DRAPER — Geneva Rock’s application to expand its Point of the Mountain operations was tabled indefinitely in March after Draper Mayor Troy Walker issued a state of emergency. The spread of COVID-19 and Gov. Gary Herbert’s guidance to limit gatherings to 10 people has forced city and county councils across Utah to move meetings online,… Keep Reading
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4 News) – The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is canceling the remainder of its upcoming public events and seminars until further notice due to continued recommendations from health officials to avoid gatherings of more than 10 people. The following events will be canceled: April 2: Turkey hunting seminar in Lehi… Keep Reading
Government employees and elected officials of cities throughout Utah County are figuring out how to perform their daily duties while practicing social distancing to keep the public safe amid the coronavirus pandemic. One question with which city governments have had to grapple is how they should handle city council and planning commission meetings, which are… Keep Reading
LIMA, PERU (ABC4 News) — With thousands of Americans remaining stranded overseas after their flights were abruptly canceled and borders shut down to slow the spread of COVID-19, the U.S. State Department says it’s working hard to bring them home. ABC4 News spoke several Utah families still stranded in Peru who say they are growing frustrated… Keep Reading
Reams in Springville is offering one hour of early shopping for senior citizens and high risk customers on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. They are also dedicating checkstand no. 8 for senior citizens and high risk customers daily during regular hours. Senior-only hours: 8-9 a.m., Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays Regular hours (as of March 19): 9 a.m.-8… Keep Reading
All Utah eating places, bars and food-service institutions are not providing dine-in service due to the coronavirus epidemic. However many institutions are nonetheless providing takeout and supply. The Tribune has assembled an alphabetical information to let the place to seek out them. Eating places that want to be added to the free checklist ought to… Keep Reading
SALT LAKE CITY — On the day the World Health Organization announced that the coronavirus was officially a pandemic, Layne Borgersen, 25, discovered she was pregnant. Usually, Borgersen would have waited a little while longer before telling friends and family (she’s in her first trimester) but she felt everyone needed to hear some positive news.… Keep Reading
While many people can work from home during the coronavirus, cashiers, stockers and other grocery store employees are on the front lines of the pandemic, constantly putting themselves in close contact with shoppers. Harmons Grocery stores in Utah took steps over the weekend to keep these vulnerable — and essential — Utah workers safe, Chairman Bob Harmon… Keep Reading
LEHI, Utah — Young Living, the global leader in essential oils, today announced a new donation to Meals on Wheels, a nonprofit organization that delivers healthy food to the homes of senior citizens. Young Living will be donating 1% of all North American sales from the Thieves product line through the month of March 2020, beginning with an initial… Keep Reading
Judges announced 52 Sego Awards finalists across nine categories last week. Each of the finalists are female entrepreneurs who have influenced their market or communities, and 23 of the 52 finalists call Utah County home. The Sego Awards was founded in 2018 to be Utah’s first award show for female founders and CEO’s. The awards… Keep Reading
