Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 10th of October.
Good morning, Logan.
Residents can join the Lagoon Frightmares Giveaway from Monday, Oct.
5 until Wednesday, Oct. 15 at 12 p.m. by scanning a QR code at a sponsored Logan location + winners will be announced on Friday, Oct. 16.
Cache Valley Star Alliance held a meeting last week at Whittier Community Center in Logan, where science author Chris Cokinos and astrophotographer Val Hovey taught dark sky practices and shared tips on reducing light pollution ahead of the holiday season.
A statewide treasure hunt resulted in a ($10,000) donation to The Family Place, a local nonprofit that supports families and protects children.
The winner directed the funds to help those in need.
Crumbl CEO Jason McGowan acknowledged tough industry headwinds and praised local franchise owners, including those in Logan, while stating that the cookie chain will adapt and thrive amid economic challenges + his team remains optimistic about future progress.
JuniperMoon Artisan Market is marking its first anniversary today at 8915 S.
200 West in Paradise (a creative hub for 30 local artisans) and will host free live music, artisan vendors and a book signing event.
Providence voters will decide on a Nov.
3 ballot question whether to impose a property tax to save Cache County Library, which faces closure from county budget cuts. Mail-in ballots begin Oct. 12 (costing about $55 a year on a $500,000 home) so residents can cast their vote.
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