Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 17th of September.
Good morning, Ogden.
Ogden singer-songwriter Alexis K released her debut indie-folk EP, 'Summertime Angel,' featuring honest reflections and a music video shot under the 24th Street bridge with Amir Jackson and FilmLite Media.
She will perform new songs at the 4th annual Speakeasy event on Sunday, Oct. 4 (7:30 p.m.).
At Beck Family Farms in Centerfield, this fall’s pumpkin harvest is expected to drop 80% due to drought and record heat.
Owner David Beck said the reduced crop will limit seasonal work and supply orders until September, forcing the farm to supplement with purchased pumpkins.
Ogden residents turning 73 in 2026 must decide how to take their required minimum distributions.
They can delay their first withdrawal until April 1 but face a second in the same tax year - a decision that may increase their tax bill; local expert Lyle Boss advises careful planning.
On Thursday, Sept. 24 at 6 p.m., the Weber County League of Women Voters will host a Voter Rights Celebration at the Pleasant Valley Branch in Washington Terrace to explore local voting history and ballot processing.
Guest speakers Neylan McBaine and Ricky Hatch will offer insights and a book signing.
Ogden City signed an agreement with local developer Giv Group to preserve and renovate the historic U.S. Forest Service Building into an arts and affordable housing space.
The plan includes maker-space and art studios on the lower floors and 24 housing units upstairs — restoration beginning next year.
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