Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 21st of October.
Good morning, Logan.
Five local women veterans were honored at a Quilts of Valor ceremony in North Logan Monday, Oct.
12, hosted by the Rocky Mountain Veterans Center + Linda and Terry Messmer Family Foundation. Local quilters crafted each quilt for over $400 as a token of comfort and healing.
Cache Valley residents can donate coats, blankets, and other winter essentials to help local families during the annual Warm Bodies, Warm Souls clothing drive, which runs through Nov.
20.
The 48-year-old Deseret Industries store at 36 S.
State St. in Preston will close on Oct. 31, ending a valued local bargain spot (2,300 sqft) and resource for community organizations, with employees offered transfers to the Logan location 25 miles away.
The Deseret Industries store in Preston at 36 S.
State St. will close on Oct. 31, ending 48 years of service that provided affordable goods and support for local groups. Local leaders worry its closure will leave a gap in retail options and community resources.
DWR will release pheasants at six sites in Cache and Box Elder ahead of pheasant and quail seasons starting Saturday, Nov.
7. Youth hunts run Oct. 31–Nov. 5 for pheasants and Oct. 31–Nov. 2 for quail, and hunters are urged to move away from busy parking areas.
Logan's Street Division has offered various fall options for disposing of leaves & yard waste.
Residents will receive updated drop-off locations and guidelines later to help manage the cleanup.
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