Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 9th of October.
Good morning, Ogden.
At Hooper Pick UR Pumpkin Patch, visitors can carry as many pumpkins as they like for $5—a price that has remained steady for 16 years.
Farmer Alan Spaulding invites families to enjoy picking fresh pumpkins and a fun farm tradition.
Today near the North Gate, a small civilian Piper PA-28 landed on the base roadway after reporting engine issues at around 9:37 a.m. and safety crews responded quickly, reopening access while officials coordinate with the FAA to plan the aircraft's removal.
Utah-based Crumbl CEO Jason McGowan accepted blame after a downturn led to 57 store closures and layoffs this year.
Franchisees reported a 32% drop in August traffic and criticized menu changes — including a failed dirty soda launch — as the chain struggles to reverse its fortunes.
Ogden’s annual Interfaith Concert debuts in a new venue on Sunday, Oct.
11 at 7 p.m. at the Historic Fourth Ward Meetinghouse, where local talent will perform as the event (centered on community unity) is free for everyone to attend.
Ron Pippin (Ogden Skeleton Man) began his front-yard skeleton displays during COVID and continues to create new October scenes that spark community joy.
In a recent interview, Frank, his crew’s bodyguard, shared challenges staging favorites like Michael Jackson’s Thriller outside his home on Fillmore Ave and 26th St.
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