Good morning, Ogden.

Seager Memorial Clinic hosts its sixth annual Charity Recital on Friday, Oct.

23 at the Browning Center at Weber State University—featuring live performances and a silent auction with proceeds funding free healthcare for community members.

At Union Station, staff and visitors report strange sounds and smells that support the depot's long-held ghost stories.

Paranormal investigators use cameras + energy readers to study the unusual signs of spirits and local history.

A local tale says a ghost once played a soft flute in the historic basement of the former Congress House Hotel at 115 25th Street; today, the Painted Lady operates there offering art classes & products for visitors.

Ogden’s new Mountain Film Festival will launch soon to showcase local adventure and art as filmmakers share footage from our city's trails.

Organized by the Northern Utah Trail Foundation, the event features film screenings, an awards ceremony, and tickets priced at $20 or $15 for members.

Ogden Musical Theatre presented Dracula (adapted by Jennifer Westfall with music by Ryan Bruckman and directed by Maddie Tarbox) from Oct.

15-19 at Peery’s Egyptian Theater. The production reimagined Bram Stoker’s classic with dynamic visuals and evolving character portrayals that impressed local audiences.

Ogden News has launched an online page that highlights local history, featuring archival records and community stories.

The new resource aims to help residents explore Ogden’s heritage — a window into the city’s past.