Estimated read time: 3-4 minutes IDAHO FALLS, Idaho — It’s time to break out the hiking boots, smell the fresh air and explore the scenery east Idaho has to offer. EastIdahoNews.com compiled a list of some popular hikes in the area that readers said they enjoyed. Here are 10 in no particular order. 1. Upper … [Read more…]
Summer in Richmond is so full of amazing events, parties and incredible food, your head might just pop right off. Good thing we’re here to help you decide where to go and what to do. Pro-tip: Best get the next size up in those jorts. Biggest Berries Are strawberries just hitting different this season? Head … [Read more…]
Estimated read time: 3-4 minutes OREM — Timpanogos head coach Kim Nelson has been the Timberwolves’ man in charge since the school opened its doors in 1996. Since then, he’s seen a lot of superb baseball and had his fair share of success with the program. As his players raised the baseball trophy high above … [Read more…]
Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes SPRINGDALE, Washington County — Memorial Day weekend is always a pretty busy time for Zion National Park. Last year’s holiday weekend brought in more than 82,000 visitors alone. While a similar rush is anticipated this weekend, those who plan to use the Emerald Pool trail complex will have to use … [Read more…]
Estimated read time: 21-22 minutes PROVO — For Rich’s record-setting sprinter Violett Taylor, the little things made all the difference in Saturday’s 1A state 100-meter final. Taylor, who entered the race with a 1A state record of 12.52 seconds, did it again by finishing in 12.497 seconds for the first of two state championships at … [Read more…]
NORWICH — U.S. Rep Marc Molinaro sent two representatives to meet with local residents and officials on Thursday to listen to concerns including but not exclusive to: social security; the U.S. debt ceiling; housing; and continued funding for Greenway bike trails. Office Field Representative Nicole Leonard, Rep. and case worker Michelle Speach met with City … [Read more…]
Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes MURRAY — Crews and regulars alike were watching Little Cottonwood Creek closely Thursday as waters continued to rise at Murray City Park. Street superintendent Lynn Potter said workers had already removed three pedestrian bridges and had sandbagged vulnerable areas. On Thursday evening, water was lapping up against the bottom of … [Read more…]