder County officials said the Johnson Canyon Fire was 65% contained Monday while crews patrolled the 6,889-acre burn area near Portage — a sign of strong regional support.