Good morning, Logan.

A Sept. 11 Day of Service is planned for Sept.

11 in the valley to honor nearly 3,000 lives lost in the 2001 terror attacks (the event offers Logan residents a chance to reflect and serve their community).

Cache Community Connections is hosting a two-day Days of Service and Commemoration to honor 9/11.

Logan will run nine volunteer projects on Sept. 11 from 9 a.m. until noon, with an interfaith commemoration, picnic and band at Willow Park on Sept. 12; volunteers should bring tools + register online.

The Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art will host Wild About the West Block Bash on Saturday, Sept.

12 at USU from 1 to 7 p.m., featuring art-making, music, cowboy poetry, games and food trucks as part of the Lure and Lore of the West exhibit (until May 8, 2027).

Utah 2034 launched its Olympic outreach at Nibley Elementary today at 10 a.m. where Olympic and Paralympic athletes shared stories about sports + reading values with students, and the Champion Schools program is set to expand to every school next year.

Tom Kelly from the 2034 Olympics Champion Schools program toured Cache Schools today and met with lawmakers and researchers who discussed data centers, job opportunities, and electric rates to support community growth — details that could guide future policy.

Bridgerland Technical College students now have a direct path to earn a Utah State degree through the new BTECH Now, USU Next program that offers automatic admission, coordinated advising, and credit-transfer pathways in Cache Valley (a long-term hub for local workforce training).

Five students, including three from Utah and one from Idaho, were selected for the 2026 Tractor Supply FFA Future Leaders Scholarship to pursue careers in agriculture and trades; awards of $5,000 and $10,000 will support their studies, with funds raised via an in-store and online campaign running Sept. 7-20 (details).

Hyrum Reservoir dropped to 18% capacity, making the park’s boat ramp nearly unusable with only two feet of water covering it, warn park ranger Michael Sovine.

Cache Water District officials said irrigation releases continue normally, while low water boosts fishing for bass, perch and bluegill.