The Utah Women & Leadership Project (UWLP) at Utah State University has released the fourth of six white papers sharing the results of a comprehensive study conducted earlier this fall. The study supports the efforts of “A Bolder Way Forward,” a statewide movement focused on ensuring that more Utah girls, women, and their families thrive.
On Wednesday, March 5, members of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers (DoUP) were notified of an act of vandalism that affected the Nielsen Grist Mill marker, located along Highway 24 near Teasdale.
The 2025 General Legislative Session has officially come to an end. This all-out sprint of the final week was a great cap to seven weeks of hard work.
Can you remember what it felt like to start Kindergarten? To be a 5-year-old dressed up in your newly purchased back to school clothes as your parents did you hair up nicely for the first nervous day of school? You wear your backpack like the rest of the big kids, you walk into that classroom, greet your new teacher, say hi to some of your neighborhood friends you were lucky enough to get as classmates, find your cubby, sit cross legged on the colorful rug, and officially start your elementary schooling.
Salt Lake City, UT (March 5, 2025) – The Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault (UCASA) is calling on community members and the media to bring attention to a devastating decision by the Executive Appropriations Committee (EAC) to eliminate all sexual assault prevention funding from the state budget. This decision comes after the Social Services Appropriations Committee recommended $1,625,000 of funding for sexual assault prevention and puts most prevention programs across the state at risk of shutting down.
The Central Utah Health Department (CUHD) is pleased to announce its annual Help Hands Resource Fair which will be in Piute County on Thursday, March 20 from 5-7 p.m. at Piute High School, and Sevier County on Monday, April 21 from 5-7 p.m. at the Sevier County Fairgrounds.
The Richfield Carnegie Library hosted its first book signing of 2025 on Friday, February 28, featuring local author and business owner Kaden Mattinson. Mattinson was present to promote his latest work, Raising Resilient Children: Strategies for Youth Empowerment.
Legislature to provide tax relief for Utahns — again
EPHRAIM, Utah — Utah State University Southwest clinical assistant professor Julie Stevens has earned the Teacher of the Year award in the USU College of Humanities & Social Sciences. Stevens teaches courses in the Department of Social Work. The award will be presented in an awards ceremony on March 1.
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