Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 30th of November.
Good morning, Ogden.
Former D&RGW No. 133, a 1965-built locomotive that served Ogden rail yards, has been placed on a two-year loan at the Utah State Railroad Museum since Nov.
16; the Promontory Chapter plans to begin its restoration this spring—restoring the original Rio Grande lettering and inspecting its mechanical condition for a return to service while seeking donations and volunteer help.
A range of holiday events took place or will occur across Northern Utah from November 29 to December 7 – from Ogden’s Radiate Vendor Markets and musical shows at the Egyptian Theater to seasonal celebrations in Brigham City and Salt Lake City.
Local venues are hosting markets, concerts, art exhibits and sports contests to offer families festive activities this season.
UDOT is salting roads for the first snowfall of the year that brings heavy travel today after Thanksgiving.
Drivers are told to slow down, keep 300 feet behind plows, and check tire tread for safety—steps aimed at reducing icy and wet spots on the roads.
Bear Bachmeier threw for 289 yards and one touchdown and LJ Martin ran 95 yards for three touchdowns as No. 11 BYU beat UCF 41-21 on November 29th in Provo—securing a spot in the Big 12 championship game while UCF’s Tayven Jackson threw for 232 yards and two touchdowns.
Weber State football received Big Sky Conference honors as seven players were named, with senior Gavin Ortega and junior Montae Pate making the All-Big Sky First Team—Ortega played 41 career games and Pate earned his first all-conference nod with one interception and nine pass breakups. The list also included second-team spots and honorable mentions, reflecting the team’s strong performance.
Weber State beat Kansas City 82-61 on Nov.
29th at the Dee Events Center in Ogden. Guard Vartiainen scored 17 points and hit key three-pointers — he left the game briefly after a knee check and will have it imaged to ensure he is okay.
Carol of Drums: A Global Percussion Celebration
7:30 p.m. — Weber State University Department of Performing Arts — Check event page for ticket info — Experience a vibrant musical celebration featuring diverse percussion traditions from around the world.
The Winds of Winter Concert
7:30 PM – 1:30 AM — Weber State University Department of Performing Arts — Free entry — Experience an enchanting evening of wintry classics performed by the Weber State Symphonic Band.
December Art Stroll at The Local Artisan Collective
6-9 p.m. — The Local Artisan Collective — Costs vary by class — Dive into a festive holiday atmosphere with artisan ornament-making and live demos from local artists.
Make Your Own Felted Scarf Workshop
3-5 p.m. — The Local Artisan Collective — $59 — Create a cozy, one-of-a-kind felted scarf using nuno felting techniques.
Crystal Festival – Rock, Mineral, Gem & Crystal Show
10 AM – 8 PM — The Monarch — Free admission — Discover unique crystals, gems, and handcrafted gifts this holiday season.
Mariachi Herencia De Mexico Concert
7:30-9 p.m. — Weber State University Department of Performing Arts — VIP packages available — Experience the vibrant rhythms of Mariachi music live in Ogden.
The Nutcracker Ballet
7-8:30 p.m. — Peery's Egyptian Theater — $24 - 40.50 — Experience Clara's enchanting journey alongside local dancers and live orchestral music.
Candlelight Concert: Tribute to Coldplay
6:15-7:14 p.m. — The Monarch — Tickets required — Experience the enchanting melodies of Coldplay performed by a string quartet amidst candlelight.
Country Dance Night
8:30-10 p.m. — Union Station — $4 before 9, $5 after — Kick up your heels at this lively country dance event for teens and adults.
Ogden Christmas Village Horse Drawn Carriage Rides
6-10 p.m. — Christmas Village — $55-$120 — Experience festive lights and holiday cheer with a magical horse-drawn carriage ride.
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