Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 3rd of October.
Good morning, Logan.
Logan-native siblings Liam and Belle Weed launch TwIIgs (a customizable ski pole company) offering poles in 15 vivid colors with unique stackable grips for better safety and comfort on the slopes.
They will start full winter sales on their website this season.
American Festival Chorus & Orchestra will begin its 19th season on Saturday, Oct.
17 with a concert celebrating choir, organ and brass at 7:30 p.m. at Daines Concert Hall on USU’s campus; guests include Dr. Richard Elliot and the Utah Symphony Brass as conductor Craig Jessop marks his final season.
Logan High School students visited St. Anne’s Retreat (the Nunnery) in Logan Canyon on Wednesday as part of a mythology unit led by teachers, a USU folklorist, and the new property owner.
They learned about local legends and documented history while exploring the site’s mix of folklore and fact.
The free Night Life exhibit at Hardware Wildlife Education Center runs today from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at a site about 15 miles east of Hyrum — offering interactive displays, crafts, and activities that help visitors learn about Cache Valley’s nocturnal wildlife.
Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker on 106.9 FM + 1390 AM share their predictions for Utah State's road game at Boise State today, offering score guesses and game insights.
Local football leagues in Cache Valley say a shortage of refs is making it hard to run youth and high school games.
Officials urge new recruits to sign up via the Utah High School Football Officials Association to gain training + valuable on-field experience.
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