Do you live in or near the Cache Valley areas of Idaho and Utah? If so, and if you have something to sell related to agriculture, I have good news. Cache Vally Ag Exchange is a new website dedicated to farmers, ranchers, and home gardeners in Cache Valley and the surrounding areas.
At CacheValleyAgExchange.com you can [...]
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This Christmas season proved deadly for two snowmobilers near Logan, Utah. The Christmas Eve Utah avalanche involved three riders near the Rodeo Grounds area of Logan Peak. Fellow snowmobilers helped dig the victims from the snow. The two were transported via helicopter to Logan Hospital where they were pronounced dead.
A second accident occured in the [...]
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Snowfall over the past month has left many residents in northern Utah and southeastern Idaho feeling tired. Each week seems to bring at least 8 inches of fresh powder to the area. This weekend, however, looks to be nice but cold.
Lowes, Home Depot, and several local hardware stores have all sold out of snow blowers [...]
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Located in southeastern Utah, Zion National Park was dedicated in 1919 making it the oldest national park in the state. Zion, in ancient Hebrew, means place of refuge or sanctuary. It is home to unique geographic regions that harbor over 280 different species of plants and animals. Included in the list are bats, mountain lions, [...]
In Sandy, Utah, local authorities are asking residents to help dig out around fire hydrants in their neighborhoods. This request comes after a storm Monday covered 90 percent of the city’s 4500 hydrants.
The problem is when firefighters arrive at an emergency, such as a house fire, and can’t find a hydrant, it takes an extra [...]
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