Ted Smith/ S.L. Parks Department’s Utah Writers Project, Utah State Historical Society. Around 1911, Salt Lake City completed work on…
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I think we can all agree that this past summer was a bit, well, aggressive. We love you summer, but…
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In 1963, Tommy Jacobs won the PGA Tour’s 1963 Utah Open Invitational at the Salt Lake Country Club. It wasn’t…
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In 1966, two 18-year-old gas station attendants were kidnapped in Kearns and stabbed to death. The bodies of Steven Shea…
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You may arrive at this year’s 24th of July parade at what you assume to be right on time, lawn…
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It was 40 years ago, I was at the Sandcastle Theater, in Woods Cross, marveling at the film Footloose. It…
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People will come, Ray. They’ll come for reasons they can’t even fathom…And they’ll watch the game and it’ll be as…
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For this issue, we looked at the state of travel on the Wasatch Front—without a car. Our story “Alternate Routes”…
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No project was too large, no task too small, for Brigham to believe he was destined to take it on…
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I am admittedly a Salt Lake snob, generally adhering to the principle that anything south of 33rd is “the country.”…
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