Logan
Morning News
Tuesday, October 21st, 2025
Good morning, Logan. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 21st of October.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ More than 1,000 children and parents took part in the tenth annual Trick-or-Treat Street at Smithfield City Recreation Center on Friday evening—an event that set the stage for the upcoming neighborhood festivities. The Herald Journal
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ The Ellen Eccles Theatre in downtown Logan will present Frankenstein: A Living Comic Book at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 23. The family-friendly stage play reimagines Mary Shelley's classic tale with comic visuals and live actors, and it is recommended for children 8-and-up due to flashing lights and mild violence. KVNU
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Utah State University's Heravi Peace Institute partnered with Utah Dispute Resolution and Disagree Better to launch a new transformative mediation training program aimed at enhancing conflict resolution statewide. The Herald Journal
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Cache Valley residents gathered Saturday at Stokes Nature Center’s Nibley site to harvest produce from an indigenous food garden & view progress as the nature park nears completion. The Herald Journal
- ➤ Utah State University's report from the Janet Quinney Lawson Institute was released on Thursday and shows pressing natural resource issues in Utah such as air quality, wildfire impact, and water conservation efforts in the Great Salt Lake Basin. Lawmakers and community leaders attended the event—key findings include that animal overpasses are effective and over 100 dams need major upgrades—to guide future policy. KVNU
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Cache County Executive George Daines proposed cutting $250,000 a year from the Cache County Library in Providence for 2026—an action that would close the library—and staff and patrons sent over 1,450 letters before the council meeting. County officials will consider the proposal on Oct 28 as they work to address a $7.6 million budget shortfall. KVNU
- ➤ Utah State University’s Janet Quinney Lawson Institute released its 2025 report Thursday to help state leaders understand issues with land, water and air, noting findings on animal overpasses, dam upgrades and wildfire smoke. The report also covers water conservation in the Great Salt Lake Basin and a chapter on energy—showing that state lands are recovering after wildfires—while guiding future policy decisions. Cache Valley Daily
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ The weight loss drugs Ozempic, Rybelsus and Wegovy trace their origins to a hormone found in a Utah Gila Monster’s saliva—researchers used a specimen from a breeding zoo to create treatments for type 2 diabetes. Recent studies also show that a synthetic version of this hormone could help detect pancreatic tumors. Cache Valley Daily
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Zombie 3K Fun Run
10 AM – 12 PM — Glen L. Taggart Student Center — All profits benefit the Little Lambs Foundation — Run for your life while dodging zombies in this thrilling fun run.
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Saranoni Holiday Sale
Saranoni's Early Black Friday Sale is Here: From November 1st–8th, wrap your holidays in comfort with 30% off site-wide, over 50% off doorbusters, and new holiday releases. Shop online or visit 1616 South 1000 West #120, Logan, Utah 84321 for the coziest savings of the season!
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Hotel California Tribute Concert
7:30-9 p.m. — Ellen Eccles Theatre — Tickets available — Experience an exceptional tribute to the iconic music of The Eagles with precision and talent.
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Logan Home Show
12-6 p.m. — Cache County Event Center — Free entry — Explore extensive home improvement options and connect with local vendors.
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Veterans Day Tribute
11:30 AM – 12:45 PM — Valley Realty — Light lunch provided — Honor local veterans with a tribute ceremony and a complimentary meal.
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Family History Assistance Night
6-7:30 p.m. — Logan Utah FamilySearch Center — Free entry — Get personalized help with your family history research from knowledgeable consultants.
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