Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 30th of October.
Good morning, Ogden.
Ogden Empty Bowls will run for its fifth year on Nov.
6 from 6 to 9 p.m. at The Monarch to raise money for the Weber Cares Food Pantry; most bowls are made by Monica Linford’s Words and Wares students, all proceeds go to the pantry, and the evening will include food, live music (and a memorial for Dr. Judy Elsley).
AAA says Utah's average price for regular gas fell 10 cents to $4.62 per gallon this week, with Ogden at $4.53, and reminds drivers to watch for pedestrians as Daylight Saving Time will end Nov.
1 (2 a.m.).
Zach Thomas is running for Ogden School Board District 6 and will push for more community engagement through regular town halls, expanded after-school programs, increased mental-health supports, and reduced classroom screen time.
He cites teaching at Imagine Music and service on the Weber County RAMP board as qualifications.
UDOT finished a restricted crossing U-turn (RCUT) at the SR 23/US 89/91 intersection on Sept.
22 to cut crashes after 51 incidents from 2019–2023; the $6.3 million design aims to improve safety through about 2050 while some locals still favor an overpass.
CommonSpirit Holy Cross Hospital Davis reopened an eight bed inpatient pediatric unit and held a ribbon cutting on Wednesday, Oct.
28 in Layton — it will have pediatric hospitalists on duty 24 hours a day to treat low acuity illnesses and reduce transfers to Salt Lake.
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